Summary
The Cleveland Browns won a game against the Miami Dolphins with a score of 31-6. Despite the win, the team faced criticism for not giving backup quarterback Shedeur Sanders any playing time. Head Coach Kevin Stefanski chose to keep Dillon Gabriel as the active quarterback throughout the game.
Key Facts
- The Browns won against the Miami Dolphins with a final score of 31-6.
- Shedeur Sanders, the backup quarterback, did not play in the game.
- Dillon Gabriel was the quarterback for the entire game, completing 13 out of 18 passes for 116 yards.
- Fans and analysts, including ESPN’s Aaron Goldhammer, expressed frustration that Sanders did not get any playing time.
- Goldhammer suggested that playing Sanders would help prepare him for future games.
- Head coach Kevin Stefanski wanted Gabriel to finish the game, especially since it was his first win of the season.
- The Browns are considering Sanders for future games to see his potential before the 2026 season.
