The Cleveland Browns have pinned Joe Flacco as their starting quarterback, but the quarterback room remains crowded and unsettled. With Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders in the mix, Cleveland could conceivably carry four signal-callers on the 53-man roster, a rare move in today’s NFL. Schefter’s report suggests Flacco stays, the two rookies stay, and Pickett would clinch the final spot because quarterbacks remain valuable currency in roster construction. The Browns’ DTR-for-Pickett trade history looms large here, pressuring Cleveland to justify the draft return if fourQBs are kept. Historically, teams that kept four QBs into Week 1 rarely reached the playoffs, though a handful pulled it off. The coming weeks will determine whether this is a bold strategic hedge or an unusual risk that could reshape fantasy rosters and late-season quarterback depth charts.