For the second straight weekend, Dillon Gabriel will be the starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. This time around, however, Shedeur Sanders will be his primary backup. Joe Flacco was the No.

Andrew Berry has made several puzzling moves since becoming the Browns GM. His latest is another head-scratcher.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing former Cleveland Browns defensive end K.J. Henry to their practice squad, according to Mike Garafolo […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Steelers

During the second quarter, it was announced on the telecast that Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell suffered a hamstring injury. He was described as “sneaking off” to the blue medical tent. Following the update, it was also announced that Mitchell is questionable to return.

Deion Sanders seems to confirm that the Eagles, Ravens and Browns called Shedeur Sanders during the draft and thinks his son will play this year for Cleveland.

Lineup uncertainty looms as the Browns head to Pittsburgh. Read the top storylines and predictions for the Browns-Steelers matchup.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns have struck another deal, this time swapping cornerbacks in a move that sends shockwaves through both locker rooms.

Apart from him, they also drafted Dillon Gabriel in the third round. Before the start of the season, the Browns named veteran Joe Flacco as the starter, with Gabriel as the backup. Shedeur Sanders was listed as the third-string option on the quarterback depth chart. He is yet to make his official appearance for the team.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are signing former Clemson star pass rusher K.J. Henry, according to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. They hosted Henry for a visit earlier this week, and will now sign him.

Broncos coach Sean Payton decided to go for two after the Engram touchdown pulled Denver to within one point, and Nix hit Troy Franklin in the front of the end zone to give Denver the lead. Nix and the Broncos converted three straight third downs in the fourth quarter.