Dillon Gabriel's fiancée Zo Caswell shares home 'stress' watching Browns lose

Dillon Gabriel played well in his first NFL start, but it wasn’t enough to get the Cleveland Browns the win in London in a heartbreaking loss to the Minnesota Vikings. His fiancée Zo Caswell didn’t make the trip, but showed how stressed she was for the game.
The 24-year-old rookie Gabriel was the Browns’ third-round draft pick back in April out of the Oregon Ducks. He replaced veteran Joe Flacco after the first four games after just one win. He also outdeuled fellow rookie Shedeur Sanders for the spot.
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While the Browns lost with a touchdown from the Vikings with under 30 seconds left in the game, Gabriel played well with 190 yards passing, two touchdowns, and no interceptions.
Usually his No. 1 fan Caswell is representing him at his games.
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On Sunday, she was home watching the action that ended when Gabriel’s Hail Mary fell to the ground. She wrote, “*Me the whole game* The stress is too much 😩🥴.”

It likely won’t be the last stressful moment for Caswell as Gabriel will likely start again next week when then Browns play at the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Caswell and Gabriel met when they were at a summer orientation in Hawaii in middle school. They dated in high school and got engaged last year in 2024.
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