Cleveland Browns rookie QBs Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel could be dealt at any point before the NFL trade deadline in early November.
The Cleveland Browns could end up one of the most prolific sellers of talent ahead of the NFL trade deadline if they keep up their losing ways.
Cleveland dropped its first two games to start the season and in Week 3 it hosts the undefeated Green Bay Packers, who have already bested two NFC playoff teams from last season — the Detroit Lions and the Washington Commanders — and will play this weekend on 10 days rest.
ESPN’s Dan Graziano predicted on Friday that the Browns might look to deal starting talent on both sides of the ball, particularly players who aren’t under contract in 2026 and may not be coming back to Cleveland next offseason.
However, Graziano also noted both rookie quarterbacks Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel will continue to be brought up in trade discussions until the deadline passes a little more than six weeks from now.
«Starting the season 0-2 and seemingly already positioning themselves to be a big factor in next year’s draft (two first-round picks), the Browns could very easily be dealing away players by early November», Graziano wrote.
