Sheder Sanders Syncs Lip-Syncs at the media after Gabriel named Browns starting QB | Cleveland Browns
The recruit Dillon Gabriel will make its first departure from the NFL on Sunday when the Browns of Cleveland will face the Vikings of Minnesota in London. The Browns announced Wednesday that they were putting Joe Flacco on the bench after having struggled to lead the offensive in the first four games.
“From the second [Gabriel] Was here, he worked very hard, “said Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski.” He’s a very intelligent young man. He did a good job throughout training, and all this season, he learned to prepare you and understand the rhythm of a week of the NFL and what it looks like as a backup. Obviously, now feel that he is ready to start in startup. »»
The transition to Gabriel is sure to rekindle the questions on the question of whether SheDer Sanders could possibly take into account the starter of Cleveland. It was the quarter-back of the third channel the first four weeks, and Wednesday, the Browns said that he would remain in this position. Flacco will be the backup of Gabriel. Sanders, the son of the renown temple ofion Sanders, generated enormous quantities of attention when he fell in the fifth round of this year’s draft after many thought that he would go in the first two. He made 17 of the 29 passes for 152 yards and two affected in two pre-season games.
Sanders has been criticized for talking about his role with the Browns in recent weeks. “If you see the [quality of] The quarter-tree is playing in the league right now, I know that I am able to do better than that, “Sanders told Espn Cleveland last week.
Asked about the quarter of the Browns on Wednesday, following the news of the Flacco bench, Sanders responded several times with a smile and then moving his mouth silently in response. A member of Browns staff then interrupted the interviews.
When he was asked if he had planned to raise Sanders to safeguard Gabriel, Stefanski said that his “accent is on this game”.
Cleveland is 1-3 and ranked at the end of the last mark this season, with an average of 14 points per game. The team scored 17 points or less in nine consecutive games dating from last season. Gabriel will be the fifth different starting QB in the last 10 Browns games, joining Jameis Winston, Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Bailey Zappe and Flacco.
Gabriel was selected during the third round of the April draft. He saw the action in two games – week 2 in Baltimore and week 4 in Detroit – and finished his three passes for 19 yards and a touchdown. He was appointed quarter-back rescue at the end of the training camp after the Browns exchanged Kenny Pickett at the Raiders of Las Vegas.
During the pre-season, Gabriel led the Browns to a touchdown or to one basket out of five of his seven trips. He also made a pair of two minutes in the first half against the Rams of the Eagles of Philadelphia and Los Angeles. During his two pre-season outings, Gabriel completed 25 of the 37 passes for 272 yards with a touch and an interception.
It is easy to see why the Browns have tested Flacco. Among the 33 -quarters that made at least 56 passenger attempts, the 40 -year -old is the last in the league with a note of 60.3 passers -by, has the second completion rate (58.1%) and his six interceptions are the second plus.
The 18-year-old veteran only completed 16 of the 34 passes for 184 yards, two interceptions and an escape during the 34-10 defeat last Sunday against Detroit. The Browns offensive is ranked 27th in total of yards (279.8 yards per game), 20th in passes (195 yards per game) and 30th on the ground (84.8 yards per match).
