Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken says the starting quarterback competition between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson is not predetermined. Monken tells reporters that both quarterbacks will be given opportunities in training camp, but neither is immediately guaranteed the starting role. According to outlets covering his comments, Monken’s plan includes a structured way to divide practice reps between Sanders and Watson during camp. The approach is aimed at letting both players “earn” the starting job based on performance during preseason practices rather than through a direct decision. While the reports differ slightly in how they describe the timing and mechanics of rep distribution, they agree on the key message: the Browns treat the quarterback position as an open competition and use training camp as the deciding period. Monken’s statements indicate the team intends to evaluate both quarterbacks through camp reps and related workouts as they move toward the regular season.