Gabriel denies that Jab “ artists ” aimed at his teammate Browns Shedeur Sanders | Cleveland Browns

Cleveland Browns, Dillon Gabriel’s quarter, denied that he was referring to his teammate Shedeur Sanders when he targeted the “artists” in the NFL.

“There are artists and there are competitors, and I understand that perfectly. But my work is to compete. And that’s what I focused on the fact,” Gabriel told CBS since the touch during the victory of the pre-season of Browns over the Eagles of Philadelphia on Saturday. Gabriel completed 13 passes out of 18 for 143 yards and an interception.

Many on social networks thought that the commentary was a reference to Sanders, the son of the renowned temple Dion Sanders, who received huge quantities of media attention since the Browns took it in the fifth round of this year’s project. The Browns chose Gabriel in the third round of the same draft and the duo is in a battle with Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett to win the work of the starter this season. Flacco is expected to start in the Cleveland opening match, but Sanders was impressive during his pre-season debut last week before an oblique injury forced him to miss the match on Saturday.

“I am all about our team and others,” said Gabriel after Saturday’s match. “I would never do that [comment about Sanders] And I already said it, that’s why it is interesting, but for me, I explained that the artists are all, competitor, that’s what I am, and all my teammates and we both have jobs to do, so that’s all. “”