All eyes will be on an intense quarterback battle as the Cleveland Browns begin training camp.Franchise star Deshaun Watson, who signed a $230 million deal in 2022, is expected to miss the entire season after re-rupturing his right Achilles tendon.The Browns have four quarterbacks battling for the starting role in 2025GettyTo fill the void, Cleveland have stacked their quarterback room with four potential starting candidates.Veteran Joe Flacco is presumed to be top of the depth chart, with Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders behind him.Despite arriving as the 144th overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, it is Sanders who has made the most noise, with some insiders suggesting he could be in line to win the starting job next season.Pickett and Gabriel also have potential to climb the depth chart, meaning there will be plenty to watch as the Browns take to the practice field this week.But regardless of who starts at quarterback, star receiver Jerry Jeudy has just one goal in mind — to win.He told Shannon Sharpe and Chad ‘Ochocinco’ Johnson on their Nightcap podcast: “One of my biggest goals is having a winning season.“That’s something that I haven’t really done since entering the league, never reached the playoffs.“So having a winning season and being able to reach the playoffs — that’s something I’m truly working hard towards and just being better than I was last year.”Jeudy went on to share his thoughts on the high-profile quarterback battle that’s unfolding in Cleveland, but refused to be drawn on if he has a preference.“The biggest thing I’m thankful for is having four great quarterbacks that go out there and compete every day,” he continued.Flacco is Cleveland’s presumed Week 1 starter, but the younger stars are making noiseGettySanders, though, has recently sparked concern over his techniqueGettyJeudy has vowed that he will be able to catch from whoever is playing QB in 2025Getty“I’m telling you what it is, we have four great quarterbacks all doing their thing for real.“My job is to make it easy for whoever we have, I’m going to get open for them and do my thing.“I’ve got no control over whoever the coach picks at quarterback, and I’ll just do my job when they throw me the ball.”While Jeudy is confident that the Browns will make waves in 2025 regardless of who starts at QB, some fans have shared worries over the technique that rookie Sanders has shown in his early training sessions.The former Colorado Buffaloes star, who suffered an all-time slide in the draft, has been putting in the work during the last couple of months to gain momentum heading into camp.But a video shared by the Browns on Sunday, which featured slow-motion footage of Sanders connecting with fellow rookie Luke Floriea, left some concerned over his throws.Sanders has left some fans worried with his throws in Browns practiceX: @BrownsSome joked that he had made his receiver dive for a ‘dart’X: @Browns“Looks like he’s still patting the ball,” one fan said of Shedeur’s habit, which has long been debated by players and analysts as a potential tell to defenders.“Clean pocket, no pressure, throws a ball that requires a diving catch,” another said of the pass.“Do most have to dive to catch darts? Asking for a friend,” a third questioned. Others, however, shared excitement over the footage, suggesting Sanders’ era in Cleveland has officially ‘begun’.While much of the offseason spotlight has been on the rookie, only time will tell who will be starting this season for the Browns.Stay up to date with the latest from the NFL across all platforms – follow our NFL Facebook page, subscribe to our talkSPORT End Zone YouTube channel for all the offseason news, interviews and more