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BEREA, Ohio — Dorian Thompson-Robinson has three weeks to show the Browns he can be a permanent piece. Not just the short-term fix at quarterback. The long-term answer. With the team's future at QB so unsettled, Thompson-Robinson, who will start this week against Cincinnati, said he's viewing the next three games as his opportunity to show the Browns he can be their starter in 2025 — and maybe beyond. Thompson-Robinson is taking over for Jameis Winston, who was benched by Browns coach Kevin Stefanski after throwing eight interceptions in his past three games. Thompson-Robinson started three games last season as a rookie, going 1-2.
