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Browns stick with Shedeur Sanders

ESPN debates what Browns turning to Dillon Gabriel means for Shedeur Sanders

The Cleveland Browns opened the season 1-3 and are looking for answers, particularly on the offensive side of the ball. So, head coach Kevin Stefanski made the decision to move on from veteran Joe Flacco and start rookie Dillon Gabriel in his place.

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Shedeur Sanders’ Mom Fires Back at Rex Ryan After Browns QB Criticism

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"I am confounded": ESPN’s Mike Greenberg pushes back on Dillon Gabriel over Shedeur Sanders debate

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Shedeur Sanders Named QB2 Behind Dillon Gabriel for Browns After Joe Flacco Trade

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that Sanders will serve as Dillon Gabriel's backup heading into an AFC North matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Shedeur stays ready as Browns continue plans for QB room

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Cleveland Browns Promoting Shedeur Sanders For Week 6

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ESPN Morning Show Getting Mocked For Its Setup Wednesday

It was a packed house for this Wednesday's episode of "Get Up" on ESPN, that's for sure. As per usual, Mike Greenberg hosted "Get Up" from ESPN's new office at 7 Hudson Square in Lower Manhattan. He was joined by NFL analysts Peter Schrager and Louis Riddick for the majority of the show.

Shedeur Sanders' provocative reaction worsens his image and leaves him in a more delicate situation with the Browns

Shedeur Sanders' reaction in the locker room, when he mocked reporters asking him about Dillon Gabriel being named the new starter while he remained the team's third option, appear

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Adam Schefter connects Shedeur Sanders’ mime response on Browns' QB situation to Rex Ryan criticism

Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders has been in the news for his reaction to the team naming fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel the starting quarterback for the Week 5 clash against the Minnesota Viking

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Jaguars get Greg Newsome, ship Tyson Campbell to Browns

The Jaguars and Browns agreed to a trade of cornerbacks Wednesday night, with Greg Newsome heading to Jacksonville and Tyson Campbell going to Cleveland.