The Browns’ rookie quarterback turned the ball over twice — including a pick-six — in what otherwise was a solid outing for the Oregon product with Shedeur Sanders sidelined with an injury.

Gabriel played largely well, going 13-of-18 for 143 yards and led the Browns on a touchdown-scoring drive to open the game. He did, however, throw a bad pick-six to Eagles safety Andrew Mukuba. The Browns defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 22-13, but it was the comments that Gabriel made after his day was officially over that has many talking.

Philadelphia Eagles' linebacker Azeez Ojulari comes around the edge to sack Cleveland Browns' quarterback Dillon Gabriel for a 7-yard loss.

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A hot and humid two days at the NovaCare Complex have come and gone, as the Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Browns got some hefty work in during the two joint practices this week. The joint practices are always a good measuring stick for teams,

If the Browns want to move on from Gabriel and Sanders wins the job, it sounds like teams around the NFL would be interested. According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, teams around the NFL were attempting to draft Gabriel, hoping to trade up and be able to select him.