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3 days ago | brownsnation.com | Andrew Elmquist

The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback struggles have been well-documented over the years. Even when they’ve used early first-round picks on quarterbacks that were highly touted heading into the draft, things haven’t gone as well as they hoped. Fans are hoping history doesn’t repeat itself with the Browns’ 2025 NFL Draft class, as they selected Dillon Gabriel in the third round and Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round.

3 days ago | brownsnation.com | Andrew Elmquist

Despite being one of the worst teams in the NFL in 2024, the Cleveland Browns have been the subject of many conversations over the past several weeks. Fans and analysts alike have been studying the Browns’ moves, whether in free agency or the draft, wondering about the team’s outlook moving forward. The Browns haven’t added many marquee players in free agency, but they certainly made some splashes in the draft, which includes trading up for Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round.

3 days ago | brownsnation.com | Andrew Elmquist

The Cleveland Browns’ 2025 NFL Draft strategy has been subject to much analysis over the past several weeks. Some analysts and fans were excited by how the team’s draft played out, while others thought it left something to be desired, especially in the quarterback room. Drafting Dillon Gabriel in the third round was a surprise, but not a shock, as he was a good player at the University of Oregon and had a strong grade heading into the draft.

5 days ago | brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova

The Cleveland Browns needed to find a solution at the quarterback position. With that in mind, they traded for one and added another in free agency. Then, they took two more in the 2025 NFL Draft. Needless to say, that raised plenty of questions regarding whether they would keep all four on the 53-man roster and, if so, how everybody would get reps to make their case to be the starter. Even so, as worrisome as that should be, team insider Tony Grossi believes it might be a futile debate.

5 days ago | brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova

The Cleveland Browns will enter their offseason workout program with four healthy quarterbacks. That might sound good on paper, but it will actually make it very difficult for everybody to get enough relevant reps. Needless to say, that has also led to some big-time speculation regarding the team’s options at the position, and while Dillon Gabriel should be ahead of Shedeur Sanders in the pecking order, many fans don’t feel that enthused about that idea.