Less than 24 hours after publicly endorsing the talents of Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel, Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry faced the media with a similar task Saturday afternoon. Describing another quarterback’s fit and value at the draft spot?

They rattled the NFL world by selecting Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel (5-foot-11, 205 pounds) in the third round with the No. 94 pick, their last of four picks on Day 2. In a draft in which they had numerous chances to take Shedeur Sanders — who was still surprisingly on the board at end of Round 3 — they completely reversed field.

The most interesting story during the NFL Draft was seeing how Shedeur Sanders continued to slide and not get picked until the fifth round. After selecting a Dillon Gabriel a day before, the Cleveland Browns decided to double-dip and select Sanders with the 144th pick in the draft.