Todd Monken clarifies quarterback comparison between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders

In the United States, the Cleveland Browns are currently in the midst of a quarterback competition as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season. Todd Monken, the new head coach and former offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, is evaluating two quarterbacks: Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. During a recent media session, Monken faced a question from a reporter regarding a previous comment he made about the two quarterbacks. The reporter asked for clarification on whether Monken stated that Watson was better than Sanders or if he meant that Watson had improved. Monken responded defensively, indicating that he did not claim Watson was better than Sanders and appreciated the reporter's attempt to trap him in a misleading question. He emphasized that both quarterbacks have shown improvement and that each has strengths in different areas. Monken's comments come as Sanders, a fifth-round pick from the previous draft, is competing for the starting position after having started seven games last season. Watson, on the other hand, has had a tumultuous career with the Browns, having missed significant time due to injury. Monken plans to rotate both quarterbacks in preseason games to better assess their capabilities before making a decision on the regular-season starter.