Talk about a train wreck, dude. The Cleveland Browns are already staring down one of the three worst quarterback rooms in the entire NFL this season. Forget the hype around Shedeur Sanders getting the starting nod, because the franchise absolutely stunned everyone by naming Deshaun Watson their starter for 2026. Can you believe it? The questions around that starting role are already swirling like crazy, and it’s barely even September.
Cleveland’s QB Room Is Already Bleak
Seriously, nobody in Cleveland seems hyped about Watson or Sanders, which tells you everything you need to know about their confidence in that room. It’s just wild. And with things already looking shaky, some of the big names at ESPN, like Matt Bowen, Mike Clay, Dan Graziano, Pamela Maldonado, and Jordan Reid, are already talking about a rookie getting snaps. They went through their 2026 NFL rookie guide and were basically flirting with the idea of rookie Taylen Green getting under center at some point *this season*. We’re talking about a guy who’s third in line right now, behind Watson and Sanders.
Taylen Green: The Speedy Rookie Waiting in the Wings
So, what’s the deal with Green? They’re saying the Browns could totally put in some packages for the speedy Green. And yeah, he could definitely start at some point this season. I mean, you never know how desperate things are gonna get at quarterback in Cleveland, right? If it gets really bleak late in the year, what’s the harm in letting the kid rip? Green brings some immense upside as a rusher, which is always fun to watch, and he’s got a live arm that can make all the throws you need. Sure, his accuracy might make you wanna rip your hair out, but hey, that’s what a rookie season is for, learning and growing.
Meanwhile, back here in the Emerald City, our Seahawks are getting it done! We just pulled off a solid 13-10 win against the New England Patriots. What a defensive stand to close that one out, huh? While the Browns are wondering who’s even under center, we’re focused on building momentum. Let’s keep that winning feeling going, 12s!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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