Browns starting quarterback still a question mark: ‘We got two starting-level QBs’
The Cleveland Browns are still undecided on their starting quarterback as training camp progresses. Head coach Todd Monken has praised both quarterbacks, Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel, but has not made a definitive choice. Recent roster changes may indicate a shift in favor of one player over the other.
- ▪The Browns have not yet named a starting quarterback for the upcoming season.
- ▪Head coach Todd Monken has expressed confidence in both quarterbacks, stating they are both starting-level players.
- ▪A recent trade involving Myles Garrett may suggest a preference for one quarterback over the other.
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NFL Browns starting quarterback still a question mark: ‘We got two starting-level QBs’ By Ryan Giancola Published June 3, 2026, 8:59 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The Cleveland quarterback conundrum continues. The Browns have been holding practice over the last few weeks, still without a definitive answer on who will be the starting quarterback of the future. “I think both quarterbacks have played well enough where we haven’t really been in pads. We haven’t played any games yet.” Moken said “Haven’t really got to that point yet. Every day I kind of lean one way or the other with quarterbacks. I just tell you, we got two starting level quarterbacks.
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