CLEVELAND, Ohio — Offensive explosiveness in the NFL often gets reduced to a single image: a receiver streaking down the sideline, a long arcing pass, a touchdown. Todd Monken thinks about it differently — and the Browns’ roster is built to match his broader definition.

The Browns’ quarterback decision has created a divide that reaches well past the depth chart. Shedeur Sanders is still a major talking point in Cleveland, even after Deshaun Watson was named the Week 1 starter.

Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken decided to roll with Deshaun Watson as the starting quarterback, and fans have been questioning the move ever since.

Not only is there the question of who will be QB1 in Cleveland, but how many signal-callers will even be on the team roster?

The Cleveland Browns offer the the least expensive game day experience for a family of four, according to the Action Network.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns head coach Todd Monken wants explosive plays on offense. Does he have the quarterback to deliver them in Deshaun Watson? Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe start Tuesday’s edition of the Orange and Brown Talk podcast by talking explosive plays and whether they believe Watson can create them.

There is an old joke about a guy complaining about a restaurant, pointing out that the food is no good and adding, “And such small portions!” The Cleveland Browns have a similar experience, only in reverse, with their quarterback room. No one on the ...