Best Podcast Episodes About Cleveland Browns
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Updated: Apr 28, 2026 – 43 episodes
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“… no fear the three-point shooting i just don't want to see them there's other teams i would rather play in that spot um and then the other one is cleveland who thought they were playing this perfectly and it's like oh yeah four or five we'll play toronto we'll beat them then we'll play detroit we love playing detroit we can beat them and now they have to play this incredibly frisky atlanta team that uh lots of hawks fans are saying you refuse to talk about now i but just who are these hawks fans i had like a three minute monologue at the end of my last podcast with michael pina about an akil …”
“lanes here yeah it's it's i think a little early for them to expect to just go in and beat boston with that said i don't want to see them in the 2-7 matchup okay i just don't i don't want to see that i don't want to see their dudes i think they play with no fear the three-point shooting i just don't want to see them there's other teams i would rather play in that spot um and then the other one is cleveland who thought they were playing this perfectly and it's like oh yeah four or five we'll play toronto we'll beat them then we'll play detroit we love playing detroit we can beat them and now they have to play this incredibly frisky atlanta team that uh lots of hawks fans are saying you refuse to talk about now i but just who are these hawks fans i had like a three minute monologue at the end of my last podcast with michael pina about an akil alexander walker jalen johnson inverted pick and roll and how beautiful it was i got one email i got one email from a disgruntled Hawks fan. Look, if the Cavs, the Hawks are a very good team and this has been one of the few we gonna get to this It been one of the great stories of the the NBA season this sort of identity post Young that they have It was …”
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If the Cleveland Cavaliers lose to the Atlanta Hawks in the first round of the playoffs, it could trigger a massive shakeup within the team. Despite having home court advantage, doubts loom over their ability to perform, which could lead to trade rumors surrounding star player Donovan Mitchell and others. This scenario sets the stage for a potential overhaul if they can't secure a victory.
“… playing streetball. What are you talking about? I grew up playing that. Okay. Yeah. Okay, Joe. Hey, all right. All right, man. now to football the Cleveland Browns selected Arkansas quarterback Taylon Green in the sixth round number 182 they became the first team in 15 years to take three signal callers in two drafts in a two draft span Green joins the quarterback room currently holding Shadour Sanders Deshaun Watson and Dylan Gabriel uh the six foot five 227 pound Green had a record-breaking performance at the combine he ran 436 the fastest by our quarterback since 2003 he also posted the best marks in …”
“… think you slick. You ain't getting away from me. You're going to deal with me, boy. You're going to deal with me, boy. You're going to deal with me. I whooped their ass, too. Hey, Joe, this ain't the NBA, Joe. What we play streetball, Joe. I grew up playing streetball. What are you talking about? I grew up playing that. Okay. Yeah. Okay, Joe. Hey, all right. All right, man. now to football the Cleveland Browns selected Arkansas quarterback Taylon Green in the sixth round number 182 they became the first team in 15 years to take three signal callers in two drafts in a two draft span Green joins the quarterback room currently holding Shadour Sanders Deshaun Watson and Dylan Gabriel uh the six foot five 227 pound Green had a record-breaking performance at the combine he ran 436 the fastest by our quarterback since 2003 he also posted the best marks in the vertical jump 43 and a half the standing long jump 11 foot two inch green accounted for 7247 yards in two seasons at arkansas the second most uh in sec since 2024. I got a question. I got a question real quick. So if you, if you, Deshaun Watson, Dylan Gabriel, Sanders, how do you feel about this pick? Look, they brought that guy, he a six-round …”
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The Cleveland Browns made a bold move by selecting quarterback Taylon Green in the sixth round, marking the first time in 15 years they've drafted three quarterbacks in two years. With Green's impressive combine performance, including the fastest 40-yard dash by a quarterback since 2003, the competition in the quarterback room is fierce, raising questions about the future of established players like Deshaun Watson and Dylan Gabriel.
