Shedeur Sanders is expected to play for the Browns on Saturday against the Rams, but he won't be the starting QB.

Sanders played well in his first preseason game, a 30-10 win over the Panthers. Sanders, who played the majority of the game's first three quarters before he was replaced by veteran Tyler Huntley, went 14 of 23 for 138 yards with a pair of touchdowns.

The Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback competition has made major headlines this preseason. The latest wrinkle in that narrative emerged during an interview former Oregon All-American Dillon Gabriel conducted with CBS Sports sideline reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala on Aug. 16.

Cleveland HC Kevin Stefanski said Thursday that, barring setbacks, Sanders will make his preseason return after being sidelined by a oblique injury.

Sanders, who impressed during his preseason debut against the Panthers, completing 14 out of 23 passes for 138 yards and throwing for two touchdowns, will be the third quarterback to take the field for the Browns behind newly named starter Joe Flacco and fellow rookie Dillion Gabriel.

When coach Kevin Stefanski named Flacco the Browns’ starting quarterback, it wasn’t just another personnel decision – it was the official arrival of what might be the most unexpected feel-good story in Browns history.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel raised eyebrows when he spoke with well-known NFL reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala during Cleveland's preseason game at the Philadelphia Eagles on Aug. 16 and said that "there’s entertainers and there’s competitors...and my job is to compete and that’s what I’m focused on doing."

Former Browns and Cowboys quarterback Bernie Kosar shares an important update as he waits for a liver transplant.

The Cleveland Browns are getting ready to take on the Los Angeles Rams Saturday at Huntington Bank Field in Ohio, with 40-years-old Joe Flacco as their starting quarterback. The Br