Podcasts about Deshaun

Good morning. It's time to Get Up with deadline day after the Skubal shocker. Are the Dodgers now unbeatable? And is baseball one step closer to a lockout? Plus, Deshaun's Declaration. Did you hear what the Browns Quarterback had to say about his future in Cleveland? Oh you will, and we will talk about it. And a jaw dropping jump. Was this reverse hurdle better than Saquon's? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Good morning. It's time to Get Up! Deshaun's declaration. Did you hear what the Browns quarterback had to say about his future in Cleveland? You will. And we'll tell you what it really means. Then, deadline day delivered a shocker. The Tigers held onto Tarik Skubal. Are the Dodgers still unbeatable after baseball's wild trade deadline? And is the sport one step closer to a lockout? Plus, a jaw-dropping jump. Was this reverse hurdle even better than Saquon's? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Daryl Ruiter tells Ken and Anthony he'd start Shedeur Sanders tomorrow if the Browns played a game today, saying Shedeur has been more consistent and thrown fewer interceptions than Deshaun Watson through the first four practices, and he frames the race as Watson losing the job more than Shedeur winning it. Ruiter also gives credit to Dillon Gabriel for a strong camp so far, even while working with the third-teamers, and says he's unimpressed with quarterback play overall heading into pads this week. He lays out what it would take for the Browns to consider a new contract for Watson, mostly just needs him to play at a genuinely high level, not compile empty stats, and notes rookie receivers Denzel Boston and Casey Concepcion have been standouts early.

Abby Prentice and I met years ago at Monumental's very first Indianapolis 5K, when I saw her running the Monumental Community Mile with her mom.During this episode, sponsored by HUUG and Goodr, we talk about:How the Community Mile has become a family tradition Getting her brother Ryan hooked on running, from spectating her races to signing up for Monumental this fallThe trail fall at Avon Town Hall Park that left her covered in bloodFundraising for Team Chicago Run, and how a friend's foundation unexpectedly landed her a New York City Marathon bibGrowing up in the small town of Covington, IndianaBeing a sprinter and high jumper in high school, and specializing in high jump at Indiana State, including getting to run Division I cross countryMeeting her husband, Deshaun, on the high jump squad in collegeHer first marathon (Chicago, 2023), trained completely solo, versus how much easier her second (Monumental, 2024) feltFounding Indy Social Run Club — weekly run club based out of Athletic AnnexBecoming a brand ambassador for Indy Monumental, the Indiana Women's Running Festival, and Lululemon Keystone, and how she got into content creationRunning the aid station — a "tiki bar" themed pit stop — at the Full Mo ultramarathon, and just how much work goes into itHer go-to fuel (Tailwind, Never Second, Huma) and current shoe rotation (ASICS Superblast and Novablast, New Balance SC Elite, Nike Vomero+)Her running mantra ("You can do hard things") and go-to running music (Big Booty Mixes)What's next: Fort Ben 5K, Chicago Marathon, New York City Marathon, and the Monumental 5KPrevious Guests MentionedRachel Sinders - Episode 8Himanshu Varandani - Episode 28Gordon Strain - Episode 43TJ Dailey - Episode 68Kelvin Quang - Episode 167Sponsor DetailsHUUG - Use ALLYB for 15% off, combinable with their buy 3, get 1 free promoGoodr - Use ALLYB for $10 off your first orderOther LinksLittle Five extras signup (Aug 2nd)Abby's Chicago Marathon FundraiserIndiana Women's Running Festival - Use code ABBYVIP for a discountCNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon - Use code ABBY26 for a discountIndy Half Marathon at Fort Ben 5K - Use code ABBY26 for a discountFollow Abby on Instagram @abby__prenticeFollow Indy Social Run Club on InstagramFollow me on Instagram @allytbrett_runsSubscribe to Finish Lines & Milestones weekly newsletterThis is a SandyBoy Productions podcast.

