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The Cleveland Browns are absorbing a devastating blow on the defensive line, as edge rusher Alex Wright is done for the season. Losing Wright punches a significant hole in a unit that Cleveland was counting on to carry the team while the quarterback situation remains unsettled — and that situation itself is anything but settled.
Speaking of Cleveland's quarterback room, a former number one overall pick is now saying he has seen enough from Shedeur Sanders to make a judgment call. After the Browns' preseason loss to Buffalo, Sanders appears to have clawed his way back into serious consideration for the starting role, performing with the second and third string units in a way that's turning heads and shifting the internal conversation.
Meanwhile in Dallas, the Cowboys are generating buzz on two fronts. Backup quarterback Joe Milton, all six foot five of him, is drawing what coach Brian Schottenheimer called really high level praise after a breakout performance against Arizona. And owner Jerry Jones is apparently showing up to this offseason with a noticeably different energy, with insiders pointing to genuine organizational change heading into two thousand twenty six.
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