Amid an unusual preseason with four QBs vying for the top spot, Cleveland has distributed reps in unique ways.

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski made a major quarterback announcement before their preseason opener.

One Cleveland Browns quarterback has been labeled unfit for the league as he competes with Shedeur Sanders and others for a roster spot.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Browns and Panthers held a joint practice on Wednesday in Carolina ahead of their preseason opener on Friday night. The big story going into this practice and the game is Shedeur Sanders starting as the Browns navigate injuries in their quarterback room.

Panthers head coach Dave Canales previously said Bryce Young will start at quarterback against the Browns, a change from last year. The 2023 No. 1 overall draft pick did not play in the first two preseason games last year and only saw action in one series in the preseason finale.

The Browns have announced that Joe Thomas and Chris Rose will be on the call as the team opens their preseason against the Panthers on Friday

Most anticipated the Browns to cut one of those quarterbacks by the end of training camp, but Cleveland might go against conventional wisdom and carry all four quarterbacks on the 53-man roster. Adam Schefter reported on his podcast that he believes that is "more likely than not" at this point,

The Sporting News The Cleveland Browns and their quarterback battle have been one of the most followed storylines around the NFL since training camps opened two weeks ago. Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel,

The Browns’ quarterback room is expected to be a crowded one. Cleveland is conducting one of the wildest preseason QB competitions in recent memory with veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett in training camp alongside rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

Joe Flacco may be the old man in the Browns' quarterback room, but he's also been the one who's answered the bell every single day.

With so much invested in Watson, Browns general manager Andrew Berry and the team’s other decision-makers knew that Flacco’s return last season might ramp up the pressure by creating a viable alternative at QB.

Joe Flacco's competitive fire hasn't lessened as the Cleveland Browns quarterback enters his 18th season in the NFL.