Dillon Gabriel faced Browns media Wednesday and they asked how he felt about getting the call to start Sunday when Cleveland takes on 2-2 Minnesota in London, 6:30 a.m. PT on the NFL Network. He sent me a picture of a fire station," Gabriel said. You wait for the perfect time, you're going to wait a whole lifetime. "I think from the beginning, it's the moment you look forward to as a competitor," Gabriel said. The Browns are 1-3 this year after going 3-14 last year and employing 40 different starting quarterbacks since 1999.