An interaction between Shedeur Sanders and Joe Flacco highlights the huge generation gap that exists in the Browns QB room

Thanks in part to quarterback stats tracking during voluntary OTAs — with no pads, no Myles Garrett, and very few apples-to-apples comparisons — some in the national media have already either called the quarterback competition in Sanders’ favor or reported that he’s got a bona fide chance to be the opening day starter.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco told rookie signal-caller Shedeur Sanders that he probably hasn't hit a public dance move in his life in a moment cameras caught during offseason team activities.

Jason McIntyre reacts to Shedeur Sanders’ impressive start to OTAs and discusses whether the rookie QB can earn the starting job despite not taking first-team reps yet.

On "First Take," Stephen A. Smith assigned partial blame to Coach Prime for the way that the Shedeur saga unfolded. Smith explained that Deion Sanders should not have taken such a front-facing role in his son's pre-draft process, and that there was ample room for reflection as Shedeur tries to make the Browns' roster.

No HBCU quarterback has taken an NFL snap since 2015. That year, former Alabama State star Tavaris Jackson subbed in for Russell Wilson with the Seahawks. Jackson was also the last HBCU quarterback drafted before Sanders. The post Shedeur Sanders could break a glass ceiling appeared first on HBCU Gameday.