Shedeur Sanders Set to Return to Browns Practice After Arm Soreness

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders told reporters he will return to practice on Monday after sitting out the weekend with arm soreness. While the news raised some eyebrows among fans, Sanders reassured everyone that it's nothing serious.

“It was just some soreness... nothing major,” Sanders said. “I’ll be back on the field Monday ready to go.”

Browns Playing It Smart with Their Young QB

As the presumed franchise quarterback for the Browns, every move Sanders makes is under a microscope. The coaching staff chose to hold him out as a precaution, focusing on long-term health rather than pushing him through minor discomfort during early camp. That’s the smart play especially when dealing with a young QB expected to carry the weight of the franchise.

Sanders has shown flashes of brilliance throughout offseason work and is expected to be the Week 1 starter. After a standout college career and high expectations coming into the league, all eyes are on his development and how quickly he can adjust to NFL speed.

Eyes on the Future

With Shedeur under center, the Browns are building something new. This slight hiccup in training camp doesn't change that. Monday marks his return, and Cleveland fans should be excited to see their new QB1 back leading the huddle.