"We've largely looked at the last five spots of a roster as more developmental spots, and that could come from any position," Berry said Thursday, via team transcript.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders received two speeding tickets within his first few months with the franchise. After Browns general manager Andrew Berry said the incidents were "not smart," Sanders had the opportunity to address the violations when speaking with reporters Friday after Cleveland's training camp session.

“My guess is that Kenny Pickett still has a slight edge in terms of being No. 1 on the depth chart heading into training camp, but that could quickly change,” Kay Cabot wrote in a recent column going...