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March 29, 2026 | Edition #354 |
The 2025 season has relegated the Browns to having just two options under center: a streaky Shedeur Sanders and a veteran in Deshaun Watson. On one hand, you have a second-year QB who never really avenged his precipitous Draft fall. On the other hand, there's Cleveland's biggest "swing-and-a-miss,” who hasn't seen the face of the field since 2024. However we reached this point, a QB competition has long been simmering, and now, there's finally some clarity on who's winning. |
Shedeur Sanders’ Starting Position in Jeopardy |
Ahead of the 2026 season, Cleveland gets more clarity on their quarterback position. |
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Who should be the Cleveland Browns' QB1 in 2026 season? |
Hey folks! Welcome to the Sweet 16 segment of our Huddle March Madness Challenge!
Throughout the history of the league, a few specific teams have truly shifted the landscape of the game. We’ve organized a walk through these different eras to determine which roster stands alone at the top.
Whether you're a long-time historian of the sport or a new fan, your perspective matters. We’ve gathered the data on these iconic squads; now we just need the Huddle community to weigh in on the head-to-head matchups.
Your choices will decide which all-time team rises above the rest. Think you can beat the rest of the Huddle? Here’s your chance to prove it.
Drop your picks for the matchups — quick, simple, and bragging-rights approved. Stay active and participate in every round, and you could walk away with some great rewards.
As the NFL Annual League Meeting kicks off today in Phoenix, three pivotal proposals are at the top of the docket that could fundamentally shift how we see the game in 2026.
First, the league is considering a significant expansion of replay authority, allowing the NFL Officiating Department to consult with on-field crews to disqualify players for flagrant acts even when no penalty was initially called.
Second, a shift in special teams strategy is on the table, with a proposal to allow teams to declare an onside kick at any point in the game, rather than being restricted to the fourth quarter while trailing.
Finally, a unique team-led resolution from the Cleveland Browns seeks to extend the future of roster planning by allowing draft selections to be traded up to five seasons in advance, moving beyond the current three-year limit.
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