The Browns sustained another disappointing loss on Sunday, falling to the Jets 27-20. Losing has long been the norm in Cleveland, but losing to a previously one-win Jets team that passed for just 54 yards is particularly frustrating.
Despite dropping to 2-7 on the season, the Browns are sticking with rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel and not planning to take a look at Shedeur Sanders at this time. Though Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said during the summer they want to get a look at both Gabriel and Sanders before next year’s draft, when they’ll have two first-round picks, they will continue to see how Gabriel plays.
