The Cleveland Browns haven't had a lot of luck at the quarterback position over the past few decades.
This season, they took a different approach and employ two veterans in Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett and two rookie draft picks in Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.
Speculation has largely been that the Browns won't take all four players to the 53-man roster come the end of August, and that one would be the odd man out.
But one Browns insider thinks there's a scenario where the team keeps all four.
“I absolutely think that they will do it,” Cabot reported on 92.3 WKRK-FM The Fan. “I think you can almost count on it at the very beginning of the season while they work through their roster decisions and then I think from there, it’s just a matter of time if they decide to hang on to all four through the trade deadline on November 4th which would give them eight games to figure out where this whole thing is going, or if they want to just continue on and keep all four of them through the end of the season."
That would be an unconventional and, honestly, a radical approach to the position and to the 53-man roster for sure.
But it would give Cleveland the best opportunity to evaluate all four players in potentially in-game action to see where they all fit in, if anywhere.
For general manager Andrew Berry, it could also showcase all four for a possible trade of one.