Joe Hayden· Mar 27, 2026
Hayden argues the Browns should only trade Myles Garrett for a massive haul (three first-round picks, though he'd accept two firsts and a third), and expects Garrett could be dealt; he also believes Shedeur Sanders is better than Ty Simpson and will be a starting quarterback in the NFL, and wants Cleveland to use its two first-round picks on an offensive tackle and a wide receiver.
“I'm still looking at Shador like the quarterback I thought could have went one or two him or Ward in the draft.”
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- Depth Chart CallsShedeur SandersCleveland BrownsMar 27, 2026
Shedeur Sanders to be 1st on the depth chart
“I think that if he gets the chances to go out there and really just play football, he will be a great He'll be a starting quarterback in this league.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
- Trade and Signing CallsMyles GarrettMar 27, 2026
Myles Garrett to move
“he would definitely not mind leaving and going to play for another team... two first in the third, two first in the third. You know what, Sign signed, Sign me up”
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- Paul KerenDepth Chart Calls · Teven JenkinsMiss · 0Keren says Teven Jenkins still projects as Cleveland's Week 1 starting right guard despite a push from KT Leveston, and that Carson Schwesinger and Quincy Williams will be the Browns' lead linebackers.
- Conor OrrGame Outcome Picks · Cleveland BrownsMiss · 0Orr's Week 1 straight-up picks, including several upsets (Patriots, Buccaneers, Browns, Dolphins, Commanders, Broncos).
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- Jacob RichardRoster Spot Calls · Taylen GreenMiss · 0Richard predicts the Browns will keep Deshaun Watson as their starter through the season, that Shedeur Sanders will get a handful of starts, and that Dillon Gabriel is the most likely of the four quarterbacks to be moved off the roster.
- Nathan JahnkeRoster Spot Calls · Carsen RyanHit · 100An unsigned PFF fantasy preseason recap makes a series of depth-chart and roster-spot calls: Roman Wilson wins the Steelers' third receiver job over Germie Bernard, Robert Tonyan makes Pittsburgh's roster as the third tight end, Kyle Williams and Efton Chism III stick in New England, Mike Washington Jr. is the Raiders' primary backup back, Jalen Nailor stays a Raiders starter, Kaelon Black leads the 49ers' backup running back competition, and Charlie Kolar is the Chargers' top tight end with top-12 fantasy upside.
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