Browns' Dorian Thompson-Robinson trade with Eagles gets fun plot twist for DTR amid QB drama originally appeared on The Sporting News
The Cleveland Browns drafted Dorian Thompson-Robinson in a similar spot to Shedeur Sanders .
In 2023, DTR was the No. 140 overall pick to Cleveland. That's four spots earlier than Sanders went to the Browns in this year's edition.
Why's that relevant?
Mostly because Thompson-Robinson is no longer with the Browns, who are in the midst of a jumbo quarterback competition.
Cleveland traded DTR and a 2025 fifth-round pick (originally from the Lions) to the Philadelphia Eagles for Kenny Pickett , who was a 2022 first-round pick.
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That deal was completed on March 10, before the Browns took either of their current rookie QBs, Sanders and Dillon Gabriel.
It was a chance for Cleveland to acquire a mid-20s quarterback with a solid draft pedigree and a winning NFL record.
Now, the situation gets a fun subplot, as the Browns and Eagles play in Week 2 of the NFL preseason.
DTR is expected to start with both Jalen Hurts and Tanner McKee sitting for the Eagles.
Thompson-Robinson, who played collegiately at UCLA, has to prove he belongs in the NFL.
He went 1-4 across two seasons as a Browns starter, throwing just one touchdown compared to 10 interceptions while completing just 52.6% of his passes. DTR did run 35 times for 187 yards (5.3 ypc) across his Browns career.
At times, Thompson-Robinson looked overmatched, even when he had proper preparation time during the week.
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Pickett certainly was a good try for the Browns to take, although an injury is currently limiting his chances of winning the Week 1 starting job in Cleveland.
There's a decent chance DTR never really matters for the Eagles, and there's a decent chance Pickett never really matters for the Browns.
But they get a bit of overlap on this mid-August Saturday, a reminder of a QB for QB swap that both teams hope still can help them out down the road.
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