Browns' Kevin Stefanski dismisses allegations he 'sabotaged' Shedeur Sanders' performance

Sanders was 3-of-6 with 14 passing yards and was sacked five times. Dillon Gabriel had 129 passing yards and a touchdown pass and Tyler Huntley led the Browns on the final drive that set up their game-winning field goal.

On Sunday, Stefanski dismissed those accusations.

"Yeah, obviously I don't concern myself with outside type of things, but I'm committed to his development, just like all of our rookies," Stefanski said. "So, we'll continue to focus on getting our guys better, and that's what we'll stay committed to, and that's what's important to me."

He also praised Gabriel's growth from his first preseason game to Saturday.

"He did a nice job yesterday. There's plenty, plenty to clean up for our rookies and all of our players," Stefanski said. "So that's the fun part, again, like I mentioned, where we can work with these guys and build on the good stuff, help them clean up the stuff that they got to clean up. 

"But really for Dillon, it goes back to the spring. It goes back to all the work that he's put in with all of these young players they put in from the spring to now and just need to continue to build on that work."

The Browns have a decision to make in their quarterback room with the cut-down deadline looming.