Todd Monken admits the QB battle helped Shedeur Sanders but maybe not Deshaun Watson, and what he expects from Watson coming up: Mary Kay Cabot

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How Deshaun Watson has a coach in Todd Monken who believes in him the way Bill O'Brien did, and can call the same kind of game.

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Todd Monken admits the QB battle helped Shedeur Sanders but maybe not Deshaun Watson, and what he expects from Watson coming up: Mary Kay Cabot

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