Anthony Lima and Nick Pedone break down day one of Browns training camp, where Deshaun Watson threw back-to-back interceptions with the first team while Shedeur Sanders flashed a nice throw working with the twos. The hosts clash over tone: Lima argues for honest, unforgiving coverage given Watson's track record, while Pedone pushes to "embrace the quarterback battle" and have fun with a lost season. The debate spirals into a broader argument about Cleveland's fan culture and double standards, with Lima questioning why the Browns get a pass for "fun" losing while the Guardians (playoff regulars) and Cavs get trashed.

Lima and Nick Pedone dissect fallout from the previous caller's defense of Deshaun Watson, correcting his claims that the Bengals game was rained out and that Nick Chubb's injury cost them a win (Watson actually opened that game with a pick-six). Lima reiterates he wanted the Browns to stick with Baker Mayfield back in 2022 and says he feels no personal animosity toward Watson, just genuine disbelief that a quarterback with 19 starts in three years and multiple serious injuries is still being treated as a real Week 1 option in 2026. A second caller, Jack, pushes back by comparing Watson's and Shedeur Sanders' similar win percentages and arguing the Browns' QB room isn't even the league's worst, name-checking Minnesota, Arizona, and Miami as comparably bad.

Cleveland.com Browns Beat Reporter Mary Kay Cabot joins Anthony Lima and Nick Pedone to push back on the notion that Shedeur Sanders "won" the quarterback competition after one padless practice, explaining Watson's picks came in a low-stakes install period built for quarterbacks to be aggressive and make mistakes. She reveals DeJuan Jones unexpectedly split first-team left tackle reps with Spencer Fano, calls it a genuine surprise, and lays out how the fifth offensive line spot could hinge on whether the Browns want more veteran protection around a still-developing Sanders. Cabot also reports real momentum on a Jadeveon Clowney reunion, noting Todd Monken's familiarity with him from Baltimore and that his issues in Cleveland were specifically with Myles Garrett, not the locker room as a whole, and reads the Ward and Delpit extensions as a clear signal the Browns are trying to win now, not rebuild.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin examine the evolving quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, questioning the narrative surrounding Watson's return to the field. They critique Watson's recent social media claims about 'Year Five' being his time to shine despite years of underperformance. The discussion also touches on Todd Monken's coaching approach and the fans' desire to see a return on the team's massive financial investment. 01:11 - Naming the QB Battle 05:02 - Analyzing Browns Media Propaganda 06:43 - Watson's Year Five Video 13:03 - Todd Monken's Offensive Philosophy

Ken and Anthony revisit their QB tiers bit, placing Jackson Dart alongside Shedeur Sanders in the unproven rookie category while pushing back on accusations that Ken is trolling Shedeur's fanbase by grouping him with unestablished names. They play cuts of Brady Quinn on Afternoon Drive arguing Watson is a better scheme fit for Todd Monken's offense than he was for Kevin Stefanski's, and that financial investment and experience make Watson the likely Week 1 starter, though Quinn leaves the door open for Shedeur if things go sideways. The hosts riff on the history of teams trying to fit a system to a player versus a player to a system, citing Tom Landry's two-quarterback experiment and Pat Shurmur's West Coast scheme as cautionary tales, and conclude Monken bears real responsibility for putting either quarterback in position to succeed.

Drop a comment! Hit the ❤️Written by I.E. LizProduced by Eric DizzyKayla came home for Thanksgiving expecting food, family, and the same familiar man she had been dealing with since seventh grade. Instead, she walked into a betrayal involving her sister, Dominique, and a family that somehow expected her to absorb the damage quietly. That was their first mistake. Chapters one through three follow Kayla as Thanksgiving falls apart, old family wounds break open, and she decides she is done being everybody's provider, protector, and emotional punching bag. Then Tiffany convinces her to leave the hotel, get dressed, and come to Red's. That is where Deshaun enters the story. Calm. Fine. Observant.And looking at Kayla like he has been waiting for her to notice him.Headphones are strongly recommended. This version was produced as an immersive listening experience, with character voices, environmental sound, movement, and detailed sound design placing you inside Kayla's Thanksgiving from hell.Content notice: Strong language, sexual references, family conflict, pregnancy, abortion discussion, and physical violence.After listening, tell me: Was Kayla wrong for how she reacted—or did everybody finally push her too far? And more importantly…Who carries the most blame: Keyna, Dominique, or Kayla's mother?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-widow-podcast--3614545/support.

