The Steelers got quarterback issues.

The Rams have quarterback issues, but somehow, some way, the Browns have even more quarterback issues.

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Welcome into today's episode of Locked on NFL,

your Wednesday afternoon,

barbershop episode.

I am David Harrison of Locked on Commuters,

not Tony Wiggins,

filling in for Tony. He is under the weather this week a little bit. So we're filling in for him. Kevin Ostracker of Lockedon Ravens here to help me do all of this for you here this afternoon. Post-draft trade targets across the National Football League and the Jaguars are trying to make up for their draft fumbles by nailing the undrafted free agent market.

That's coming up on today's episode.

But first, the Cleveland Browns, man, Kevin, they just can't help themselves.

The Browns draft another quarterback.

But I mean, what's really interesting about this quarterback in this situation is that Todd

Monk and a coach that you know very well from his time with the Baltimore Ravens is going to influence, I think, how smart or how dumb it was for tailing green to be selected by the Cleveland Browns to help us start off this conversation, though. Here is Spencer German of Locked-on Browns. This is a really good pick. And the reason I say that is because when you look at, when you get the round the round six and seven you're looking for guys who have the ability to play at the next level they either whatever it may be why did they get to that round who knows right there's a bunch of different things but you're talking about a guy who's six foot six 235 pounds runs a four three yeah he has the elite style he has an elite trait like his athleticism is an elite trait so but then you go back and say, all right, well, he's worth it. Well, this is a guy who almost threw for 10,000 yards in college. This is a guy that threw for 59 touchdowns. It's also a guy through for 35 interceptions. It's also a guy who had 17 fumbles. So what ends up happening is that he's having trouble protecting the football.

But what it does, again, for me, I think it spells the end of Dylan Gabriel, unfortunately.

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