Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders has looked the part during OTAs, according to the team's color analyst, Nathan Zegura, who's been around the franchise for more than a decade. During Wednesday's team drills, Sanders reportedly threw three touchdown passes without an interception and completed 7 of 9 throws.

This distinction matters enormously. The stats came exclusively from 7-on-7 drills, which feature no defensive linemen, no pass rush, and significantly more time for quarterbacks to make decisions. It’s a controlled environment that naturally inflates quarterback performance compared to full-team situations.

In a graphic posted to X by ESPN Cleveland, Shedeur Sanders looked to have had far and away the best session throwing the football Wednesday — an efficient 7-of-9 with the team-leading three

It was the biggest story of the 2025 NFL Draft. Former Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders had a drastic fall, after many felt the former Buffaloes star would

The reality for Sanders on Wednesday was that he served as the fourth-team quarterback and was the only one of the four not to take any reps in the two 11-on-11 periods. It showed that Sanders has his work cut out for him in the four-way quarterback competition, and will have to leapfrog the other three if he hopes to start at all this season.

Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, and Travis Hunter are taking the NFL by storm among their rookie peers in a very predictable area.