“… me see four games and I'll have a thought for you. So, all right. Let's just make it real simple then. your favorite draft i really think it's the cleveland browns which i am like i have been dogging this team for a couple years now uh especially how they left their old line situation going into this offseason and i think they addressed that fairly well in the free agency but then the draft and it helps they drafted players i liked that always helps uh but i just thought if you want to get to the arbitrary value discussion whatever but i thought spencer fano makes a lot of sense whether he's at left …”
“… of times even the playoffs. Like I remind myself every year, like, don't freak out about a game one. Don't freak out about a game one. And then it's like, OK, but I'm on the morning after the game one. What am I supposed to tell everybody? Like, let me see four games and I'll have a thought for you. So, all right. Let's just make it real simple then. your favorite draft i really think it's the cleveland browns which i am like i have been dogging this team for a couple years now uh especially how they left their old line situation going into this offseason and i think they addressed that fairly well in the free agency but then the draft and it helps they drafted players i liked that always helps uh but i just thought if you want to get to the arbitrary value discussion whatever but i thought spencer fano makes a lot of sense whether he's at left tackle or wherever. I think what's great about Fano is that he's a best five enabler no matter what you can get your best five offensive linemen out there And that kind of what the Browns offensive line is right now There a lot of guys that are kind of center kind of guard you got titus howard who right tackle slash guard like they got the guys that no …”
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The Cleveland Browns emerged as winners of the 2026 NFL Draft, impressing analysts with their strategic picks. Nate Tice highlights how their selections, like Spencer Fano and Casey Concepcion, not only fill key positions but also align perfectly with the team's needs, showcasing a significant turnaround for a franchise often criticized for its draft decisions.
“… this is what I'm telling you, Debo. When I'm saying this, I'm super passionate because it's been so many other obvious decisions out there that the Browns just wouldn't make. And that gentleman just making me so mad as a Browns fan. watching from the outside. Then you say, oh, they'll go to Browns. They're going to do some Brown shit. And I'll be like, damn, they are sometimes. And it would suck because you'll watch it and there's nothing you could do. You'll just be a part of it. I'm trying to win. I'm doing my part. And then something just happens to me like this. God, why? I don't think that's …”
“… it's not, you know, it's not the brown way. Okay. I can accept. I'm taking all that. Yes. But I ain't going to lie. Y'all got some good players. Thank you. You draft that high, you have no choice. Okay. Okay. All right. All right. I got you. But this is what I'm telling you, Debo. When I'm saying this, I'm super passionate because it's been so many other obvious decisions out there that the Browns just wouldn't make. And that gentleman just making me so mad as a Browns fan. watching from the outside. Then you say, oh, they'll go to Browns. They're going to do some Brown shit. And I'll be like, damn, they are sometimes. And it would suck because you'll watch it and there's nothing you could do. You'll just be a part of it. I'm trying to win. I'm doing my part. And then something just happens to me like this. God, why? I don't think that's the right move. So when I actually genuinely feel like, damn, there we go. I wanted us to get offensive tackle, wide receivers, help out the squad, telling how we could build the team. And I'm seeing it happening in front of my eyes. so I'm genuinely hype because when you do come on here and you talk shit about us doing dumb things, I don't have a …”
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The Cleveland Browns surprised fans by making smart draft picks this year, breaking away from their notorious history of poor decisions. Joe Haden expresses his excitement as the team finally invests in key positions like offensive tackle and wide receivers. While it's still early to tell how these players will perform, the optimism is palpable among fans and analysts alike.
“… a few sips of alcoholic beverages as responsible as adults. It was the Steelers fans that wrote on my suit. Those. They wrote on my suit. Those Browns fans were drunk. The Steelers fans wrote on my suit. I was appalled. They wrote on my suit. This right here is Australian money, man. This Steelers. Who got it? Australia. That Steelers Australia. Yeah. Steelers Nation Australia. $10. Said, what up, Debo? Thanks for shouting back, mate. Thanks for shouting. All right, mate. All right, mate. Here we go. Cheerio. Go another shrimp on the barbie. We got Black Wolf 04125. Blah, blah. What the? …”
“… we walked out, right there. I'm sorry, I shouldn't be saying that about them. And they was drunk, like drinking alcohol. Are you telling me, the Steelers fans, they were drunk. No, they were not. They were the ones that were right there. They were having a few sips of alcoholic beverages as responsible as adults. It was the Steelers fans that wrote on my suit. Those. They wrote on my suit. Those Browns fans were drunk. The Steelers fans wrote on my suit. I was appalled. They wrote on my suit. This right here is Australian money, man. This Steelers. Who got it? Australia. That Steelers Australia. Yeah. Steelers Nation Australia. $10. Said, what up, Debo? Thanks for shouting back, mate. Thanks for shouting. All right, mate. All right, mate. Here we go. Cheerio. Go another shrimp on the barbie. We got Black Wolf 04125. Blah, blah. What the? You're still the frowns. Nope. Not even. Oh, I hear you. Oh, they saying blah, blah, blah. like blah blah blah like all i'm talking about yeah like i don't want to hear what you're talking about them clowns uh-huh you know what i'm saying yeah in the country what you don't like it when i start talking the facts what facts that y'all actually did …”
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In a hilarious exchange, Joe Haden recounts how Steelers fans hilariously disrespected him by writing on his suit, while he reflects on the rivalry between the Steelers and Browns. He also addresses the ongoing debate about former Ravens player Terrell Suggs' Hall of Fame eligibility, emphasizing how personal feelings have overshadowed merit in the selection process. This lively banter showcases the passionate and often humorous interactions among NFL fans.
