The Cleveland Browns wrapped their 10‑week offseason program under first‑year head coach Todd Monken, leaving Berea, Ohio, with a solid foundation but several unanswered questions. The top issue is the quarterback battle: will Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders earn the Week 1 start after splitting reps in spring practices? Monken plans to extend the competition into summer workouts, while the depth chart also includes Dillon Gabriel and developmental rookie Taylen Green, echoing last year’s crowded four‑QB room.

Defensively, the loss of Myles Garrett raises doubts about the pass rush. The team acquired two‑time Pro Bowler Jared Verse, but expects Alex Wright, Isaiah McGuire, and possibly a breakout year from defensive tackle Mason Graham to fill the void. Veteran Maliek Collins’ health remains uncertain after missing OTAs.

Finally, contract extensions for cornerback Denzel Ward and safety Grant Delpit are pending. Both missed mandatory minicamp, and sources say the Browns are open to new deals, with Ward confirming his commitment despite the Garrett trade. These three storylines will dominate discussions as the camp opens in late July.