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman dive into a polarizing discussion about whether Deshaun Watson remains the best option for the Cleveland Browns over Shedeur Sanders. They also analyze the validity of training camp statistics and react to a speech delivered to the New York Giants. 02:10 - Training Camp Charting Debate 07:10 - Comparing LeBron James Expectations 15:05 - Watson Versus Shedeur Sanders 21:15 - Todd Monken Performance Outlook 26:15 - Evaluating Young Roster Talent 32:55 - Giants Training Camp Speech 37:05 - Ken Carman Past Comments

Browns beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot joins the show and lays out how Deshaun Watson has spent the offseason proving he's serious, from working out at the facility during his break to organizing a Miami passing camp, while cautioning that Shedeur Sanders' strong OTAs and minicamp performance is making the decision genuinely difficult for Todd Monken. She pushes back on the claim that fans overwhelmingly want Sanders to start, arguing the vitriol toward Watson is louder online than it is in the community, and predicts Watson will need strong early road games to build goodwill if he wins the job. Cabot also breaks down the Browns' young core, ranked fourth in the NFL for under-25 talent, and how the defense plans to distribute pass-rush production now that Myles Garrett is gone.

On the eve of training camps, some players are starting to get big deals. Is Devon Witherspoon worth the biggest CB contract in the league? Shedeur or Deshaun? Kirk or Fernando? Chris & Connor handicap the 5 QB battles entering training camp. Top 10 QBs…how does Simms’ list differ from the NFL’s? And finally, who was left out of the Madden 99 Club?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the Cleveland Browns' quarterback dynamic between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders following insights from Nathan Zegura. They evaluate the organization's strategic messaging regarding Watson and the potential for Sanders to earn the starting role. The conversation weighs the benefits of seeking immediate Week 1 victories against the long-term development of younger talent over an 18-week season. 01:11 - Nathan Zegura on Browns Quarterbacks 03:32 - Strategic Perception of Starters 07:16 - Evaluating Winning Over 18 Weeks

The Johnny Cleveland Podcast: Shedeur, Deshaun, and Lebron plus Browns training camp on the horizon! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ken and Anthony break down how differently the Browns will judge each quarterback, arguing Deshaun Watson likely needs a Super Bowl-caliber run to avoid being cut loose, while Shedeur only needs a solid, winning-record season to stay in the conversation. They compare the situation to LeBron and the "circus" concern some teams reportedly have about taking on a high-profile personality, wondering if that same hesitation applies to Shedeur's film crew and other NFL teams' interest in him. Ken argues the draft slot creates a real double standard, since a first-round investment in Watson buys more patience than a fifth-round flier ever will for Shedeur. The segment ends by teeing up a phone poll asking listeners whether it might actually be better for Shedeur's long-term career if he doesn't win the starting job right away.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima tackle the ongoing debate regarding Shedeur Sanders and the workload of modern athletes. They explore the mounting anxiety in Cleveland as LeBron James delays his free agency decision. Additionally, they recap the Guardians' massive offensive performance and react to Ryan Clark's sudden firing from ESPN. 01:50 - Shedeur Sanders Trolling Debate 06:00 - Athlete Branding and Commercials 09:45 - Shedeur Sanders' ESPY Workload 15:10 - Lima's Quarterback Future Outlook 19:40 - LeBron James Decision Anxiety 25:05 - Cavs Roster Referendum Fears 31:52 - Guardians Seven Home Run Game 35:13 - Ryan Clark's ESPN Firing 39:31 - SEC Media Day Tensions

Mary Kay Cabot joined Baskin and Phelps to preview the Browns' training camp in the upcoming weeks. She talked about Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders' off-season passing camps and why she thinks the two battling quarterbacks have been showcasing unity this summer. She also discussed what she'll be looking for with the rookies and what she thinks the team will do with their offensive line after losing Ethan Pocic to the Ravens.

