Cleveland dropped a bomb on the NFL’s QB market, straight up saying they “have no plans” to deal Shedeur Sanders or Dillon Gabriel before the November 10 trade deadline. This news, confirmed by Cleveland.com’s Mary Kay Cabot, is a gut punch to any team eyeing a quarterback pickup as the season rolls on.
Cleveland Sticking With Their QBs
It turns out those swirling trade rumors about Shedeur Sanders were just that, rumors. Despite all the chatter, the Browns are apparently holding onto both Sanders and Gabriel for the foreseeable future. With the trade deadline set for November 10, Cleveland made it clear: neither of these guys is going anywhere. You gotta respect a team that knows what it wants and isn’t swayed by the outside noise. But for other teams desperate for quarterback help? This is a tough pill to swallow.
Giants Left Scrambling After Dart’s Injury
This stance from Cleveland couldn’t come at a worse time for the New York Giants. Their starting quarterback, Jaxson Dart, just got absolutely wiped out for the rest of the regular season with a knee injury. Oof. And who was floating around as a “theoretical target” for them? Yep, Shedeur Sanders. Imagine needing a lifeline and then seeing that lifeline get pulled away before you even had a chance to grab it. The Giants now have to figure out their QB situation with one less potential option on the table, and they need to do it fast.
This decision by the Browns definitely changes the landscape for any team thinking about a big QB move this year. The Giants certainly felt the ripple effect the hardest, having just lost their main guy. They’re going to be scrambling to find a solution, and the clock is ticking on their season.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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