The highest and lower and lower profile recruit of Browns adopts competition with Sheder Sanders.
Dillon Gabriel, a choice of third round which was taken 60 locations before Sanders in the draft of the NFL, said that he considered the possibility of going through things for the first time alongside Sanders in the minicamp recruited as an advantage and not as two recruits in competition for the top.
The Browns have the most congested quarter-back room in the NFL, including the veterans Deshaun Watson (potentially for the season), Kenny Pickett and Joe Flacco.
“I love it,” Gabriel told journalists before Saturday training. “I love it because of who he is. I think that for both of us, you can learn from each other, but it’s not only the two of us in the room. For right now, but when entering the year – Kenny, Joe and even Deshaun – just a bunch of guys who played a bunch of ball that we can all learn from each other.”
Anyone who thought that the product of Oregon Gabriel, which finished third in the vote of the Heisman trophy, was going to feel all the attention that Sanders was in pain.
Sanders, the son of the renown temple Daion Sanders, has his own camera team, and his fall from the first round in the fifth was one of the biggest scenarios of the project.
“Yeah, I mean for me, the life of simplicity is a life full of concentration,” said Gabriel. “The life of complexity comes with life with distractions. But for me, I am focused. I am simple. I know what I want to accomplish. “
It will be easy for the outside world to put the two ancient rivals PAC-12 against each other on a daily basis.
Who had the best practice? Who launched the best deep ball? Who are the teammates who answer better?
How will Gabriel manage this meticulous exam?
“The more questions like that, it simply divides the team,” said Gabriel. “We know how important a healthy QB room is. In addition, a team you want to be part. How do you create an environment every day when everyone can be at their best? It’s just to push each other, what talent does it naturally. Naturally, it’s healthy. We will all do our thing, and everyone wins. ”
Sanders also adopts the approach “it’s me against me” and does not try to measure himself in Gabriel.
