Dorian Thompson-Robinson split third-team reps in training camp and saw limited preseason action; his potential as a practice-squad candidate or late-round add is part of the Eagles’ broader evaluation context as they trim their QB corps.

DTR remains a central piece in CLE’s QB pipeline as part of the post-Pickett reshuffle, with Cleveland signaling a path for rookie and development behind Flacco and the offense’s evolving architecture.

DTR’s journey—amid trades and veteran contends—positions him as a long-term depth piece behind Flacco and the two rookies. His prior starter experience and trade history add a layer of upside for Browns’ dynasty scenarios, even if Week 1 action isn’t imminent.

DTR’s trade history forms part of Pickett’s backstory, illustrating a quarterback market that values experience behind injuries and depth-chart volatility. The Browns’ March trade that brought Pickett adds a wrinkle to how depth is leveraged across rosters.

DTR lands in Cleveland as part of the Pickett trade, entering a rookie backup role behind Deshaun Watson and providing a potential future starting pathway in CLE.