A rather interesting report has emerged out of Cleveland involving the Browns' two most interesting quarterbacks: Rookie Shedeur Sanders and injured Pro Bowler Deshaun Watson. According to Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot,

Deshaun Watson, now in the midst of his second Achilles recovery, has taken on a more visible off-field role this offseason. He's been present in meetings, coaching up younger QBs

Without confirming it in their own words, Cleveland tanked in the Hue Jackson era to receive the No. 1 overall selections in both the 2017 and 2018 NFL Drafts, which turned into Myles Garrett and Baker Mayfield. Current general manager Andrew Berry was in the role of vice president of player personnel for the Browns at that time.