He unexpectedly slipped to the fifth round of the NFL Draft, and he was far behind in Kevin Stefanski's pecking order entering his first training camp with the Cleveland Browns. Now, after starting seven games and making eight appearances as a rookie, he's one of the two leading candidates to start. That has changed the training camp dynamics for him, not only because he's getting first-team reps, but also because there's a new system and play-caller in town. Some cited his demeanor and claimed that he carried himself in a way that rubbed teams the wrong way. Everything is different from Sanders' rookie season, but it looks like he's already figured out the most important part of being a professional quarterback.