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The Browns have settled their quarterback battle, but the decision has the fanbase completely divided.

Head coach Todd Monken has named Deshaun Watson the starting quarterback for Week 1, bumping Shedeur Sanders into the backup role.

The decision has sparked plenty of frustration in Cleveland, highlighted by Watson getting booed during a recent preseason game.

Many fans are eager to see what the 24-year-old Sanders can do running the offense.

However, Watson is finally healthy after missing the entire 2025 season with an Achilles injury, and the coaching staff firmly believes the veteran gives them the best chance to win right now.

It is a tough pill to swallow for fans wanting a youth movement, especially given how incredibly talented the rest of the Browns' roster is.

But in the modern NFL, a veteran's leash is only so long.

If Watson struggles to find his form, the calls for the much younger Sanders to take over will only get louder

Do you think the Browns made the right choice for their starting quarterback?

Alvin Kamara has never worn another NFL jersey.

And it looks like he never will.

The Saints drafted Kamara in the third round back in 2017.

9 seasons later, he's become one of the most unique offensive weapons of his generation:

⚜️ Saints' all-time leading rusher
⚜️ 5x Pro Bowler
⚜️ 7,250 rushing yards
⚜️ 4,948 receiving yards
⚜️ 86 total rushing and receiving TDs

This offseason, there were real questions about whether Kamara's time in New Orleans was coming to an end.

Instead, he and the Saints reworked his contract with one goal in mind:

Kamara finishing his career where it started.

Now there's really only one question left…

Is Alvin Kamara a Hall of Famer?

Shedeur Sanders’ path to becoming the Browns’ QB1 may already be taking shape.

Deshaun Watson will start the season, but an insider just broke down when Sanders could get his opportunity to take over, and it might come sooner than fans think. 😳🔗👇🏼

Cam Skattebo's disruptive ways have not gone down well with several people during Giants' training camp. Here's what we know about the heated moments during practice: Full Report in Comments 🔗👇

Thirty minutes into the preseason, and the Benz was already raining down frustration.

It was supposed to be a low-stakes dress rehearsal, but a 24-0 halftime deficit had Falcons fans reaching for the panic button before the band even hit the field.

Tua Tagovailoa's ebut was derailed early by a botched snap, while Cooper Rush’s brutal 97-yard pick-six capped off a forgettable first half.

Starters resting or not, the offensive line protection and overall ex*****on looked miles behind schedule with the regular season looming.

The August memes are already flying about securing the No. 1 overall pick if this offense doesn't find a rhythm fast.

Kevin Stefanski and his staff have a mountain of tape to fix before these games actually count in the standings.

49ers owner arrest’s wild bodycam footage hits the internet: bit.ly/JedBodyCAM

The NFL finally breaks its silence after a 49ers owner's controversial arrest.

The league has addressed the situation, and the statement could have major implications for San Francisco's ownership. 😳🔗👇🏼

There have been many NFL legends, but only a select few have truly separated themselves from the rest.

We put that question to ChatGPT, asking AI to rank the 10 greatest players in NFL history.

Some obvious legends made the cut, but some picks could have you questioning the entire list.

Check out ChatGPT’s Top 10 NFL players ever....and tell us which bold choice you liked and where did you disagree👇🔗

For years, CTE has been one of the biggest concerns surrounding football, but new research highlighted by The New York Times is putting the issue back in the spotlight.

The findings suggest at least 1 in 4 NFL players could develop CTE...and researchers believe that number may not tell the whole story.

So how common is CTE really among NFL players? Read the full story and see what the latest research reveals👇🔗

🚨 End of an era in the NFL.

The league is moving away from its current Pro Bowl format and putting more emphasis on recognizing the players who earn one of football’s biggest individual honors.

Would you rather see the Pro Bowl return to a competitive format, or is this the right move? 👀