Browns reporter Daryl Ruiter joins Ken and Anthony Lima to break down the quarterback competition, saying Deshaun Watson remains the favorite to start Week 1 in Jacksonville since it's an easier transition from him to Shedeur Sanders than the reverse, though he stresses that Shedeur starting as QB2 wouldn't be a failure given the retooled line and new coaching staff around him. Ken pushes back a bit, arguing there's real pressure on Shedeur to play early since fans want to see what they have, while Ruiter counters that Deshaun's best days are likely behind him regardless of who starts. The conversation shifts to Shedeur's free youth football camp, which Ruiter says drew an outsized, electric reaction from about 500 kids, before the two dismiss Rex Ryan's recent shot at Shedeur's off-field ventures (music, photoshoots, a short film) as him complaining for the sake of complaining. Ruiter defends Shedeur's use of his offseason time as fair game as long as football stays the priority, noting Shedeur has put in real work with teammates this summer.

Ken Carman expresses his growing frustration and exhaustion regarding the ongoing rumors of LeBron James returning to the Cavaliers, noting that the current hype doesn't match the excitement of 2014. Anthony Lima counters by sharing local gossip and social media leaks, leading to a heated debate with a caller named Deshaun over the impact of a 41-year-old superstar. They also discuss the heavy smoke blanketing Northeast Ohio from Canadian wildfires and the importance of air filter maintenance. 01:50 - Media Content Hype 05:30 - Cleveland Wildfire Smoke 09:41 - LeBron Golfing Rumors 16:21 - Leaked Warriors Rumors 21:15 - Ken's Diminishing Interest 26:33 - Emotional Impact Debate 38:46 - Deshaun Calls In

Nick and JP debate if the Browns are living in their own fears with Deshaun Watson.

Ken and Anthony react to a clip from the Netflix show "Quarterback" where Joe Flacco makes fun of Shedeur Sanders for the visor he wears, and they talk about the idea of Shedeur and Deshaun having competing off-season quarterback camps.

They examine the fan discourse surrounding Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson while questioning why the debate remains so heated in July. The discussion also touches on Malik Thomas' Summer League performance and the role Todd Monken will play in evaluating the quarterback room.

Most coaches see gymnastics from one side of the table. DeShaun Holden has seen it from all of them. He competed. He judged. He coached. And now his gym, Top Notch Training, just took home NGA Club of the Year at the 2026 Georgia State Championships. In this episode, Mubarak Simmons and Kerry Adderly sit down with DeShaun Holden, owner and head coach of Top Notch Training Gym in Georgia, for a wide-ranging conversation covering the biggest storylines in gymnastics right now and DeShaun's own remarkable journey through the sport. Topics include: Reactions to the wave of elite comebacks from Katelyn Ohashi, Jade Carey, Marvin Kimble, and Stephen Nedoroscik DeShaun's path from athlete to certified judge at age 16, to Elite-level coach Navigating the NIL recruiting process as a parent, with his son signing to play D1 football The new NCAA five-year eligibility rule and what it means for athletes Results and takeaways from the 2026 Pan American Championships DeShaun's coaching philosophy and what he looks for in developing athletes The transition to the new 2026-2030 USAG Developmental Code of Points Building Top Notch Training from 19 kids and three months of rent money to NGA Club of the Year Follow DeShaun Holden and Top Notch Training Gym on Instagram at @tntgymnasticsatl and @coach_deshaun_top_notch_. Subscribe to GymnasticsVille for more conversations with the biggest names in NCAA and elite gymnastics.