“… going to take the elevator. Somebody said take the escalator. Who? Got us out here lost. Who are we talking about? All right. Listen, I don't see no Browns fans down here though. Bro, I don't see. They got good sense. I seen plenty Browns fans. Who? Where? I seen plenty. They're down there. They're down there. We're going to see them inside the stadium. I know I got a couple of my boys here for show. Oh, you brought them? My man, Chef? Just in case. No, no, no. Yeah, just in case they get a little tricky. You ain't have none. You know what I'm saying? Because y'all wouldn't go have none here. …”
“… know. This is a little different. I ain't never seen this part of the stadium. I have. I have never seen this part. Cut through to other parts. Yo, we do not know which way we're going. This is not the way. I think we might have. I thought we was going to take the elevator. Somebody said take the escalator. Who? Got us out here lost. Who are we talking about? All right. Listen, I don't see no Browns fans down here though. Bro, I don't see. They got good sense. I seen plenty Browns fans. Who? Where? I seen plenty. They're down there. They're down there. We're going to see them inside the stadium. I know I got a couple of my boys here for show. Oh, you brought them? My man, Chef? Just in case. No, no, no. Yeah, just in case they get a little tricky. You ain't have none. You know what I'm saying? Because y'all wouldn't go have none here. That's easy. Oh, snap. Watch yourself. Watch yourself, D-Bow. Good for you. I don't know. Wait, did I grab that? Yes I did. All right. Listen, this is where we need to go, man. We need to go out here. We need to go out amongst the people, D-boy. That's what we need to do man. They want us out amongst the people. I think they gonna be just as... Did …”
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The atmosphere is electric as NFL legends James Harrison and Joe Haden share their excitement live from the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. They engage with fans, discuss team picks, and even joke about their rivalries, showcasing the camaraderie and passion that makes the draft a must-watch event. With insights into player selections, it's clear why everyone is buzzing about the future of the league.
“… we're doing a big staff photo. He's the head coach of the coaches. Full-time host. What are you talking about, the head coach of the coaches? The Cleveland coaches. He's one coach of 32. It would be like if Scott said, we're going to have a group photo of all full-time FSR hosts, and one of you couldn't be there. Hey, but yeah. That's a little more fair. Yearbook day, would they say, not pictured, Sally Smith and John Smith and John Johnson. Not pictured. I mean, it's lame. It sets a bad precedent. They did a Fox Sports Radio photo shoot of everyone, and that was the day that was like, yo, Danny G …”
“… should reschedule. He's the head coach of the coaching photo. The better analogy. How's that not a good analogy? Because if it was Kavino and Rich Picture Day and Kavino wasn't available, that's a little different. That would be like if they said, we're doing a big staff photo. He's the head coach of the coaches. Full-time host. What are you talking about, the head coach of the coaches? The Cleveland coaches. He's one coach of 32. It would be like if Scott said, we're going to have a group photo of all full-time FSR hosts, and one of you couldn't be there. Hey, but yeah. That's a little more fair. Yearbook day, would they say, not pictured, Sally Smith and John Smith and John Johnson. Not pictured. I mean, it's lame. It sets a bad precedent. They did a Fox Sports Radio photo shoot of everyone, and that was the day that was like, yo, Danny G is taking code of the Dodgers game because they rescheduled. Sorry you accommodating everyone By the way speaking of we the premier sports lineup in the nation Fox Sports Radio You read that on the wall huh And you know out with the old in with the new It's so funny how they just Photoshop Stugat's head right in the lineup. I was just going to …”
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The Cleveland Browns' head coach Todd Monken faced a scheduling mishap that left him out of the team's picture day, stirring up controversy. This incident highlights a pattern of miscommunication within the organization, as fans speculate whether it reflects deeper issues in the team's management. It's a classic example of how the Browns continue to struggle with seemingly simple situations.
