PHILADELPHIA -- The hype surrounding the Cleveland Browns ' joint practice with the Philadelphia Eagles waned when Shedeur Sanders suffered an oblique injury and didn't participate in any team drills. Add in the hamstring injury that limited Kenny Pickett and the four-house race went down to two.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders responded after recent comments from Dillon Gabriel created some controversy.

Over two full quarters, Gabriel kept the Browns moving and led three scoring drives, one for a touchdown and two for field goals. Perhaps most impressively, Gabriel converted the first five third-down opportunities he faced with completions.