Browns' QB Mess: Watson, Green, Sanders, Gabriel

On April 30th, the Cleveland Browns keep striking out a quarterback, no matter how they chase it with high picks or big trades.

Heading into 2026, their top option stack up like this.

Dishon Watson at number one, Shadour Sanders second, Taylin Green third, and Dylan Gabriel dead last.

It's a rough crew, but the team's sticking with what they got after grabbing green in the sixth round this year.

Gabriel, the 25-year-old from last year's draft, just doesn't cut it as a starter.

His arms weak, completion rate hovered under 60%, and he barely pushed the ball downfield.

Coaches like his poised for back-up duty, but fans hope he never sees another snap.

Meanwhile, Green's a freak athlete at 6'6", with combine numbers that blew minds, like a 4.3640 yard dash.

But as a passer, he's raw, throwing 35 picks in college.

The plans to use his legs and key spots, not hand him the keys yet.

Browns fans are fuming over this mess, especially after years of flops.

That massive Watson trade and deal still haunts them as one of the league's worst moves.

Sanders showed some offseason gains in decisions and pocketwork, but his rookie year was ugly.

Ten picks to seven touchdowns and awful accuracy.

Watson, though, edges them all with better stats in his 19 starts here, even post injury.

At 30, he's taking first team reps and should start if healthy.

Coach Mokins giving him a real shot to reclaim that elite form, setting up a wild offseason next year when his deal ends.

Browns Nation, brace yourselves. This rides far from over.