Browns' Shedeur Sanders shrugs off Dillion Gabriel's 'entertainers' comment: 'Nobody's words affect me'
Last week, Cleveland Browns rookie gamers Dillon Gabriel’s comments removed some eyebrows. Gabriel, last Saturday, Browns-Eagles spoke to a reporter during the circuit between the pre-season game and said, “There are fun and competitors.”
He also described himself as a competitor. After the game, Gabriel was asked whether the contrast he mentioned was connected to his teammate and the rookie Sheduer Sanders. Gabriel later explained his words, saying that he described the media as an entertaining, and he saw everyone in the Browns as a competitor.
Sanders presented his perspective as he drifted to Saga.
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“Words or something else, he can’t do anything to me,” Sanders answered When asked about Gabriel’s hot -discussed “entertainers” line. “I know that God even puts the ability and power not to care about the interpretations of people. That’s it. I talked to him. [Gabriel] I told me on the plane ‘This wasn’t to you. I see how they are trying to turn. ‘No matter what, I don’t open it. Nobody’s words or nothing affects me. “
A reporter followed by asking Sanders if he believed Gabriel.
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“Did I believe him?” Sanders asked. “I mean, I feel like you’re trying to start something now. I feel like trying to start something. [the reporter’s] He had to do his job. Do I feel like he does? I don’t know. And sit here and said, ‘Oh, he did it.’ This will not change my life in any way. “
Sanders discussed Cleveland’s pre -season opener. He finished his first exit before the season with two goals. Sanders dealt with a inclined injury during Browns’ second exhibition game.
Gabriel finished the 2nd week before the season with 143 yards. But at the same time he threw a pick.
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Sanders, Gabriel, Kenny Pickett and Tyler Huntley are the rest of Cleveland’s crowded players room.
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