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Mary Kay Cabot: Don't Overreact to Deshaun's Picks After 1 Practice
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- Jul 30, 2026
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- 1188
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Summary
Cleveland.com Browns Beat Reporter Mary Kay Cabot joins Anthony Lima and Nick Pedone to push back on the notion that Shedeur Sanders "won" the quarterback competition after one padless practice, explaining Watson's picks came in a low-stakes install period built for quarterbacks to be aggressive and make mistakes. She reveals DeJuan Jones unexpectedly split first-team left tackle reps with Spencer Fano, calls it a genuine surprise, and lays out how the fifth offensive line spot could hinge on whether the Browns want more veteran protection around a still-developing Sanders. Cabot also reports real momentum on a Jadeveon Clowney reunion, noting Todd Monken's familiarity with him from Baltimore and that his issues in Cleveland were specifically with Myles Garrett, not the locker room as a whole, and reads the Ward and Delpit extensions as a clear signal the Browns are trying to win now, not rebuild.