All eyes will be on Dillon Gabriel and Kevin Stefanski when the 2-6 Cleveland Browns face the 1-7 New York Jets. For both, the hourglass may be running out. Browns insider and X’s and O’s guru

Browns quarterback Dillon Gabriel took questions from reporters on Wednesday with regard to coming off the bye week, looking ahead to playing the New York Jets, Tommy Rees calling plays, and more. Below is the transcript as provided by the Browns media relations department: So,

The Ohio teams are at opposite ends of the NFL spectrum this year. The Cincinnati Bengals are scoring points like crazy but can’t stop anyone. The Cleveland Browns have a solid defense but rank in the league’s bottom three in scoring. That veteran quarterback Joe Flacco has played for both teams this year is…confusing.

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The bye week brought with it a change in who's calling the Browns' offensive plays. Quarterback Dillon Gabriel is confident it can turn things around.