Myles Garrett, Dillon Gabriel Turn Heads With Play During Browns Minicamp

Myles Garrett, Dillon Gabriel Turn Heads With Play During Browns Minicamp originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Former Oregon Ducks star quarterback Dillon Gabriel is in quite an interesting position with the Cleveland Browns. As the franchise deals with uncertainty in the signal-calling department, they drafted both Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders to fill in their quarterback room.

Now, Gabriel and Sanders -- along with Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett -- are fighting to be named the starting quarterback for the Browns in the upcoming season.

With a battle to become the starting signal-caller in place, every Browns offseason training becomes that much more important for each player involved.

The former Ducks standout quarterback was drafted before Sanders, which might hint at what player the front office wanted more, but the depth chart is decided on the field, not by draft position.

During the Browns' current minicamp, Gabriel is getting an idea of what the NFL world has coming for him. On the defensive line, Gabriel gets to see Myles Garrett getting past the offensive line.

In one of the plays recorded by local media, Garrett rips through the offensive line before hitting the brakes to avoid hitting Gabriel.

Daryl Ruiter shared the video on X.

Myles Garrett had to slam on the brakes so he didn’t plant Dillon Gabriel in his QB graveyard 🪦#Brownspic.twitter.com/Lnorx7tGhH— Daryl Ruiter (@RuiterWrongFAN) June 10, 2025

For Gabriel, this could be worrying, as Browns fans are already concerned about offensive line play.

"O Line is going to be an issue again," one fan suggested.

"79 gone get somebody hurt like that cannot let a guy inside like that," another fan said.

Another fan was concerned about Gabriel's height, however.

"Myles looks 3 feet taller than him…" one fan claimed.

"Looks like Myles is roughly two feet taller than Gabriel," another fan added.

"Im not trying to hate on gabriel but man idk hes tiny one good hit and its over," another fan said.

The concerns are there for Gabriel at the NFL level. While he enjoyed plenty of success in just one season at Oregon, the height and size concerns were there.

Still, with a rocket arm, Gabriel can prove his doubters wrong with his performance on the field.

This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 10, 2025, where it first appeared.