Mason Graham's integration with veteran defensive linemen tops the list as Cleveland prepares for Wednesday's first open session of voluntary workouts.

The Cleveland Browns quarterback battle should be front and center over the next couple of months. At this rate, none of them seems like an easy choice to win the job. The Browns have Kenny Pickett, Joe Flacco,

The Browns drills will likely be broken up into Pickett and Gabriel No. 1 and No. 2 and Flacco and Shedeur Sanders No. 3 and No. 4.

The Browns quarterback battle pits youth against experience and big-armed signal-callers against safer options.

That leaves the battle between Sanders, 2025 third-round pick Dillon Gabriel, veteran and Super Bowl champion Joe Flacco and offseason acquisition and former first-round pick Kenny Pickett.

Shedeur Sanders said that despite efforts to tear them apart, the quarterbacks in the crowded Cleveland Browns QB room are united.

The Browns quarterback room is full of range. You have a familiar veteran in Joe Flacco, a new face in Kenny Pickett, though there’s familiarity to his days with the division-rival Steelers. Then the new draftees in Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

The Giants brought in veterans Jameis Winston and Russell Wilson, kept Tommy DeVito, and then traded up at the end of the first round to select Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart. The Giants signed Wilson to a one-year deal worth $21 million with $10.5 million guaranteed, which screams starting quarterback money.