Browns QB Battle: Watson vs Sanders vs Green

On April 30, the Cleveland Browns are gearing up for the 2026 season with a new head coach and a heated quarterback battle between.

Rookie Shadour Sanders and veteran Dishon Watson.

Browns reporter Mary K. Cabot, through her support behind Watson as the top guy, citing his experience over Sanders' shaky rookie year.

That pick sparked fire when Shadour's older brother, Shiloh Sanders, clapped back hard on social media, telling her to go make a sandwich.

He doubled down on Twitch, calling out what he saw as emotional bias in her reporting while saying real female journalists stick to facts.

Fans and critics hit Shiloh with sexism charges, but he stood firm, praising women who study the game deep.

Meanwhile, stats back Cabot's call. Sanders threw for 1,400 yards, seven touchdowns, but 10 picks, and just 56.6.

Percent completion in seven games last year.

Watson, a three-time pro-buller, boasts better numbers despite missing 2025 within Achilles' injury.

Now the Browns added depth by drafting quarterback Taylen Green in the sixth round, 180 second overall.

At six feet six inches with a 4.36 second 40 yard dash, the 23-year-old from Boise and Arkansas has coached Ted Munkin.

Heighted about his elite traits in work ethic.

Munkin's rate of scheme for organized team activities late May, mixing these QBs under his offense that has elevated guys like Lamar Jackson before.

Browns fans, stay tuned.

This QB room's about to get real competitive.