“… So you don't want your top defensive player to be there showing buy-in so everybody else shows. Miles Garrett is the most brought in person in the Cleveland Browns organization. Thank you. I don't. Thank you. He the most paid. And so me, like, like, like, I want to see you there. Like, you know, I want to I want you to be there. Like, I actually showed up for, you know, for our stuff, even though I went and trained out in Arizona. I still was there like, yo, this is the part where I need to show that as one of the leaders of this team, I'm buying into this. So I need other players to see this. So I would …”
“… and yeah, report timely for training camp. Listen. What you thinking? What you thinking, Jus? What's going on? Miles Garrett, I don't, Miles can go do whatever he want to do. That's what I'm saying. I was trying to answer. Miles do what he want to do. So you don't want your top defensive player to be there showing buy-in so everybody else shows. Miles Garrett is the most brought in person in the Cleveland Browns organization. Thank you. I don't. Thank you. He the most paid. And so me, like, like, like, I want to see you there. Like, you know, I want to I want you to be there. Like, I actually showed up for, you know, for our stuff, even though I went and trained out in Arizona. I still was there like, yo, this is the part where I need to show that as one of the leaders of this team, I'm buying into this. So I need other players to see this. So I would show up for things like that. But Miles lead in his own way, right? Yes. Miles is not a big in front of the team. I mean, you got a new head coach. Show me the new head coach. You know what? Because I'm feeling like this right now. If that's my homeboy, like, oh, dude, Miles ain't show up. Oh, well, we ain't messing with you right now. I feel like …”
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The Cleveland Browns faced the Pittsburgh Steelers in a high-stakes playoff game in 2020, fueled by intense rivalry and a personal vendetta. Jarvis Landry recalls the electrifying atmosphere and how the Browns were determined to prove themselves, leading to a memorable victory despite a chaotic start. This game became a defining moment for the Browns as they showcased their resilience and energy against their long-time rivals.
“My first pick was Cleveland's big four of Mitchell, Harden, Mobley, Allen, specifically that four man combo. So we had the same basic pick. I'm so excited. They've only played those four have played 48 minutes together in four games. They're plus 39. The Cavs are in those 40 minutes. I'm so interested in this four man combination that I almost and intended to watch the Utah Jazz play another basketball game last night. because they were playing Cleveland. And then I saw …”
“My first pick was Cleveland's big four of Mitchell, Harden, Mobley, Allen, specifically that four man combo. So we had the same basic pick. I'm so excited. They've only played those four have played 48 minutes together in four games. They're plus 39. The Cavs are in those 40 minutes. I'm so interested in this four man combination that I almost and intended to watch the Utah Jazz play another basketball game last night. because they were playing Cleveland. And then I saw that Allen was out because there's a very exciting Cleveland Lakers game tonight, Tuesday night that I assume they're saving him for. So I ditched that game and then watched another game because I've seen enough of the Jazz lately to go the other way. But yeah, it's like, and now Harden and Mobley have kind of gotten in a good pick and roll rhythm …”
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are facing a crucial season where anything less than a conference finals appearance feels like a failure. With a powerful lineup featuring Mitchell, Harden, Mobley, and Allen, their recent success in limited playtime together highlights their potential. As they navigate playoff matchups, the urgency for the Cavs to shine in the spotlight is palpable, especially amidst the noise from other teams in the East.
