Following Wednesday's OTA practice, Cleveland Browns offensive coordinator Tommy Rees said former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders has "worked his tail off" during his first summer in the NFL.

Sanders, who’s throws an accurate ball with excellent touch, slipped and fell on his opening play of the 11-on-11 drill, a play-action bootleg pass, but came right back with a nice completion down the left side to undrafted rookie Gage Larvadian. The near-TD to Davis would’ve been a great way to mic-drop the drill, but it was a good start.

Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders continued to make a strong impression in offseason workouts as he tries to earn a spot on the roster.