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Jerry Jeudy: Viral Video Holding up 4 Fingers Was About His Daughter, Not Browns QB Choice
Jeudy said the four-finger gesture was about his daughter and not the Browns quarterback race, as Cleveland weighs Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.
- On Wednesday, Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy clarified a viral TikTok video, stating that holding up four fingers referred to his 4-year-old daughter, not an endorsement of Deshaun Watson.
- Watson and Shedeur Sanders are competing for the starting role during training camp in Berea, Ohio, as the coaching staff evaluates both players to determine the season starter.
- In the July 26 clip, an obvious jump-cut followed a question about his preferred starter, making it appear Jeudy supported Watson; he emphasized he does not "speak on decisions that aren't mine to make."
- Jeudy spoke directly with Watson and Sanders to clarify the misunderstanding, emphasizing his desire to ensure the team understood the context behind the manipulated social media footage.
- Jeudy, who played 19 games for the Browns, aims to improve on last year's 50 catches while focusing on running routes and making plays rather than personnel decisions.
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Browns WR Jerry Jeudy clarifies “4” reference in viral video - Regional Media News
Jerry Jeudy claimed he held up four fingers as a reference to his daughter's age, not teammate and Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, in a TikTok live stream gone viral. The veteran wide receiver held up four digits on his hand but said he was not endorsing Watson, who wears No. 4 for Cleveland, as his preferred starter. Watson and Shedeur Sanders are competing in training camp to be the starting quarterback for the Browns. Jeudy said he has bee…
Browns WR Jerry Jeudy clarifies "4" reference in viral video
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