Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders was held out of team drills at training camp—citing what the team called shoulder soreness, according to Adam Schefter. While not considered a severe injury, the decision to withhold him suggests the Browns are proceeding with caution, possibly prioritizing long-term health over immediate reps. With veteran Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett (now nursing a hamstring injury) ahead of him on the depth chart, Sanders has yet to see consistent first-team action. His absence may limit opportunities to impress coaches before preseason evaluations begin.
Browns QB Shedeur Sanders is being held out of team drills today due to what the team is calling shoulder soreness. pic.twitter.com/Jvo5LlmK6a
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 2, 2025
He threw for three touchdowns on Saturday, July 26. Followed it up with a perfect 9-for-9 day in padded practice. And even had Diontae Johnson grinning after a threaded red-zone strike. The ‘fifth-round flier’ is starting to look like a quarterback Stefanski can’t afford to ignore.
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