Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel got his first NFL start for the Browns on Saturday, throwing for 143 yards but throwing a costly pick-six. Despite the setback, he showed poise and flashes of potential in his debut against the Eagles.

Dillon Gabriel’s NFL debut didn’t quite deliver the crescendo Browns fans were hoping for, especially with fellow rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders sidelined by an oblique injury.

Dillon Gabriel clarified that he wasn't knocking fellow Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders during Saturday's preseason game.

If the Browns want to move on from Gabriel and Sanders wins the job, it sounds like teams around the NFL would be interested. According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, teams around the NFL were attempting to draft Gabriel, hoping to trade up and be able to select him.