Cleveland Browns Begin 2025 Multiquarterback Training Camp Competition

The Cleveland Browns face a critical quarterback competition ahead of the 2025 season as they seek a solution to a long-standing issue of stability at the position. The quarterback room includes veteran Joe Flacco, who is seen as a reliable stopgap, Kenny Pickett, who was acquired in a trade and holds a slight edge due to his grasp of Kevin Stefanski's offense, and rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, who are still developing but showing potential. Analysts suggest that while the competition involves four quarterbacks, none currently appear to be the franchise quarterback, with the Browns possibly looking toward the 2026 NFL Draft for a long-term answer. Training camp evaluations continue, with reps split to maximize development, and no official starter has been named yet. The Browns’ approach balances veteran leadership with the potential upside of younger players, but the immediate goal is to find a competent starter who can manage the offense effectively and limit turnovers. The team's quarterback future remains uncertain, emphasizing the urgency of this season's decisions.