Grossi Dillon's Gabriel DEVASTATING Game Against Steelers

Grossi Dillon's Gabriel DEVASTATING Game Against Steelers

The tension in Cleveland has reached a breaking point, and the narrative that once seemed set in stone is now completely unraveling. The same analysts who doubted Shedeur Sanders are suddenly singing his praises, and the same media voices that dismissed his potential are now calling for him to take the reins as the Browns’ starting quarterback. Perhaps the most shocking reversal came from Tony Grossi, one of Sanders’ harshest critics. For months, Grossi questioned the young quarterback’s readiness, toughness, and fit within Kevin Stefanski’s system. But after the disastrous showing against the Steelers, everything changed. Grossi went on air and admitted that Shedeur Sanders is better than Dylan Gabriel—and that Cleveland needs to make the switch immediately. For a man known for standing firm in his opinions, that public reversal was nothing short of seismic.
Grossi’s newfound praise wasn’t just a casual remark—it was a complete surrender to reality. He had been there when Gabriel threw erratic passes, missing open receivers and nearly tossing four interceptions that Pittsburgh defenders simply dropped. He’d seen an offense that looked disjointed, predictable, and uninspired. And for once, Grossi couldn’t defend it. “If those plays had been intercepted,” he admitted on air, “it’s a different game altogether. We’d be calling for Shedeur Sanders.” The honesty in his voice marked a stunning shift, one that symbolized the changing tide in Cleveland.

Tony Grossi APOLOGISES Shedeur Sanders After Dillon's Gabriel DEVASTATING Game Against Steelers