PHILADELPHIA — Rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders injured his oblique throwing early in practice and was held out for the remainder of practice, the Browns announced after they concluded their first joint practice with Philadelphia Eagles Aug. 13. The severity of the injury remains unknown.

It is difficult to think of many better people for rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders to get advice from than the reigning Super Bowl champion at his position, and he got that chance during Wednesday's joint practice with the Philadelphia Eagles.

If third-round pick Dillon Gabriel's hamstring holds up through joint practices with the Eagles this week, he'll take his turn as Cleveland's QB1 following a strong debut from fifth-round quarterback Shedeur Sanders last week.