Outsiders continue to ask why Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski is sticking with rookie Dillon Gabriel as the club's starting quarterback with the Browns at 2-7 and fellow first-year pro Shedeur Sanders on Cleveland's bench.

For a piece published on Wednesday, Zac Jackson of The Athletic shared what the advanced stats say about Gabriel's play this fall.

How Dillon Gabriel compares to other starting quarterbacks

"Twenty-six quarterbacks have a positive (expected points added) per dropback through 10 weeks," Jackson wrote. "Gabriel is 41st, at -0.18 per dropback, which ranks him ahead of only two current starters: Cam Ward and J.J. McCarthy. Gabriel’s dropback success rate for the season is 33 percent, last among starters and 50th among the 64 quarterbacks who have p

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