Cleveland Browns QBs' Offseason Showdown

0:00On March 31st, Cleveland Brown's quarterbacks Dylan Gabriel and Shadour Sanders are gearing up differently for their second NFL seasons. Gabriel, the 94th overall pick from the 2025 draft, threw for 937 yards, seven touchdowns and just two. Picks last year before a week 11 concussion sidelined him. Sanders, a fifth-rounder from Colorado, stepped in and posted 1,400 yards, seven scores, with 10 interceptions on 56 point, six percent completions. Earlier this week at the NFL's league meetings, Brown's coach Todd Munkin drops some news on the offseason vibes. Sanders has been hitting the team facility hard over the past few months, while Gabriel hasn't shown up at all. Munkin straight up said he hasn't seen Dylan yet, and there's no word back from the young QB on why he's staying away. Fans are buzzing about this quarterback competition, with eyes locked on who starts week 1. Last season's drama has everyone debating if Sanders has the early edge from his hustle,

1:02but the real talk is how it shakes out for the whole group. Now, Munkin laid out the plan, no even split on practice reps. He'll hand them out daily, based on who gives the best shot it wins, keeping the battle real, without forcing equality, and don't sleep on DeShawn Watson. Owner Jimmy Haslam says he's got a fresh start with this offensive mind to coach who knows how to unlock any QB. This Cleveland QB carousel is just revving up, and it's going to be a wild ride to watch.