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Gabriel’s ceiling hinges on Cleveland’s willingness to commit to him as a real NFL passer. If he earns a true backup-to-starting role, you’d see him as a late-round stash in two-QB formats, with upside if injuries push him onto the field for meaningful stretches. In a 1QB, he remains a speculative long shot, with real value only in dynasty or as a late-season dart throw if he seizes control down the road.