ESPN's Marcus Spears calls out the Browns for the handling of their quarterback competition involving Colorado's Shedeur Sander and Oregon's Dillon Gabriel.

ESPN’s “Get Up” turned the spotlight on the Cleveland Browns on Tuesday when Ryan Clark unloaded on the team’s quarterback decision. After hearing that 40-year-old Joe Flacco would start the regular-season opener, Clark questioned whether the franchise really understands the importance of the moment.

This marks Gabriel's professional debut after he missed Cleveland's first preseason game with a hamstring injury

Rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel will start for the Cleveland Browns in Saturday's preseason game at Philadelphia, the team announced. Drafted in the third round in April, Gabriel missed the preseason opener with hamstring tightness and returned to practice on Monday.

Over two full quarters, Gabriel kept the Browns moving and led three scoring drives, one for a touchdown and two for field goals. Perhaps most impressively, Gabriel converted the first five third-down opportunities he faced with completions.

Stephen A. Smith did not hold back on Cleveland Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel over his "entertainers and competitors" quote.

An NFL writer predicts that the Cleveland Browns will move on from quarterback Joe Flacco, following Shedeur Sanders' strong preseason.

With the 2025 NFL season quickly approaching, the fate of Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders will be revealed soon. The former Colorado Buffalo

It was a performance that should quiet some of the outside noise that permeated the Browns' quarterback battle.