Ken and Anthony jokingly declare Shedeur Sanders the winner of the Browns QB battle after video surfaced of him training under legendary coach Jim Tressel. They contrast that offseason win with Deshaun Watson's news, a murky update on his contract's insurance situation that reporter Mike Florio had to walk back after publishing bad numbers. The mix-up spins into a bigger rant from Ken about how the NFL salary cap isn't really a hard rule, a point he says fans are finally coming around on. The hosts wrap by poking fun at themselves for turning every offseason update into another Shedeur versus Deshaun debate.

We're back to close out June and head into July with the slower Summer going, but there's still plenty to talk about with sports media news, personalities, etc. on the "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives returns with co-hosts: Jason Powers of the "Powers on Sports Podcast" and DeShaun Tate of "Tate's Take Podcast" and Locked on Atlanta Hawks Podcast coverage to discuss it all.They talk plenty of World Cup and the U.S. Men's National Team and just how much interest is there on the TV coverage, etc. Plus, DeShaun is in Atlanta and the English are there for their Wednesday match. And, if the USA wins in Santa Clara, CA on Wednesday night, how much audience will build up this weekend for the next match?Then, some NBA draft talk including about the coverage by ESPN/ABC and what about the impact of the younger players now vs. years ago? We also talk Dusty May surprising leaving Michigan in college for the Dallas Mavericks, Lebron leaving L.A. and where might he be headed to next? And, is the league not going to punish the Clippers for salary cap violations regarding allegedly paying Kawhi Leonard more than $30 million illegally outside the salary cap? There's also Serena Williams talk, as she is briefly gone already at Wimbledon and no one cares in the USA anymore on this event.And, some talk of July 4th and barbeque too!It's all on the "LWOS Media Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! 

We're back to close out June and head into July with the slower Summer going, but there's still plenty to talk about with sports media news, personalities, etc. on the "LWOS Media Podcast!"Host T.J. Rives returns with co-hosts: Jason Powers of the "Powers on Sports Podcast" and DeShaun Tate of "Tate's Take Podcast" and Locked on Atlanta Hawks Podcast coverage to discuss it all.They talk plenty of World Cup and the U.S. Men's National Team and just how much interest is there on the TV coverage, etc. Plus, DeShaun is in Atlanta and the English are there for their Wednesday match. And, if the USA wins in Santa Clara, CA on Wednesday night, how much audience will build up this weekend for the next match?Then, some NBA draft talk including about the coverage by ESPN/ABC and what about the impact of the younger players now vs. years ago? We also talk Dusty May surprising leaving Michigan in college for the Dallas Mavericks, Lebron leaving L.A. and where might he be headed to next? And, is the league not going to punish the Clippers for salary cap violations regarding allegedly paying Kawhi Leonard more than $30 million illegally outside the salary cap? There's also Serena Williams talk, as she is briefly gone already at Wimbledon and no one cares in the USA anymore on this event.And, some talk of July 4th and barbeque too!It's all on the "LWOS Media Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple/Spreaker/Spotify, etc.! 

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima open by mocking the messy KIND bar breakfast situation before getting back into the Shedeur Sanders defense, with Ken arguing he is more open minded about Sanders' future than Deshaun Watson's because the upside of a young quarterback outweighs the fool's gold of a Watson led playoff run. Caller Chuck from Cleveland Heights pushes back on the idea that Shedeur's rookie struggles were his fault, blaming poor offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey and a lack of reps, while pointing out that Todd Monken recruited Sanders twice in college and the team cleared the runway by moving on from Jameis Winston and Joe Flacco. Ken largely agrees with Chuck but pushes back on the idea that Andrew Berry views Sanders as a guaranteed franchise quarterback, noting the Myles Garrett trade suggests the front office is not fully committed yet. They close by teasing Justin Termini's segment on NBA free agency, Thomas Bryant, James Harden's contract situation, and Cavs LeBron James reunion speculation.

