Dillon Gabriel will get his first start for the Cleveland Browns when they face the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. The Week 5 game will kick off at 9:30 a.m. ET from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, UK.While Gabriel's first NFL start will be a big moment in the rookie quarterback's career, his family won't be in attendance for the game in London.“Fun fact: Need to get my dad a passport. So we’re learning about that,” Gabriel said to reporters on Friday. “Second, just a little later in the week, so mom and dad, it's from Hawai'i, you can imagine that flight’s even further than what we just did.”Since the Browns confirmed on Wednesday that Gabriel would replace Joe Flacco as the team's starting quarterback, the rookie QB's family was caught off guard. Not many expected Gabriel to get his first NFL start abroad.Moreover, since Gabriel's family is from Hawai'i, the trip to London would be a stretch further than the East Coast of America.Dillon Gabriel opens up on getting Browns' QB1 role from Joe FlaccoNFL: Cleveland Browns QB Dillon Gabriel - Source: ImagnOn Friday, Dillon Gabriel said that his aim was never to win the QB1 spot, rather just to play his best football."It wasn't ever about winning a job, it was just playing my best, playing at a high level," Gabriel said. "I think when you continually do that and you're focused on your game, that will naturally come. The one time you're thinking about, 'I've got to go win something,' you overreact or overdo rather than just serve in the moment, and that's what I've been doing this whole time."The Browns (1-3) got their only win of the season against the Green Bay Packers in Week 3. However, Flacco has struggled with the offense, which prompted the team to give Gabriel the reins for Week 5.Flacco will serve as Gabriel's backup, while Shedeur Sanders will keep his position as the third-string QB for the Browns.