T.J. Houshmandzadeh Reportedly Doesn't Believe Cleveland Browns Are Giving Shedeur Sanders A Fair Shot To Win QB Job

NFL training camps are just weeks away, promising an array of headlines as teams gear up for the regular season. A significant narrative this offseason centers on the quarterback dynamics in Cleveland. Typically, developments on Lake Erie not involving Deshaun Watson or standout edge rusher Myles Garrett may seem negligible. However, this year is different, especially with rookie Shedeur Sanders, once projected as a top ten draft pick, now fighting for a position after falling to the fifth round. Former NFL wide receiver and analyst T.J. Houshmandzadeh cast doubt on Sanders' chances in the starting quarterback competition, suggesting it has turned into a contest primarily between Kenny Pickett and Dillon Gabriel. Notably, the seasoned Joe Flacco appears relegated as well. Houshmandzadeh’s comments stand in contrast to earlier OTA reports that praised Sanders as the standout quarterback, indicating he faces significant challenges ahead if he aims for early playing time.