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Dillon Gabriel’s Wife Zo Breaks Silence on Browns QB Landing on IR Amid Cleveland’s Quarterback Controversy

As the Cleveland Browns approached Sunday’s NFL roster cutdown date, one of the most interesting developments focused on what the team would do at quarterback. Sure, Deshaun Watson is the starter, Shedeur Sanders is the backup, but what about Dillon Gabriel and sixth-round rookie Taylen Green? Would they really keep four quarterbacks on their roster? Surprisingly, four teams did keep four QBs on…

Dillon Gabriel’s Wife Zo Breaks Silence on Browns QB Landing on IR Amid Cleveland’s Quarterback Controversy

Cleveland Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel, along with rookie Taylen Green, were among four teams that kept four quarterbacks on their initial 53-man roster, unlike the Browns who placed Gabriel on injured reserve. The reason for Gabriel’s injury was confirmed by his wife, Zo, who posted on Instagram that he indeed suffered a back injury.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the cause of his injury, Zo reassured the public that Dillon is on the Browns and will recover. The injury, though valid, will keep Gabriel out of action for at least the first four games of the season. This decision presents an opportunity for Watson to showcase his abilities, potentially paving the way for Gabriel’s return later in the season.

The Browns now have the chance to evaluate their quarterback situation and explore potential trade options.

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