Browns QB Dillon Gabriel Impresses in Preseason Finale

Dillon Gabriel entered the Browns' preseason finale with the goal of building on his solid debut against the Philadelphia Eagles. He accomplished this objective by displaying composure and accuracy in his two series of play. After Flacco's initial series, Gabriel took command and led the offense effectively.

His first drive resulted in a 28-yard field goal by Dustin Hopkins, putting the Browns up 10-0. However, it was his second drive, a two-minute drill, that truly highlighted his potential. Starting from their own 14-yard line, Gabriel completed five of his first six passes, maneuvering the Browns into scoring position. The drive culminated in a touchdown pass to Gage Larvadain, further solidifying Gabriel's strong performance.

Shedeur Sanders, who started the second half, faced challenges in matching Gabriel's efficiency. While Sanders possesses potential, Gabriel's preseason showing suggests he has a strong grasp of the Browns' offensive system. The Browns' decision to carry four quarterbacks underscores the importance of depth at the position. Gabriel's performance ensures that the Browns have a capable backup ready to step in if needed.

Gabriel had 129 passing yards.

All 129 yards and the touchdown were in the second quarter.

Gage Larvadain (3 catches, 30 yards, 1 TD) and Jamari Thrash (3 catches, 42 yards) were his primary targets.

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