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Gabriel unlikely to get first-team reps; competing for QB3 behind Watson and Sanders.
Dillon GabrielQB
Gabriel will likely receive very few first-team reps in training camp as the coaching staff focuses on Watson and Sanders for the Week 1 starter role, with the loser becoming backup. Gabriel started six games as a rookie (1-5 record) with 937 passing yards, 59.5% completion ratio, 7 TD passes, and 2 interceptions; he also rushed 14 times for 86 yards. He is expected to compete for the QB3 slot.
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Some say that Gabriel should somehow slide in between Watson and Sanders and be a candidate for the starting job, but most likely, he will receive very few first-team reps.
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- Gabriel will likely receive very few first-team reps in training camp as the coaching staff focuses on Watson and Sanders for the Week 1 starter role, with the loser becoming backup. Gabriel started six games as a rookie (1-5 record) with 937 passing yards, 59.5% completion ratio, 7 TD passes, and 2 interceptions; he also rushed 14 times for 86 yards. He is expected to compete for the QB3 slot.
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for Dillon Gabriel (QB). Gabriel unlikely to get first-team reps; competing for QB3 behind Watson and Sanders.
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