What happened: Todd Monken laid out what he wants to see from Shedeur Sanders this week as the Browns continue rotating him with Deshaun Watson. The scrutiny comes after Cleveland managed just 10 points in a 34-10 preseason loss to the Bears, with the front office already facing questions about quarterback stability.

Why it matters: Sanders gets one preseason start this week, and in a rotation this tight, one outing carries outsized weight. If he cannot show the decision-making Monken has pointed to as his growth area, the Browns have little reason to hand him separation from Watson before real games count.