Browns' Sanders Leads Rebuild, Eyeing Simpson & Boston

It's March 22nd.

This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season.

The Cleveland Browns planned to start the 2026 season with Shader Sanders as their top quarterback.

They like his strong arm, quick feet, and cool head under pressure from late last year.

Even with some ups and downs on tape, the team sees him as the guy to build around right

now.

Sanders still needs work on his throwing motion and better choices in the new offense run

by head coach Todd Monkin.

Monkin has voice support for his future, but the Browns hold several first round picks

in next year's draft.

That gives them flexibility to grab another quarterback if needed.

One prospect turning heads inside the building is Alabama's tie Simpson.

His dual threat style matches what the league wants today, though he lacks big starting

reps.

The Browns see upside there, even if sitting him behind Sanders might speed his growth.

According to receivers, they're eyeing Washington's Denzel Boston after a recent meeting.

As six foot four, he posted 834 yards as a junior and 881 as a senior.

Some around the league compare his potential to top stars, adding excitement to their

plans.

With picks in the sweet spot for Boston or others like Carnot Tate, Cleveland must balance

grabbing a receiver early or bolstering the line later, nailing these choices could

fast track their rebuild and bring real stability.