Kenny Pickett, Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel are all technically battling for a roster spot, although more and more momentum has been building that the Browns could potentially keep all four quarterbacks on their roster.

Cleveland makes the tough decision to keep all four of its QBs who competed this summer in our 53-man roster projection.

With the deadline to trim rosters just days away, the Cleveland Browns are staring down a personnel predicament and a potential PR nightmare

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski and quarterback Shedeur Sanders had a sideline exchange after the signal-caller was pulled with two minutes left in the Browns' 19-17 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday to close the preseason.

Will Browns cut Shedeur Sanders? Why rookie QB's struggles in final preseason game likely won't jeopardize roster spot originally appeared on The Sporting News Shedeur Sanders had a dismal performance in the Browns' final preseason game, and now, his spot on Cleveland's roster could be in jeopardy.

Veteran Joe Flacco, the favorite from the jump, will ultimately start for the Browns in Week 1, but the picture behind him, and how Cleveland wants to handle their remaining trio of quarterbacks is still being figured out.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — With rumors swirling that the Browns will trade Kenny Pickett or waive Shedeur Sanders, the Browns have never wavered in their plan to keep all four QBs. That means that Joe Flacco, Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Sanders will all still be on the 53-man roster when the cuts are made Tuesday by 4 p.m.