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Browns starting QB 'to be determined' under Todd Monken with Shedeur Sanders back
Coach Todd Monken will evaluate internal quarterbacks and consider draft and free agency options before deciding the Browns' 2026 starter, with 10 draft picks available.
- On Feb. 3, 2026, at his introductory press conference in Berea, Ohio, Todd Monken, Cleveland Browns head coach, said `I think like any position on the team, that's still to be determined`, declining to name a starting quarterback.
- Following the coaching change, the Browns enter 2026 with an unsettled quarterback room after a season of rotating starters, prompting further evaluation, Monken said.
- On the field, Sanders passed for 1,400 yards, seven touchdowns, and 10 interceptions, while Dillon Gabriel produced 931 yards, seven touchdowns, and two interceptions in his past year of starts.
- With the starter undecided, the Browns can pursue quarterbacks via the draft, free agency or trades, and Cleveland's 10 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft provide tangible options for the position.
- Monken noted that `I think like any position on the team, that's still to be determined`, referencing his Ravens background and prior interest in Shedeur Sanders, but declined to discuss their draft process.
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