Gabriel denies “Artist’s Stunt” targets Browns teammate Shedeur Sanders | Cleveland Brown

Cleveland Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel denied that he was referring to his teammate Shedeur Sanders, who aimed to target the NFL “artist”.

“There are artists, and competitors, and I totally understand. But my job is competition. That’s what I focus on doing.” Gabriel told CBS From the sideline Browns’ preseason victory Saturday on the Philadelphia Eagles. Gabriel completed 13 of 13 passes for a total of 143 yards and interceptions.

Many on social media believe the comment is a reference to Sanders, son of Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, who has received media attention since Brown. Bring him to the fifth round This year’s draft. The Browns picked Gabriel in the third round of the same draft, while the duo fought with Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett to win the start of the season. Flaco is expected to start in Cleveland’s first game, but Sanders Impressive in his preseason Last week, a diagonal injury forced him to miss Saturday’s game.

“I’m all about our team, each other,” Gabriel said after Saturday’s game. “I will never do it [comment about Sanders] I’ve said that’s why it’s interesting, but for me, I explained that the artists are all you guys, competitors, that’s who I am, all my teammates and both of us have jobs, that’s it. ”