The Cleveland Browns are currently holding a competitive quarterback battle between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson, and it’s safe to say every rep matters. That’s why fans were caught off guard to learn that head coach Todd Monken had taken some reps away from Watson. Speaking with the media on Wednesday, Monken revealed that at the end of Tuesday’s practice, Watson and the second-team offense were supposed to conduct a two-minute drill. Browns coach Todd Monken said he stopped practice after Shedeur Sanders led successful 2:00 drive yesterday because he wanted to end on a high note for offense. What is interesting, though, is that Todd Monken previously emphasized the importance of the two-minute drill in Cleveland’s practices.