Week 7 in Cleveland centers on a fragile QB puzzle: Dillon Gabriel starts, Shedeur Sanders sits behind, and the fantasy dialogue swirls around Sanders’ path to a real run. London chatter fizzled, but the drama isn’t over.

With Ravens past interest cited and a chorus of critics from local radio to national pundits, the decision could tilt the Browns’ plan for the rest of the season. Gabriel’s success could clip Sanders' leash; if Gabriel falters, Sanders could spark a comeback bid, reshaping fantasy values across the offense.

Cleveland sits 1-5 as Stefanski faces mounting pressure and locker-room tensions. The piece pins the woes on Andrew Berry’s cap-centric roster strategy, an fragile offensive line, and a wide-receiver group led by Jeudy that hasn’t hit expectations. With 11 games remaining, the franchise must translate talent into wins or risk a regime shakeup amid questions about development and long-term vision.