With training camp looming, team depth charts are finally starting to come together. Very early rosters are ready for training camp later this month. So, what might these early rosters look like for the Cleveland Browns?\u00a0This series will examine who has the best chances to start come August and the preseason. For this edition, we will look at the Browns quarterback depth chart.<\/p>\n
When\u00a0Hue Jackson<\/strong> took USC’s\u00a0Cody Kessler<\/strong><\/a> in the 2016 draft’s third round, many fans weren’t expecting much. However, Jackson told fans to “just trust me on this one” and for that, they were rewarded. Out of the quartet of quarterbacks the Browns used last season, Kessler was by far the best. While the title of “Best Browns Quarterback” isn’t exactly the greatest NFL accolade, it still counts for\u00a0something<\/em>. And Kessler really shined during last season, even if he went 0-8 in his starts. Truthfully, Kessler looks much improved for his upcoming sophomore NFL season. When the season starts, he should absolutely the starter.<\/p>\n Conclusion: If he can bring his tremendous college accuracy to the pros this year, Cody Kessler could be something special.<\/p>\n Now this…this is where things start to get dicey between Browns quarterbacks. Truthfully, the backup spot could go to one of two players. However, people love the unknown. And thus, rookie\u00a0DeShone Kizer<\/strong><\/a> takes this spot for now. As a Browns quarterback, Kizer has all the physical tools to play in Cleveland. While his college inconsistency is absolutely a problem, Hue Jackson should be able to remedy that with a bit of quarterback magic. This particular Browns regime is adamant about taking smart, capable players. They wouldn’t have chosen Kizer above the rest if they didn’t fully believe in him.<\/p>\n Conclusion: DeShone Kizer is an X-factor that the Browns staff simply cannot ignore going into this season.<\/p>\n2. DeShone Kizer<\/h3>\n
3. Brock Osweiler<\/h3>\n