“… we play the clip? Make it happen. that Prescott is leading our team right now. I need you to take Tony Romo, take a couple picks, and give him to Cleveland so you can pick me up. Please, I love to play in Dallas. Please make it happen. Hey, hey, that was a message over there to Jerry Jones. And I know it was a little while ago. That was young, man. It's still relevant. You know, it was only 2017. Okay let you know And Joe I know the market what it was like in Dallas when they were trying to get old Crosby over there OK and they was willing to give just one first But but I believe I believe they …”
“It's kind of a clip, an old clip. We got that clip? Can we play the clip? Make it happen. that Prescott is leading our team right now. I need you to take Tony Romo, take a couple picks, and give him to Cleveland so you can pick me up. Please, I love to play in Dallas. Please make it happen. Hey, hey, that was a message over there to Jerry Jones. And I know it was a little while ago. That was young, man. It's still relevant. You know, it was only 2017. Okay let you know And Joe I know the market what it was like in Dallas when they were trying to get old Crosby over there OK and they was willing to give just one first But but I believe I believe they may be willing to give two for this Me personally, just looking at the situation, you know what I'm saying? Cleveland, what kind of money you think you make off the field? You know this, Joe. What kind of money you think you make off the field in Cleveland, Joe? It ain't really that kind of area for that kind of stuff. But in Dallas, Dallas, man, …”
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Miles Garrett, a generational talent, may be on the trading block if the Cleveland Browns receive an offer of three first-round picks. NFL legends James Harrison and Joe Haden discuss the implications of such a trade, emphasizing the need for the Browns to gather assets for a brighter future, especially after a disappointing season despite Garrett's record-breaking performance. Keeping options open could lead to a Super Bowl-contending team if the right offer comes along.
“Is a preference of New York or Cleveland in the playoffs? Because look, we've already talked Boston. We've talked Detroit. Is the preference for New York over Cleveland because of James Harden? James is his first name. James Harden playoff resume You know would actually be fascinating fascinating The Sixers are healthy Maxie about to come back again. I have no idea whether they're going to stay healthy. They're only like a game out of fifth place. What happens if, like, I think …”
“Is a preference of New York or Cleveland in the playoffs? Because look, we've already talked Boston. We've talked Detroit. Is the preference for New York over Cleveland because of James Harden? James is his first name. James Harden playoff resume You know would actually be fascinating fascinating The Sixers are healthy Maxie about to come back again. I have no idea whether they're going to stay healthy. They're only like a game out of fifth place. What happens if, like, I think Cleveland is highly incentivized to get to stay in four because I think they match up better with Detroit than they do with Boston. And they have the easiest schedule of all the Eastern teams. They have the easiest schedule. New York has the toughest. So in theory, the Cavs could, if they finish like 8-1 or something, and the Knicks finish like 4-4, …”
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Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff chances are in jeopardy due to a significant drop in their defensive performance over the last six weeks. Despite having a strong offense, their recent struggles have left experts questioning their ability to advance in the playoffs, especially with looming matchups against teams like Philadelphia and Boston. Coach Kenny Atkinson's public call-out highlights the urgency for improvement as the playoffs approach.
“… things that i like about this draft if you're going glass half full on this draft being being really fun there's teams where i'm just like i look at cleveland i'm like you guys need everything i don't even know like yeah if they take a receiver at six like what's that gonna do you don't you lost every offensive lineman you had in free agency and then a few but yes but i mean you're completely revamped offensive line in this bizarre quarterback situation with Sanders and Watson. And I was like, if they took, you have Tate ninth on your big board, but if they took him sixth, I would just immediately …”
“… probably be the parachute but i think he could go 13 or 14 i really do like him i don't some of the other ones i i'm so scarred with the pats because they've missed on so many receivers like you're on forever but there's some other like one of the things that i like about this draft if you're going glass half full on this draft being being really fun there's teams where i'm just like i look at cleveland i'm like you guys need everything i don't even know like yeah if they take a receiver at six like what's that gonna do you don't you lost every offensive lineman you had in free agency and then a few but yes but i mean you're completely revamped offensive line in this bizarre quarterback situation with Sanders and Watson. And I was like, if they took, you have Tate ninth on your big board, but if they took him sixth, I would just immediately feel bad for him. It's like, man, that sucks. I know it's nice to be playing home, but what a shady situation. You know, same thing if you get picked by the Dolphins. It's like, cool, I'm not going to have a quarterback. yeah those are the dolphins are different because they brought in malik and then just decided to trash the rest of the roster right …”
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The Cleveland Browns face a critical decision in the upcoming NFL draft, needing to rebuild their offensive line while considering a top receiver pick. With a bizarre quarterback situation and a depleted roster, their strategy could make or break their season. It's a high-stakes moment that leaves fans wondering what direction the team will take.
