That's not an easy situation for the competitors in the QB battle, but it at least meant job security for the quartet of Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders. The latest comments from Browns coach Kevin Stefanski are playing a different tune, though.

Dillon Gabriel has addressed the "entertainers" comment that some viewed as a shot at teammate Shedeur Sanders.

The Browns’ third-round selection completed 13 of 18 passes for 143 yards and an interception while rushing for one yard and getting sacked twice. Gabriel looked poised early, controlling the offense and even aligning wide receiver Jamari Thrash into the right spot.

Gabriel, 24, had a decent showing during Cleveland’s 22-13 win over Philadelphia, completing 13-of-18 passes for 173 yards. The third-round selection did, however, throw an interception in the second quarter, which the Eagles returned for a touchdown.

After struggling against the Eagles in Preseason Game 2, Kevin Stefanski gave his blunt take on Dillon Gabriel and the Browns offense.

A comment Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel made during a halftime interview at Saturday's game against the Eagles became fodder for questions at his postgame interview.

Darren StewartRichards Bay FC head coach Ronnie Gabriel has shared his thoughts on his team’s nightmare start to the 2025/26 Premier

While Trossard’s recovery lifts spirits, the story remains very different for Gabriel Jesus. The Brazilian’s last Arsenal appearance came in January during the FA Cup defeat to Manchester United, and his knee has been a persistent obstacle ever since.