Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders finds himself trying to fight through a four-way QB battle while adjusting to pro life, somthing he's taking in stride.

Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders said on Friday that it is out of his control and not his place to answer why he has worked mainly with the third and fourth teams during the first three days of practice.

The Browns are standing by Sanders despite the controversy, but general manager Andrew Berry acknowledged the issue on Thursday at the team's practice facility. "Not smart. Just not smart," Berry said while speaking to reporters .