“… to you, Joe. You run that, Joe. Oh, okay. Joe and the AFC North. The Steelers are the greatest. I'm not trying to be funny, but playing for the Browns, did you ever see, did you ever say, damn, like Miles Garrett when being the worst team like the Falcons? Okay. Cover the life. I will always think, cover the life, that we was going to win. I never went into a season being like, oh, no, we got a terrible team. We always thought we was going to be able to win. until we were mathematically eliminated. And then that's when you would be like, damn. We still won't go out here and hoop. Man bro y …”
“… I could be wrong, man. Covenant of Life. Seven. Oh, what? That's Covenant of Life. That's Covenant of Life. $10 Covenant of Life. Joe. She's talking about Burrow. I'm a chorus. Joe and the AFC North. The Steelers are the greatest. Joe? No, she's talking to you, Joe. You run that, Joe. Oh, okay. Joe and the AFC North. The Steelers are the greatest. I'm not trying to be funny, but playing for the Browns, did you ever see, did you ever say, damn, like Miles Garrett when being the worst team like the Falcons? Okay. Cover the life. I will always think, cover the life, that we was going to win. I never went into a season being like, oh, no, we got a terrible team. We always thought we was going to be able to win. until we were mathematically eliminated. And then that's when you would be like, damn. We still won't go out here and hoop. Man bro y like three and eight and you think y got a chance Bro we could win Yes because we not getting smacked We weren just going out there getting whooped We would lose by two lose by three flukishly lose Like, we could win. I'm like, why can't it just, the ball need to fall our way one time? It's not like you're just going out there getting blowed out. So, …”
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Joe Haden shares his unwavering belief in the Cleveland Browns' potential to win, even in tough seasons. Despite facing mathematical elimination, he recalls how close games kept hope alive, demonstrating the power of optimism in sports. This mindset showcases the resilience of players who refuse to give up, no matter the odds.
“… else, I've seen it do it for them. What you've done for others, he could do it for me. He could do it for me. So this is what you're saying, is Cleveland go host the Super Bowl, y'all go play in it. Yes. See, you talking crazy, but I don't know yet. I'm talking crazy. You're talking about Cleveland winning the Super Bowl. No, look, I just got to figure out how long ahead of time the Super Bowl game is scheduled.”
“… it now. What about Detroit? They got a new dome and all that. I don't care what they did. That was 20 years ago. I don't care. The Rams did it and it came right to their crib. So I'm just talking about I've seen it lately. What God has done for somebody else, I've seen it do it for them. What you've done for others, he could do it for me. He could do it for me. So this is what you're saying, is Cleveland go host the Super Bowl, y'all go play in it. Yes. See, you talking crazy, but I don't know yet. I'm talking crazy. You're talking about Cleveland winning the Super Bowl. No, look, I just got to figure out how long ahead of time the Super Bowl game is scheduled.”
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Cleveland might host a Super Bowl soon, and it could be the key to their victory. Deebo and Joe discuss how the new stadium and quarterback performance could change the game for the Browns. With the right moves, Cleveland could be on the brink of a championship run.
“… Honestly, I didn't realize that's what that drop was. Yeah. I thought that was the actual song, but, uh, 60-year-old first-time head coach for the Browns who don't have a quarterback in place. Like, it's just, this is a placeholder for two years. That drop had not been used since 2017, by the way. Let me give you some sweet stats about old dudes taking over. Eight first-time head coaches over the last 25 years that were 55! Or older. they averaged 6.4 wins in year one and only mike zimmer and bruce arians lasted more than three years this is this feels like um like a lifetime achievement award …”
“… true Todd Monkin comes in 60 years old I don know the 60 year old stat It not going to work man This is not I look, I know we all like Todd Monken from a fantasy standpoint. He likes to air it out, play fast, do, do great things. What's my age again? Honestly, I didn't realize that's what that drop was. Yeah. I thought that was the actual song, but, uh, 60-year-old first-time head coach for the Browns who don't have a quarterback in place. Like, it's just, this is a placeholder for two years. That drop had not been used since 2017, by the way. Let me give you some sweet stats about old dudes taking over. Eight first-time head coaches over the last 25 years that were 55! Or older. they averaged 6.4 wins in year one and only mike zimmer and bruce arians lasted more than three years this is this feels like um like a lifetime achievement award right i'm happy for monken like he will be able to tell his grandkids that are now 20 in their 30s maybe um that he was a head coach. That's so mean. That's so mean. It's, but seriously, dude, that's, I mean, congrats. Yeah. I mean, Monken was desired to go, um, with Harbaugh. That was, you know, that was the intent, but then he had the opportunity …”
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Todd Monken, a 60-year-old first-time head coach, faces a daunting challenge with the Cleveland Browns, who lack a solid quarterback and have a struggling offensive line. Historically, older first-time coaches have had poor success rates, averaging just 6.4 wins in their first year. With Deshaun Watson's underwhelming performance and a potential quarterback competition looming, the Browns' offensive future remains uncertain.
