Cleveland Browns rookie jersey numbers revealed

Judkins will wear No. 10, which seems like a pretty good number for a running back. Sanders, who wore No. 2 in college, won’t have single digits for now.

Cleveland Browns have fascinating QB room in 2025

The Browns have an interesting QB room to say the least, which includes two rookies from this draft class. Everyone knows the slide of Sanders in this year’s draft, compared to Gabriel who was picked in the third round by Cleveland. 

But Cleveland still has veterans Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett. Not to mention, Deshaun Watson is still on the roster, who cost a pretty penny amid controversy, injuries and poor play.

So how do the Browns manage Gabriel and Sanders? Especially when ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported Cleveland was high on “DG,” an intriguing lefty quarterback coming off a successful college career.

“Well, asking around after the draft, the sense I get is the Browns value, or look at the roster through the prism of currency, through value, right,” Fowler said on SportsCenter. “So that could lead to a potential trade down the road. Because it is a crowded room. Head coach Kevin Stefanski does like to keep four quarterbacks in his room … So you roll up those four, they gave up a third round pick and two fifth round picks for Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and Shedeur Sanders, maybe they can recoup some of that if they showcase one of those players in the preseason, or one looks good, or there’s an injury down the road.

“So we’ll see what happens. They’re going to give these guys a shot. They are very high in Dillon Gabriel. That’s a player that I had earmarked going into the draft. Was hearing from other teams that the Browns low-key really like him. He’s a smaller player, so he didn’t have a high draft status but they loved the way he plays the position so we’ll see if he can make a little move here.”