Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy has chosen not to comment on the team’s ongoing quarterback competition during training camp. In a recent video clip that gained widespread attention, Jeudy, 27, emphasized that he would refrain from weighing in on the battle between quarterbacks Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.

Jeudy, preparing for his third season with the Browns, indicated that the decision regarding the starting quarterback position rests with head coach Todd Monken and his coaching staff. The Browns have been closely monitoring the performance of Watson and Sanders as they compete for the starting role during the current preseason.

Coach Monken and his team are responsible for evaluating the quarterbacks’ readiness and fit within the Browns’ offensive scheme. Both Watson, a veteran with several years of NFL experience, and Sanders, who is entering his rookie year, have been under scrutiny as the team looks to secure a strong leader for its offense this season.

Jeudy’s decision to remain neutral underscores a professional approach amidst what is expected to be a closely contested quarterback competition in Cleveland. The Browns’ coaching staff has yet to announce a definitive starter as they continue to assess performance during practices and preseason games.