“Sticking to the AFC North when Sean Jenkins says new Browns head coach Todd Munkin has been a refreshing surprise. Ocho, let's take a listen to what he has. A couple different coaches over the past couple years. Have you heard from your new head coach Todd Munkin yet? Bro, I have. And, bro, honestly, like, it's not what I thought it would have been. Like, what did you think it was going to be? I thought he was going to be like more so like because my past coach, bro, he was like really even kill, bro, …”
“Sticking to the AFC North when Sean Jenkins says new Browns head coach Todd Munkin has been a refreshing surprise. Ocho, let's take a listen to what he has. A couple different coaches over the past couple years. Have you heard from your new head coach Todd Munkin yet? Bro, I have. And, bro, honestly, like, it's not what I thought it would have been. Like, what did you think it was going to be? I thought he was going to be like more so like because my past coach, bro, he was like really even kill, bro, like super quiet. I thought I was going to get that from Coach Munkin, but it wasn't that like he was like a real players coach, bro. Like, you know, like give me a hug, like all that, bro. So he was just super communicative of what he wanted from a team, what his goal is, what his objective is, what he want to come in and do. And, you know, he …”
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Todd Munkin's coaching style has been a refreshing change for the Cleveland Browns, showcasing a more communicative and player-focused approach compared to his predecessor. Players like Sean Jenkins have noted Munkin's energetic, supportive demeanor, which contrasts with the quieter style of former coach Kevin Stefanski. This shift in coaching philosophy is expected to influence team dynamics and performance as the season progresses.
“Now to football. The Cleveland Browns selected Arkansas quarterback Taylon Green in the sixth round, number 182. They became the first team in 15 years to take three signal callers in a two-draft span. Green joins the quarterback room currently holding Shador Sanders, Deshaun Watson, and Dylan Gabriel. The 6'5", 227-pound Green had a record-breaking performance at the combine. He ran 4'3", 6", the fastest by a quarterback since 2003. He also posted the best marks in the vertical …”
“Now to football. The Cleveland Browns selected Arkansas quarterback Taylon Green in the sixth round, number 182. They became the first team in 15 years to take three signal callers in a two-draft span. Green joins the quarterback room currently holding Shador Sanders, Deshaun Watson, and Dylan Gabriel. The 6'5", 227-pound Green had a record-breaking performance at the combine. He ran 4'3", 6", the fastest by a quarterback since 2003. He also posted the best marks in the vertical jump, 43.5. The standing long jump, 11'2". Green accounted for 7,247 yards in two seasons at Arkansas, the second most in SEC since 2024. I got a question. I got a question real quick. So if you, Deshaun Watson, Dylan Gabriel, Sanders, how do you feel about this pick? Look, they brought that guy. He a six-round pick. I guess they like the measurables …”
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The Cleveland Browns made headlines by selecting Arkansas quarterback Taylon Green in the sixth round, marking the first time in 15 years a team has drafted three quarterbacks in two seasons. With Green's impressive combine performance, including the fastest 40-yard dash by a quarterback since 2003, questions arise about how this will affect current quarterbacks like Deshaun Watson and Shador Sanders. The addition of Green could shake up the quarterback room and intensify competition for starting roles.
