The No. 3 quarterback in Cleveland to begin last season, Sanders moved up the depth chart to eventually take the starting job by Week 12 after the trade of Joe Flacco and the injury and ineffectiveness of fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel. Sanders had one big game against bottom-feeder Tennessee, and then just one other game with more TD passes than interceptions. Although an accurate collegiate passer, Sanders finished last in the league (min. 200 attempts) in both on-target percentage (63.7) and completion percentage (56.6) last year. He will compete with Gabriel, Deshaun Watson and sixth-round pick Taylen Green for QB snaps in Cleveland, where it's a virtual lock that more than one player will make starts. Cleveland's offseason overhaul might actually give the quarterbacks a better chance to succeed. The Browns have five new offensive line starters, including first-round pick Spencer Fano, and they also took wide receivers KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston within the first 40 picks of the 2026 NFL Draft. New head coach Todd Monken thus takes over a young offense, with TE Harold Fannin and RB Quinshon Judkins (both second-year pros) by far the best returning weapons. It could be a decent situation for fantasy production within a year or two, but Sanders may not even be in the mix for starts by then. He's in the mix now, but without any early hints about which Cleveland QB is favored to start Week 1.