ESPN’s "Get Up" turned the spotlight on the Cleveland Browns on Tuesday when Ryan Clark unloaded on the team’s quarterback decision. After hearing that 40-year-old Joe Flacco would start the regular-season opener, Clark questioned whether the franchise really understands the importance of the moment.

The battle for the Cleveland Browns backup quarterback job has turned into a soap opera involving the team’s two young draft picks. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Monday, August 18, that the Browns will name veteran quarterback Joe Flacco as the starting quarterback for the team’s September 7 regular season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Dillion Gabriel’s preseason debut is in the books. It was a mixed bag to say the least. The Browns’ rookie quarterback turned the ball over twice — including a pick-six — in what otherwise was a solid outing for the Oregon product with Shedeur Sanders sidelined with an injury in Cleveland’s 22-13 win over the Eagles.