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Browns Quarterback Shows Strong Arm and Accuracy in Training Camp Drills
Cleveland Browns quarterback Jake Sanders demonstrated critically important progress during recent training camp sessions, culminating in a strong performance during red zone drills. His ability to deliver accurate passes under pressure was a key highlight, as he connected with multiple receivers for touchdowns.
Sanders found his rhythm, achieving his first touchdown of training camp by holding his ground in the pocket and lofting a pass to wide receiver luke Floriea, who secured the catch and scored. During the red zone period,sanders was particularly effective,throwing two touchdowns. His initial score in the red zone was to wide receiver Diontae johnson, who made the reception in the back of the end zone, closely covered by two defenders. Sanders’ second red zone touchdown was a completion across the middle to wide receiver Cade McDonald, bringing his total touchdown count for the day to three.
Quarterback Kenny Pickett also showcased his versatility on Day 4 of training camp, effectively blending passing and scrambling during team drills. On his second play in an 11-on-11 scenario,Pickett extended the play by scrambling to the left,gaining a first down after the pocket collapsed.In his final play of the session, he completed a swift pass to tight end Harold Fannin Jr., who advanced the ball into the red zone. During the red zone period at the conclusion of practice, Pickett’s passes included one to McDonald, who was tackled at the four-yard line, and a read-option play where he gained yardage to the left. Demonstrating his arm strength, Pickett also delivered a touchdown pass into the end zone to tight end Brenden Bates. He concluded the practice with a touchdown pass to tight end