“… there. Maui Noah to the Philadelphia Eagles. I think Saquon would love that by the way, in front of him, he can own that line of scrimmage 24, the Browns. Okay. So the Browns earlier in the first round, we've got them taking Jordan Seton. And in this one, I think that you go with offensive threats. I think you go with dynamic playmaking ability. I think about Shadur Sanders as your quarterback, as more of a point guard. Get that guy someone that can win in space. This might be my favorite pick in the all football mock draft because this guy is unreal malachi tony from miami absolutely i wish his …”
“… do that, they would run to the podium if he was available and he would be the selection for Philadelphia. Love him as a run blocker. I think he will continue to develop and get better as a pass blocker. That's a really fun pick for the Eagles right there. Maui Noah to the Philadelphia Eagles. I think Saquon would love that by the way, in front of him, he can own that line of scrimmage 24, the Browns. Okay. So the Browns earlier in the first round, we've got them taking Jordan Seton. And in this one, I think that you go with offensive threats. I think you go with dynamic playmaking ability. I think about Shadur Sanders as your quarterback, as more of a point guard. Get that guy someone that can win in space. This might be my favorite pick in the all football mock draft because this guy is unreal malachi tony from miami absolutely i wish his foot foot would have hit inbounds in that playoff when he had that insane one catch like we would have been talking about that catch forever malachi tony is so good and they were creative with the way that they try to get him the football the offense was stagnant at times for Miami, not all the time, but at times until they would try to get the …”
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The Chargers secure Venga Yawanye, the best interior offensive lineman in college football, to bolster their offensive line. Meanwhile, the Browns snag dynamic playmaker Malachi Tony, who could transform their offense alongside quarterback Shadur Sanders. These picks could reshape their teams' futures in the NFL.
“Some teams I thought did well. I actually think the Browns had a really good draft last year. The Browns, other than everything outside of drafting, they can't figure out. But the draft, getting two receivers to help. Well, they actually picked another quarterback. didn't they? Didn't they get Taylor Green? Yeah, but the Browns got they drafted a Pro Bowler last year too. Yes, yes. So the Browns though got Casey Concepcion, Denzel Boston filled out their offensive line. I like what the Browns did. And …”
“Some teams I thought did well. I actually think the Browns had a really good draft last year. The Browns, other than everything outside of drafting, they can't figure out. But the draft, getting two receivers to help. Well, they actually picked another quarterback. didn't they? Didn't they get Taylor Green? Yeah, but the Browns got they drafted a Pro Bowler last year too. Yes, yes. So the Browns though got Casey Concepcion, Denzel Boston filled out their offensive line. I like what the Browns did. And if you're wondering, does that name sound familiar? Denzel Boston, it should because he is David Boston's son. The old Arizona Cardinal superstar. Just freak athlete. Do you have a comment about that? Because your guy Greeny said that. And it's not true some bad information we all screw up from time to time uh i thought that his accountability was …”
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The Browns' recent draft could redefine their future, with two new receivers and a Pro Bowler added to their lineup. However, their choice to draft a quarterback again raises eyebrows, leading to speculation about their strategy. Will this gamble pay off, or will it haunt them in the long run?
“KC Concepcion going to the Cleveland Browns I like it I like it I like it I like it Told you they need a receiver, Ocho. I like it. I like it. Need somebody. Hey, okay, we got a guy to protect the quarterback. Now we got to give him somebody to throw the damn ball to. Guys got to be consistent, Ocho. I like hold on what's the guy Isaiah Bond that's Isaiah Bond I mean he played well I just need I need you to be more consistent he's just not consistent not at all and you know the number …”
“KC Concepcion going to the Cleveland Browns I like it I like it I like it I like it Told you they need a receiver, Ocho. I like it. I like it. Need somebody. Hey, okay, we got a guy to protect the quarterback. Now we got to give him somebody to throw the damn ball to. Guys got to be consistent, Ocho. I like hold on what's the guy Isaiah Bond that's Isaiah Bond I mean he played well I just need I need you to be more consistent he's just not consistent not at all and you know the number one thing it's any position in the NFL is consistency NFL any goddamn sport you got to be consistent the better you are especially when it comes to get that money, when it comes to getting that bag and having that goddamn brink truck back up. It's all about being consistent at a high level. That's all it comes down to. At the receiver position, they …”
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The Cleveland Browns made a bold move by drafting KC Concepcion, a much-needed receiver, to boost their offense. This decision highlights the team's focus on consistency in player performance, especially after struggles with previous receivers. With the right additions, the Browns aim to provide their quarterback with the support needed for success.
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