ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter made a bold prediction on Monday, saying he believes the Browns will carry four quarterbacks into the NFL season. That means Kenny Pickett and rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders would all be on the 53-man roster.

The third-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft made his preseason debut in Saturday's contest with the Eagles ,finishing 13 of 18 for 143 yards with an interception, which was returned for a 75-yard touchdown by Andrew Mukuba, ending his day with a 72.2 passer rating.

Tony Rizzo criticized the Browns for sidelining rookie Shedeur Sanders, a first-round talent to many, while favoring Joe Flacco and Dillon Gabriel. He argued Sanders isn’t given fair opportunities and suggested the quarterback should request a trade for playing chances.

After Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel made his debut in the NFL preseason, Browns coach Kevin Stefanski revealed some of his plans for naming a starting quarterback. Where will form

In the wake of the latest injury to a Cleveland Browns quarterback, veteran Joe Flacco appears poised to start the season-opener but the quarterback situation will be a “wild ride” all year, one analyst says.

The Cleveland Browns still "do not have a lot of clarity" about their quarterback situation with two NFL preseason games in the books, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

We picked teams with some level of QB1 uncertainty for 2026 and projected two potential outcomes for each: one likely, one not so likely.

It was a performance that should quiet some of the outside noise that permeated the Browns' quarterback battle.

Watson has never lived up to the cost the Browns paid for him, and at this point, it's too late to expect him to remedy that. But if he wants an NFL future, he likely needs to put good film out there before eventually becoming a free agent.

That being said, one Cleveland analyst has spoken out with a strong warning to the team about a possible quarterback decision the coaching staff could make. During a segment on "The BIG Factor," Nick Pedone warned the team against playing Watson at all moving forward.