An NFL insider said there is a chance Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders could be the team's starter because it is a "wide open" battle for the job.

ESPN's NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky discussed the Browns' quarterback room during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show Tuesday, and he offered a pretty reasonable take as to how Cleveland should approach the situation at the position. In Orlovsky's eyes, the team needs to roll with one of its two rookies as the starting quarterback this season.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell joined Browns owner Jimmy Haslam on Tuesday in meeting with Gov. Mike DeWine and other state leaders in the team’s lobbying effort to secure money for a new Browns stadium in Brook Park.

Shedeur Sanders has reportedly made a strong first impression with his performance at the Cleveland Browns' rookie minicamp. Fox Sports analyst and former NFL running back LeSean McCoy cited "sources" that told him Sanders "looks like the best player out of the whole camp" during a Monday appearance on The Facility (0:20 mark).

Former Colorado Buffaloes stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter will both visit London during their rookie seasons in the NFL this fall. Sanders' Cleveland Browns will challenge the Minnesota Vikings and Hunter's Jags will face the Los Angeles Rams.

Against the Browns, Kazee helped the Steelers to a 3-3 record with two interceptions, three passes defensed, and one fumble recovery. He and Jenkins join a Browns safety room that includes Grant Delpit, Ronnie Hickman, Chris Edmonds and undrafted rookie Donovan McMillan.