The Browns made an addition to their QB room by drafting Dillon Gabriel from Oregon at pick No. 94 in the NFL Draft.

Here are five things to know about Cleveland’s newest pass thrower.

He made the most of one year at Oregon

Gabriel spent time at three different programs throughout his college career and broke through in a big way in his final year at Oregon. He spent just one year in Eugene, but he made it count by completing 72.9 percent of passes for 3,857 yards, 30 touchdowns and six interceptions. That led him to become a first-team All-American, Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year and first team All-Big Ten honoree.

“We spent a lot of time with Dillon throughout this process,” Browns Executive Vice President of Football Operations and General Manager Andrew Berry said. “We brought him in right after the combine and did the private visit and workouts out in Eugene. Decorated college career, and very accurate and very poised. We just thought he had a really well-rounded game.”

He has more college experience than any QB—literally

Gabriel played in 64 total college games across a six-year college career and started 63 of them, which is the highest total of any QB in FBS history. His journey started in 2019 at UCF, where he was a starter for three seasons. After an injury sidelined him for most of 2021, he transferred to Oklahoma, where he started for two more years before transferring again to Oregon. Gabriel was granted a sixth college season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.