Welcome to another edition of From the Podium, the podcast where we recap all of the day's press conferences from here at the cross-country mortgage campus in Buria for your Cleveland Browns.

Day two of Mandatory Min-camp is in the books

and coming up on today's podcast. You will hear from the quarterbacks and wide receiver

Isaiah Bond. No Todd Monka today. Coach with a little laryngitis post-practice, and he will

hopefully be able to take to the podium on Thursday as the Browns wrap-up

mini-camp and the 2026 off season. Let's kick things off on today's podcast. Here's quarterback Shador

Sanders.

A lot of the coach to talk about how impressed they've been with your growth since the workout program started.

Where do you think you've grown the most and kind of your comfort within this offense?

I'm a man of my words.

If I say I'm dedicating everything I have to be great, then that's just what I'm going to do.

So I think now you can understand I'm a man of my word a little bit more.

As far as on the field as a quarterback, and what ways have, what's the way Todd maybe has helped you

and benefited you the most in what you do on the field?

I'd say relationship.

I never want to let my coaches down at all at any point.

You know, even if it may look like a good day, if I know internally, like, it's a couple of things I messed up on. It's just a relationship. That's what I'm based off of. And that's what I appreciate a lot, all these coaches, you know, having that relationship. And we know everything coming from like a get better standpoint, you know, and just being able to talk. So if I'm missing throw out there, it's like, dang, I don't even want to talk to the coach.

I'm like, I let them down, you know.

But I think that's just how we all feel on this team.

Like, we love Coach Monk and all the coaches that's with him.

How would you assess the way the competition is going with you and Deshaun?

I don't think I'm a judge.

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