
Gabriel's Future Uncertain as Browns Overhaul Offense
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Cleveland Browns Dillon Gabriels Future Uncertain as Team Explores Trade Options
The Cleveland Browns are reportedly considering trading quarterback Dillon Gabriel, who may not fit new head coach Todd Monkens offensive scheme. Gabriel, a third-round pick last year, showed promise in limited action, but could be moved if the Browns bring in another passer. The Atlanta Falcons, led by former Browns offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski, are a potential trade destination. Meanwhile, the Browns are also looking to improve their offense by acquiring Seattle wide receiver Rashid Shaheed and bolstering their offensive line with Tytus Howard. With the draft approaching, more changes could be on the horizon.
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Cleveland Browns News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Gabriel's Future Uncertain as Browns Overhaul Offense. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 7, Cleveland Brown's fans are buzzing about quarterback Dylan Gabriel's future as the team overhauls its offense under new head coach Todd, Munkan. The Browns have kept a low profile so far this offseason, but Whisperer suggests Gabriel could be on the trade block if they bring in another passer-to. Compete or develop. Earlier this week, reporter Mary Kay Cabot shared on local radio that Cleveland might shot Gabriel if they add a young veteran with upside. She pointed out that Munkan's scheme may not sue Gabriel's strengths, opening the door for a swap with a different developmental option. Gabriel held his own as a backup last season, appearing in 10 gains with 937 passing yards, 7 touchdowns, and just two picks. He went one in five as a starter, meeting expectations for a third round pick. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcons stand out as a potential trade destination. Their new coach, former Browns offensive coordinator Kevin Stofansky, knows Gabriel well and could snag him for a late round pick.
Atlanta plans to release Kurt Cousin soon, leaving room for a younger arm my Gabriel over options such as Joe Flacco. The Browns are also beefing up elsewhere, after ranking last in offense the past two years. They traded for right tackle Titus Howard on a three-year deal and have eyes on Seattle. Wide receiver and return star Rashid Shaheed to boost speed and special teams. With the draft looming in April, more changes could shake up the death chart.
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