How many quarterbacks to keep and the other difficult decision the Browns have to make
Orange and Brown Talk: Cleveland Browns PodcastShow Notes
The Browns have some hard decisions to make ahead of Sunday’s 6 p.m. roster cut deadline. The toughest decision is what to do at quarterback.
Yes, they have their starter in Deshaun Watson and backup in Shedeur Sanders, but what about the rest of the room? Should they keep four quarterbacks on their initial 53-man roster? Should they risk losing either Dillon Gabriel or Taylen Green?
Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe started this edition of the Orange and Brown Talk podcast by trying to answer that question. They make the case for why keeping four makes sense.
Then they get into some other choices the Browns have to make.
Should they only keep five wide receivers? Is rookie Austin Barber their best option at right guard? How will the defensive line room shake out?
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