The Cleveland Browns are creating a buzz this offseason with their quarterback situation, particularly after drafting Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round. Despite his potential, Sanders' selection came after Dillon Gabriel was picked in the third round, indicating a clear hierarchy among the five QBs now on the roster, which includes veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett alongside Deshaun Watson.

ESPN's reports have stirred speculation about potential trades involving the Browns' quarterbacks, suggesting Cleveland might leverage their depth for future picks if injuries arise elsewhere in the league. However, the legitimacy of a Sanders trade remains questionable given that he was overlooked multiple times in the draft. Could there be a market for him, or is it premature to even consider such moves?