Second-year quarterback Dillon Gabriel told reporters on Wednesday that he doesn't feel disrespected that the Cleveland Browns have focused their quarterback battle on Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. For all of Sanders' many struggles during his shot at the starting gig (10 interceptions, 23 sacks taken) he seemed to provide a different spark to the offense than Gabriel, with the Browns going 3-4 in his starts. And with Watson returning from his injury issues and the Browns stuck with him for one more season given his fully-guaranteed contract, he was always going to be given a shot at the starting gig this summer. Granted, this season's quarterback competition is probably a moot point when it comes to the long-term status of the position. Watson won't be under contract next season and the Browns have a pair of first-round picks in next year's draft, putting them in excellent position to select a quarterback of the future.