Shedeur Sanders wrapped up his fourth day of training camp with the Cleveland Browns‘ second-year quarterback taking all first-team reps for the seocnd time this camp.
Sanders is battling veteran Deshaun Watson for the starting quarterback job in Cleveland, and so far Sanders has looked like the better option. On the day, Sanders completed 13 of his 22 passes with four touchdowns and an interception. Watson, on the other hand, threw three interceptions to go along with three touchdowns.
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Saturday’s practice marked Watson’s second day of camp with multiple interceptions after he had two during the first practice and the second day in a row with an interception. Making any noteworthy conclusions from training camp stats is usually a fool’s errand as the playbook is still being installed. Still, it is always better not to have interceptions than to have them.
In total through four practices, Sanders has completed 70.3% of his passes with four touchdowns and an interception. Watson owns a completion percentage of 64.4 with three touchdowns and six interceptions.
