Dillon Gabriel stepped to the podium at Browns rookie minicamp with the poise of a quarterback who’s seen it all. With over 60 FBS starts across three different college programs, perhaps he has. But the challenge he now faces in Cleveland might be unlike anything in his football journey so far.

Sanders will be looking to prove himself with the Browns, just as Gabriel will do. Having the two rookies on the team could provide Cleveland with some strong competition as they search for a starter or even a backup option.

Gabriel was rated as the No. 163 overall player and the No. 10 quarterback in the draft by Bleacher Report's NFL Scouting Department. The Browns clearly valued him much higher than this as the team selected him 94th overall and made him the fifth quarterback off of the board.