The Read: Sanders enters Year 2 with a cleaner opportunity than his draft capital ever promised. He climbed from emergency quarterback to seven rookie starts, flashed legitimate downfield creation, made the Pro Bowl, and now alternates first-team camp days with Deshaun Watson. The NFL evidence is still volatile: 1,400 yards, seven passing touchdowns, 10 interceptions, 23 sacks, and a 68.1 rating. Dynasty value lives in the gap between opportunity and insulation. If he wins Cleveland’s job, a 24-year-old starter becomes immediately useful in Superflex. If he does not, fifth-round capital and a cheap contract give the organization no reason to preserve his market.