On Tuesday’s episode of ESPN’s “Get Up,” Ryan Clark said the Browns should have gone with one of their younger options instead of Flacco.

Coach Kevin Stefanski is expected to announce this week the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback for the Sept. 7 opener against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Cleveland’s secondary was also represented thanks to the performance of strong safety Donovan McMillon, who earned an impressive 79.6 overall grade in his 37 snaps played.

Shortly after Isaiah Bond’s sexual assault case was no-billed, the Browns brought on the rookie wide receiver. The former Alabama and Texas stand out, signed a 3-year deal $3.018 million fully guaranteed deal with the Browns, according to ESPN.