There's a case that, for the next few weeks, the sports capital of the world will be in Cleveland, Ohio.
Fourth-string quarterback Shedeur Sanders and his training camp status are receiving coverage reminiscent of a national election or the release of a Taylor Swift album.
The buzz around the 23-year-old hasn't exactly helped his placement on the squad, as he still remains at the bottom of the QB depth chart, primarily practicing with the third-team offense.
Shedeur has plenty of time this summer to improve his current position, but one talking head provided a grim update that suggests the rookie signal-caller should focus on just making the roster.
While on his ESPN Cleveland morning show, radio host Aaron Goldhammer indicated that Shedeur's got a longer road ahead than perhaps many expect.
"Shedeur is throwing not to receivers but to equipment guys," Goldhammer said. "They've got equipment guys, jug snapping him the ball, then running the routes. Mahomes is throwing to Kelce, and Shedeur is throwing to equipment guys."
The fact that Shedeur can't even get some reps in with some UDFA pass catchers suggests he's far from guaranteed to be on the Browns at the start of the upcoming campaign.
Perhaps this was a "punishment" for his numerous speeding citations, but it's more likely the staff just had nothing useful for him to do, which is telling.
It's unclear how the Shedeur saga will play out, but if the product on the field doesn't match the headache off of it, his time as a pro will be short-lived.