Dillon Gabriel has taken the lead in the Cleveland Browns' snap count during drills at training camp. What does that mean for the former Oregon Duck?

"Part of me also thinks that maybe the answer to the Browns quarterback situation is none. It's none of the four above," Yates stated. "They'll patch it together for a year. They

BEREA, Ohio — GM Andrew Berry might already be married to the idea of keeping all four quarterbacks in the battle for the starting job. Asked Thursday during his annual training camp address if he sees a pathway for doing so, he said, “I do.”

Cleveland Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel is underway in his first NFL training camp. The former Oregon Ducks star spoke before practice on Friday about what

Cleveland is clearly at least a bit intrigued by Gabriel. That was already somewhat obvious when the Browns drafted him in the third round (No. 94 overall), well ahead of where draft analysts expected him to go. The lefty Gabriel is an accurate passer who put up massive college numbers between UCF, Oklahoma and Oregon.

The Browns' WR1 remains focused on his own performance as the team evaluates four quarterbacks during the early days of training camp.

Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel opened up about his relationship with fellow first-year signal-caller Shedeur Sanders.

Cleveland Browns quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett shared their views on the team's four-QB competition in the early stages of training camp.

Andrew Berry has a terrible idea that would certainly make the Cleveland Browns look even more foolish for having four quarterbacks at this point in the season. Instead of cutting or possibly trading one, Berry teased the idea of the Browns bringing all four quarterbacks onto the 53-man roster for Week 1.