‘Don’t Think He’s With the Team Next Year’ — Browns Insider Makes Bold Shedeur Sanders Prediction Amid Lost Deshaun Watson QB Battle

Shedeur Sanders has been the topic of discussion ever since the Cleveland Browns chose Deshaun Watson over him for the starting quarterback position.

The decision was made by Browns head coach Todd Monken after an intense training camp competition. Fans and analysts have been questioning Sanders' future with the organization after the decision went against him.

Tony Grossi Predicts Shedeur Sanders ' Browns Exit

In a recent episode of ESPN Cleveland , analyst Tony Grossi shared his point of view when asked about Sanders' future with the organization . He said:

"How does Shedeur Sanders' tenure in Cleveland end? This is torture. He's not going to be on the team next year. Can we all agree with that? I don't know that. Oh, I think I do know that. I don't know that. See, anything I say is going to sound like I want this to happen, and that's not what you're asking me. You're asking me what I think will happen. I don't think he's with the team next year. Okay. Why? Because I think they have Taylen Green . I think they have Dillon Gabriel . I think they have a rookie. And I think they look at a mid-price little bridge veteran, veteran quarterback. Okay, so I think he's the odd man out."

The competition between Watson and Sanders was head-to-head. Both quarterbacks were given alternating reps by head coach Todd Monken during the competition, giving each of them an opportunity to prove themselves and make a case for the starting position.

With the quarterback battle now settled, questions remain about where Sanders fits into Cleveland's plans moving forward. Grossi's comments are his personal assessment of what he believes could happen and do not represent an official decision from the Browns. Sanders could still have opportunities to prove himself during the season, particularly if he gets a chance to take meaningful snaps.

For Sanders, the coming season could eventually play an important role in determining his future with the organization. If he is able to show that he is the right fit for the Browns, the head coach might give him a second thought and reconsider his position within the team. His performance, development, and ability to take advantage of any opportunities could all become important factors when Cleveland evaluates its quarterback room moving forward.

The Browns will have several decisions to make when the season comes to an end, and the quarterback room could look different in the future. For now, Sanders remains with Cleveland, and there has been no official announcement that the organization plans to move on from him. Grossi's prediction has therefore added another storyline to an already closely watched quarterback situation.