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As always in Los Angeles, Kyle Brandt in New York, and Rodney Pete joining us at the table in L.A.

Longtime NFL quarterback with the USC, obviously. Is that fight on? Is that what you're... That is. Right on. I'm just making sure I understand what we're doing here at the table. You understand it. Okay, good. I got it. How's your morning going, Rodney? Morning is great. Okay, good. Great to see you. Kyle, what we got in the hour today? We got everything, everything that happened over the weekend. This is a catch-up Monday. The starting quarterbacks who played, the backup quarterbacks who played. Starters look sharp. I'm talking about guys like Caleb, Trevor Lawrence, Brock Purdy. They showed why they're starters. We have highlights. We have analysis. We have all of it. New York, L.A. by coastal GMFB. Let's go. Jamie, Mante, Kyle, Rodney, Pete, joining us at the breakfast table on a Monday and Tuesday, I believe, as well. Rodney, great to see you. Rodney, we're going to talk about the Cleveland Browns quarterback room because you can't not look at it. It's like an eclipse.

Rodney, when you played the NFL, did you ever look at a team and they had just an list of guys? What is that organization doing? It's wild. Yeah, it really is. I actually was on a team

in Detroit when I played where we had three quarterbacks and Wayne Fonts being a defense guy

didn't really know how to handle three quarterbacks at that time.

Andre Ware was there as well. So it was difficult. So I look at Cleveland, and I'm not sure what they're doing. Yeah. I'm really not. And they have to make a decision sooner rather than later on what they're going to do. All right. We're going to take a look at their highlights, Kyle. I think second in line. but first the Browns have many quarterback.

Shador Sanders sitting at this one after suffering an oblique injury in practice last week. So Dylan Gabriel gets to start despite having some hamstring tightness for himself. Gabriel drops back in the first quarter and is actually found in the backfield by the man that stole the microphone from me on draft night. That's Jahad Campbell, the 31st pick out of Alabama. That's a four-yard loss. Next play. Third and 10. Dylan Gabriel maneuvers. Find Blake Whiteheart for a 10-yard gain. The rookie bounces back to keep the drive alive. Dylan Gabriel making things work. Now he throws a beautiful pass to Jamari Thrash. That's for a seven-yard gain.

He's moving the chains later in the drive. Amani Marshall takes the handoff, squeezes into the end zone for a four-yard touchdown.

Okay, Dylan Gabriel, and Chador Sanders approves. Browns take a six-nothing lead. The extra point was blocked.

Second quarter now, Gabriel rolls out. He's looking for Deonté Johnson. Looking, slings it, but you know who picks him off and takes it straight to the house? That's Andrew McCuba, the second round pick out of Texas, reads the play perfectly. That is good for 75 yards to the back of the house. Eagles take a 7-6 lead after that. Take another look, Gabriel,

pick six. He didn't have a lot of them in his college career, but Shador Sanders and Kevin

Cefancy watching on as we are all waiting on baited breath for this quarterback decision

to be handled down by Kevin Cefansky. Now, Dylan Gabriel spoke with our own Judy Patista after the game.

Take a listen.

Obviously, there's lots of big decisions coming up in the next few weeks for the organization.

What specifically do you think you need to show the Browns?

Yeah, just be myself.

I think everyone has to do that.

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