Inside the NFL OTAs: Shocking Tensions in Browns QB Room and Caleb Williams’ Surprising Draft Secret Revealed

The NFL landscape is stirring again as organized team activities (OTAs) kick into full gear, sending waves of buzz through locker rooms and media outlets alike. Coaches and players stepping up to the mic spark a fresh tidal wave of opinions — some warranted, some a bit premature — marking the first real glimpse of football’s return since Super Bowl frenzy faded. This week, four storylines have ignited particular interest, stirring chatter among fans and insiders. It’s a perfect moment to take a step back and suss out what’s genuinely worth the fuss across the league’s corners. LEARN MORE

Sure, it might not be what Bears fans want to hear, and it’s good fodder for trolling for Vikings fans, but guess what — this is why the draft exists! There is no real choice! The Bears picked Williams, he signed his contract and now he’s going to try his hardest to return the team to winning ways.Advertisement

Browns quarterback room: WAY TOO HOT! PUT IT DOWN BEFORE YOU SET THE HOUSE ON FIRE!

“I wanted to be here,” Williams told the media on Wednesday, saying things changed regarding the Vikings after his visit with the Bears. “I love being here.”Advertisement

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Storylines from the NFL teams gathering for organized team activities (OTAs) are all over the place, with coaches and players meeting with media again. Of course, this is going to set off a chain reaction of takes as people get their first real taste of the return of football since the Super Bowl, but not everything deserves an explosive reaction.

Look, people who do not follow the Cleveland Browns or cover the Cleveland Browns … it’s time to slow down a bit. Quarterback progression is a marathon, not a sprint. Sanders faces an uphill battle toward reps given the fact that he was not the highest drafted quarterback by the Browns this year. The team also signed Joe Flacco, who isn’t exactly interested in being a mentor, and traded for Kenny Pickett, so this is a crowded room right now.Rookie quarterbacks are going to cause a lot of intrigue naturally and this year, Shedeur Sanders is the hot button topic that ensnares everyone in its wake. Sanders, as everyone knows by now, shockingly fell to the fifth round where the Browns traded up to take him — a day after taking Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel. Since Shedeur has hoisted the crown jewel of attention, every action he takes is going to be heavily followed. Including passes during OTAs. And who got reps first between him and Gabriel during rookie minicamp.

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