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Lance: "Go With The Younger Guy" Take Makes Me Cringe
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- Jul 31, 2026
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- 846
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Summary
Andrew Berry tells reporters the Browns are staying flexible in the quarterback room and won't commit to a "quarterback of the future" plan this early, while Lance Reisland pushes back hard on the popular notion that ties should default to the younger player. Reisland breaks down real growth he's seeing from Shedeur Sanders, pointing to him throwing the ball away instead of taking sacks and stepping up in the pocket as signs of maturation, while noting Deshaun Watson is still just 30 and making his own strides. Anthony Lima admits it's tough to fully buy into the quarterback competition after the Myles Garrett trade, wondering aloud if the front office is quietly building toward drafting a QB next year regardless of who wins the job now.