The Cleveland Browns did what no other NFL team was willing to do through four full rounds of April’s draft — they selected Shedeur Sanders. If Sanders was going to land in Cleveland, the expectation was that it would be in the first or second round.

Cleveland Browns fans should steel themselves for the withering mockery, criticism and derision that will come prior to the start of the football season. Not much is expected of the Browns and assorted predictions reflect that reality.

The start of the regular season for the Cleveland Browns is on the horizon, and parts of the team’s depth chart are already beginning to take shape. With roster cutdowns just a few days away, Saturday’s preseason finale against the Los Angeles Rams will serve as the final opportunity for players pushing for roster spots or starting roles to make their cases in an in-game setting.