Quarterback Dillon Gabriel made his first NFL start on Sunday, coming up just short as the Browns lost to the Vikings 21-17 at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Overall, the rookie signal-caller turned in a respectable performance—especially considering he was facing off against one of the league's better defensive coordinators in Brian Flores.
After being stifled by Minnesota's defense on a four-play drive that resulted in a punt, the third-round pick led Cleveland to pay dirt on his second possession—orchestrating a seven-play, 47-yard drive that he capped with a touchdown pass to a fellow rookie in tight end Harold Fannin.
