The Cleveland Browns are focused on finding a solution for their quarterback position, as exhibited during the recent NFL draft. After trading out of the second overall pick, the Browns prioritized defensive and offensive talent on the first two days, selecting players such as defensive tackle Mason Graham and running back Quinshon Judkins. However, they eventually made a move for Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel in the third round, marking a calculated decision after analyzing his skills. Gabriel's smaller stature (5'11") has raised eyebrows, but the Browns believe his accuracy and mobility can compensate for it. Coach Kevin Stefanski expressed confidence in adapting the offense around Gabriel's unique skill set. As the quarterback depth chart currently stands, it includes Gabriel, Joe Flacco, and Kenny Pickett, which doesn’t inspire playoff confidence. The Browns are banking on Gabriel to develop into a starter, but whether he's the long-term solution remains uncertain.