Kevin Stefanski has no intention of naming Shedeur Sanders as the starting quarterback of the Cleveland Browns at the moment. The head coach has given him some time in practice during red-zone drills, but the reality is that the rookie isn’t working with the first team. He’s working with developmental guys.

This is how Stefanski justifies that playing time he is giving Shedeur in practice. “I mean, going back to the spring, we’ve donde a lot of things that we really hadn’t done before because you have so many rookies. You have two rookie quarterbacks and you’re trying to maximize every minute you have out there. So, certainly throughout this season, we’ve tried to be extremely intentional about development of our players. We’ve done individual periods on Mondays and Saturdays, which we ha

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