Shedeur Sanders expressed enthusiasm for the “new vibe” brought by head coach Todd Monken during the Cleveland Browns’ first practice of their voluntary minicamp. The 144th overall pick from the last draft, Sanders split reps with Deshaun Watson and aims to build on his 3-4 starting record from the previous season. He praised Monken and his coaching staff for their supportive approach, highlighting their impact on his development. The Browns finished the 2025 season with a 5-12 record, and Sanders will face competition from Watson and rookie Dillon Gabriel.
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