Pickett has attempted 56 passes in camp, according to ESPN Cleveland (he's completed 42 of them), while Gabriel has thrown three times as many passes (160), and Sanders has nearly double (100) — plus Gabriel attempted 18 passes on 38 offensive snaps and Sanders attempted 23 passes on 47 offensive snaps in the preseason, per Pro Football Focus.

That's not an easy situation for the competitors in the QB battle, but it at least meant job security for the quartet of Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders. The latest comments from Browns coach Kevin Stefanski are playing a different tune, though.

The Cleveland Browns have already chosen Joe Flacco to be their starting quarterback, but the backup quarterback battle is still ongoing between Kenny Pickett and rookies Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel.