Nathan Zegura: Shedeur Sanders is Showing Improvement

Browns Radio Network's Nathan Zegura joins Anthony Lima and Lance Reisland to break down the differences in Todd Monken's practice structure, noting the two-huddle system is maximizing reps for young players at linebacker and quarterback while exposing procedural penalties Shedeur Sanders still needs to clean up. Zegura is impressed by Sanders' improving footwork and timing, praises Deion Sanders' low-key presence at camp watching his son, and singles out Denzel Boston as the standout receiver early on while expecting a rotation among Boston, Jerry Jeudy, KC Concepcion, and Isaiah Bond. He also weighs in on the interior offensive line battle, calls a potential Jadeveon Clowney reunion an easy win given his fit with Todd Monken, and closes by defending Baker Mayfield's contract frustration in Tampa as classic "chip on his shoulder" Baker.