Nathan Zegura said Dillon Gabriel was the number two quarterback on the Browns board after Cam Ward.
He said Gabriel wins the way Kevin Stefanski wants his quarterback to win.
- Great decision maker
- Accurate from the pocket
- Can throw on the move from both directions
- Excellent pocket movement
Stefanski also told Zegura that, while they were watching the tape, the team kept asking, “Where does the height show up?”
The biggest knock against Gabriel is his height, which is listed at 5’11”. But his smaller stature didn’t prevent him from being the most productive quarterback in college football history.
Zegura said:
“If Dillon Gabriel is 6’3”, he probably is the number two [overall] pick in this draft.”
It’s crazy to think that four inches could be the only difference between being the number two pick in the draft and going late in the third round.
But if that’s truly the case, then the Browns got a legitimately talented quarterback at a serious value.
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