Nick Chubb officially retired on Friday night and it's got Browns fans (rightfully) reminiscing about their favorite Chubb moments from his seven years in Cleveland. It's hard to argue anyone embodied this city and the Browns fans base more than Chubb, and I think that's proven by the fact that EVERYONE only has good things to say about him. 

With that said, a good question emerged on where he ranks among the all-time Browns players. 

There are many Browns rookies that could make an immediate impact, but which of the 10 draftees will be the player to truly break out?

NFL insider Tom Pelissero indicated the Browns quarterback competition is a "true" competition, but can Shedeur Sanders actually catch Deshaun Watson for the starting position?

In the event the Browns actually trade Shedeur Sanders, what would be acceptable draft capital for Cleveland? 

The Browns drafted 10 players this year and a good number of them very well could contribute in 2026. 

But which rookie are you most excited about? 

If you're a baseball fan you're all too familiar with the phrase a tie goes to the runner at any base. Well, doesn't it kind of feel like if Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson are "tied" in the QB competition late in camp, doesn't it make sense to go with the younger QB with way more upside? 

Maybe I'm wrong but if they're really that close it just seems like a waste of time to play Watson when he has a miniscule chance of being part of the Browns future plans at QB. 

KC Concepcion was picked first by Cleveland, No. 24 overall. Denzel Boston was pick 39. But I'll tell you, after Boston's performance this spring, he looks poised for a big year already. 

So which rookie WR do you think will put up bigger numbers in year one?

Everyone has World Cup Fever, especially after team USA's 4-1 win over Paraguay on Friday night. 

It got me thinking, what World Cup team is the equivalent to the Browns? 

With the spring program all wrapped up for the Browns, we know Todd Monken wasn't ready to make a decision on who his starting QB would be. But what if the season started this weekend? 

My pick would probably be Shedeur Sanders. Neither guy has really seized the opportunity yet, but Sanders has made noticeable improvements and there's something to still learn about him. 

I must admit, I had some doubts over what Isaiah Bond could become for this team. His rookie season was defined by his propensity for running go routes, but he didn't show much versatility in other areas of the field. 

Throughout the offseason program, though, he's making plays all over the field, already. It's clear Todd Monken has some big plans for him and the fact that he has a trait nobody else in the WR room has (pure speed), I'm convinced he's making this roster even three months before cutdown day.