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Shedeur Sanders is not expected to be immediately affected if the Cleveland Browns draft Ty Simpson. Reports suggest Simpson may not start right away, allowing Sanders to maintain his position for now.
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There have still been questions about what the Cleveland Browns might do at the quarterback position during the 2026 NFL Draft. Some seem to believe that Shedeur Sanders will be the guy of the future in Cleveland, while others believe it could go a different direction and take a quarterback in the first round.
If the Browns end up going the quarterback route, whether in the first round or later in the draft, Ty Simpson out of Alabama and Penn State’s Drew Allar seem to be the two guys.
Selecting one of them would certainly impact Sanders, but according to the latest from Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com, it doesn't sound like if they were to draft Simpson, he'd be a guaranteed starter.
“I don’t think Simpson would have to climb to the top of the heap right away. It’s OK to let a quarterback wait a bit,” Cabot wrote. “Green Bay’s Jordan Love and others have had to wait their turn. If they draft Simpson at No. 24 or No. 39, it means they believe he has plenty of upside and might have a chance to supersede Sanders.
“But it doesn’t mean they’d have to give up on Sanders or part with him right away. I think the Browns truly feel that Sanders has an excellent chance to elevate his game and become a quality NFL starter. It wouldn’t be out of the question to see how Sanders plays, and go from there, with Simpson waiting in the wings.”
Drafting Ty Simpson could impact Shedeur Sanders' future with the Browns, but he is not expected to be immediately affected as Simpson may not start right away.
The Browns are considering several quarterbacks, including Ty Simpson from Alabama and Drew Allar from Penn State, for the 2026 NFL Draft.
Mary Kay Cabot indicated that if the Browns draft Ty Simpson, he may not need to start immediately and could take time to develop, similar to other quarterbacks like Jordan Love.

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If that's really the case, I don't think the Browns have any reason to go after a quarterback. The only reason they should take a quarterback in the first or second round is if they believe they have a real opportunity to be a starter in Week 1.
There's no reason to continue playing these games, as it really doesn't help anybody in the short or long term.