ROCKY RIVER, Ohio — A lot was made last week of Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders not getting any 11-on-11 reps when organized team activities were open to the media last week, but Kevin Stefanski revealed he did get some during the two closed sessions.

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The Browns opened OTAs this week, though no official depth chart has been released and head coach Kevin Stefanski hasn’t tipped his hand. Still, Sanders is widely viewed as the No. 4 quarterback on the depth chart, trailing veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett, as well as fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel.

The reality for Sanders on Wednesday was that he served as the fourth-team quarterback and was the only one of the four not to take any reps in the two 11-on-11 periods. It showed that Sanders has his work cut out for him in the four-way quarterback competition, and will have to leapfrog the other three if he hopes to start at all this season.