Not everybody is on board with Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco's witty answer to whether he'll mentor the team's young quarterbacks.

Anyone who has taken grandchildren or their own children to a petting zoo, or perhaps remembers from their own sobering experience, knows big goats do not step aside to make sure little goats get

Wednesday's OTA practice showed the disconnect between national Sanders narrative and Cleveland's actual quarterback pecking order

Do you play the old man, even if it's counterintuitive to the high draft pick you covet next year? Or play the kids and see what you have?

While we all can't wait to see rookie wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan make his debut for the Panthers, the reason is the Browns' annual quarterback competition, which features the biggest name in this year's draft class, Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders, who has the top-selling jersey among rookies.

Shedeur Sanders said that despite efforts to tear them apart, the quarterbacks in the crowded Cleveland Browns QB room are united.

All these reps add up, and they’re being graded on every play," Stefanski said. "We just love the opportunity to be on the practice field."