The Cleveland Browns continue making moves at quarterback by trading away backup Kenny Pickett out west to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Pickett, in a logjam with Joe Flacco and rookies Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel in Cleveland, became an attractive option for Las Vegas. This marks the second time this offseason that Pickett, the No.

Gabriel has long seemed like the Browns' preferred backup, as evidenced by his logging more playing time in the preseason. In two games, he threw for 272 yard, a touchdowns and two interceptions, while Sanders threw for 152 yards, two touchdowns and zero interceptions in two appearances.