The Browns bench Joe Flacco after one in three stint as a starter.

Rookie Dylan Gabriel is one in three.

Many in Cleveland are wondering if Shador Sanders now deserve his own shot.

Well today, Kevin Stafansky was asked by Mary Kay Cabot whether he's considering the possibility

of playing Shador. His response, the focus is where we are right now, Mary Kay Cabot whether he's considering the possibility of playing Shador.

His response, the focus is where we are right now, Mary Kay.

That's not my focus. Guys, can we stop asking these questions? Y'all know this man don't want to place your door. You know that. People, we know that. And people I see people, you know, in the chat, not in the chat, but just in general, when we talk about the Cleveland Brown, they talk about, oh, it's, it's, it's, what's the word?

When they don't like someone and they, they, they're doing them wrong.

I forgot the word to use.

But listen, we already know what the play was.

We already know what the play was.

They didn't

want him. It was Drew Barry. No, Andrew Barry. Andrew. It was Andrew Barry's pick. It wasn't,

it wasn't the owner. It wasn't Safansky. So this is exactly what they want. This is exactly

what they want. It seemed as if they were, if someone forced their hand to take this pick

and they don't want to give them an opportunity to play the game.

From the small sample size that we've seen from Dylan Gabriel, he has now had he played four games.

They're one and three.

He won't push the ball down the field.

It's hard.

You can't run the ball and all you do is that you fish from you short fish.

Because the big fish, the big fish don't swim close along the shore they're out the deep and so to get points you got

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