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Kevin Stefansky was asked,

what should doers big game does for the depth chart for the Browns?

His response was, yeah, we're really just focused on developing our players.

We're in evaluation mode.

I'm pleased where the guys are,

but I'm not diving into no quarterback competition.

No. You got to. You got to keep it safe. You don't have a choice, but to keep it safe.

Yeah.

You have a choice, but to keep it safe. There's not much you can say. He's not in a position to

really say anything. You can't make any evaluations based off what you saw tonight.

Listen, brother Stefanski, he doesn't even

have the power to be able to give the green light on what he wants to do. He doesn't have the

power to give the green light on what he wants to do. It's going to come down to those upstairs,

but I think it's going to come to a point where certain individuals are going to play so well, they're not going to have a choice.

They're not going to have a choice.

But I know one thing.

I can tell you this, a blind man can see that.

Joe Flacko will be the starter for the foreseeable future until things aren't

going well offensively for the Cleveland Browns. And I'm assuming, as I said, long ago,

that should do would be number two. And he's been able to show that. I hope hopefully Kenny Pickett

and Dillon Gabriel can get healthy so they should showcase themselves in the preseasoning games and what they can and can't do.

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