The Cleveland Browns are not planning to trade quarterbacks Shedeur Sanders or Dillon Gabriel, according to a report cited by multiple outlets. The news comes amid renewed league-wide discussion about potential quarterback targets as injuries affect starting QBs across the NFL.

Yahoo Sports and Newsweek both point to reporting by Browns beat writer Mary Kay Cabot, as relayed by their sources. Cabot’s account indicates the team’s current stance is that neither Sanders nor Gabriel is being shopped, even as other teams explore options to address depth needs.

While the broader coverage focuses on how quarterback injuries have increased speculation around trades, the specific takeaway for Cleveland is consistent: the Browns are not making plans to move those two players at this time. The outlets do not cite any alternative reporting that the team is considering offers or negotiations, instead emphasizing the team’s stated non-trading position.