Browns Rookie QB Sydeur Sanders lacks exercises with “arm soreness”

Shedeur Sanders is having his moments in Cleveland Browns training camp, but a blip has emerged on the radar.

The Browns announced that the rookie quarterback was held out of team drills on Saturday due to “arm soreness.” Meanwhile, quarterback and trade acquisition Kenny Pickett returned to action from a hamstring injury for individual drills on Saturday.

Sanders is in a four-way competition to be the Browns’ 2025 starting quarterback with the aforementioned Pickett, veteran Joe Flacco and fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel.

“It’s next man up,” Pickett said after Saturday’s practice. “When you’re not in a competition, I think you’re losing ground. I think that’s the nature of the business, the nature of the game. It’s great for those two guys [Flacco and Gabriel] For additional actors, but I and SEDEUR should return there. “

Sanders surprised many, as Braones was traded to determine the best major attack player in the year 2024 by choosing No. 144 in the draft of the US Football Association 2025 after he had already taken Gabriel, and he is in the final of Haseman 2024, with the choice of No. 94. Earlier this week, Jimmy Hasralam, the owner of Browns, said that the decision to choose Sanders is the discussion of the CEO of Football Operations Andrew Perry yet Speculation that Hasralam asked his front office to formulate Sanders.

Cleveland opens the period before 2025 on the way to Carolina Panthers on August 8.

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