The Cleveland Browns are in the midst of a quarterback conundrum, causing unnecessary drama. And in truth, they brought it on themselves.
That's what happens when you mortgage the franchise's future on a proven veteran who never came close to meeting expectations. That's what happens when you trade away an accomplished Super Bowl winner who went on to thrive briefly with an AFC North rival. And that's what happens when you select two high-profile quarterbacks in the same draft.
Those in power preferred Dillon Gabriel, taking him in the third round. That didn't prevent them from taking Shedeur Sanders in the fifth, and his performance against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 12 has given him another go-around this weekend versus the San Francisco 49ers.