Jonathan Peterlin and Spencer German break down the Browns' looming quarterback decision and why the team should prioritize Shedeur Sanders over Deshaun Watson. They explore Jimmy Haslam's ownership legacy and the impact of the upcoming Brook Park stadium on the franchise's future. 01:00 - Starting Quarterback Debate 03:44 - Ownership and Management Legacy 08:18 - Fan Call on Shedeur

Ken and Lima go to war over the Browns' quarterback competition, with Lima arguing point-blank that benching Shedeur Sanders for Deshaun Watson proves the team doesn't actually believe in him. Ken pushes back hard, comparing it to how a rookie like Fernando Mendoza would still need time to adjust to a new system, and says throwing Shedeur out before he's ready only sets him up to fail. The bottom line: Ken admits the leash is short if Watson struggles, but insists experience earns Deshaun the tiebreaker for now.

Ken and Jason Lloyd go back and forth hard on whether Shedeur Sanders should be the Week 1 starter over Deshaun Watson. The setup has Jason arguing that if the Browns truly believed in Shedeur they'd already be starting him, while Ken counters that throwing him out before he's ready only confirms doubts and hurts his long-term development. The bottom line: Ken says the tie goes to Deshaun's experience for now, but if Watson struggles and Shedeur looks ready, the leash will be short.

Lance Reisland joins the show and makes clear he doesn't think Brendan Sorsby is better than Shedeur Sanders or Deshaun Watson right now, pointing to a Utah game that exposed real pocket-passing limitations. He breaks down the visible improvement in Shedeur's footwork, weight transfer, and progression reads since his Colorado days, while also defending the Myles Garrett trade by arguing the Browns added enough depth elsewhere to offset the loss. Daryl and Lima close out by previewing the Jaylen Brown trade buzz and how the Cavs might factor into it.

Ken and Anthony break down Zac Jackson's claim that there's zero real trade market for Shedeur Sanders and no actual calls coming in, despite all the fan noise online. They debate whether Shedeur would ever demand a trade if Deshaun Watson wins the starting job, with Ken insisting fans care way more about this than teams actually do. The two also weigh whether a Jets deal or a surprise Brennan Sorsby pickup would shake up the quarterback math in Cleveland at all.

Ohio State men's basketball beat reporter Adam Jardy is joined by a special guest on the latest episode of the BuckeyeXtra basketball podcast. In this edition, we interview former Ohio State player Deshaun Thomas and get insight about what's going in his life since his time as a Buckeye.

Daryl and Lima debate whether the 24/7 social media content machine surrounding both Browns quarterbacks is a sign of the times or a distraction, with callers firing back on both sides. The guys push back on the idea that Shedeur was set up to fail last year, arguing that unlike 2024's four-quarterback circus, he's getting a legitimate first-team shot this time around. Lima's bottom line: if Shedeur doesn't win this job, it's on Shedeur and nobody else.

Lance Reisland joins Daryl and Lima with his most detailed scouting report yet from OTAs and minicamp, breaking down why he'd start Deshaun Watson week one while making clear Shedeur has quietly become a much better practice player than he was a year ago. Riz raves about the young receiver trio of Denzel Boston, KC Concepcion, and Isaiah Bond, arguing Boston has legitimate number one receiver potential and that Harold Fannin forces defenses into impossible coverage decisions. He also breaks down why Monken's player-first offense is a complete departure from Stefanski's system, and why the 4-3 scheme is actually a better fit for Jared Verse than anything he ran in LA.

Seth and Sean discuss the Texans O-Line getting SWARMy, what the offense is looking like so far, the Spurs blowing their 29-point lead last night, and hear some of what Deshaun Watson had to say to the Cleveland media.

Hour 2: Mike Florio (@ProFootballTalk) and Charean Williams (@NFLCharean) discuss latest news in the NFL including San Francisco 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk posting a 2nd social media video being critical of the team. (00:30) Brandon Aiyuk on 49ers: "You know why they're really mad, though? Cuz they're stupid" (11:10) Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy on his comfort level now compared to last year: “Those reps being distributed are something that’s outside of my control. The only thing that I’m focusing on is that next rep, and keep it as simple as that.” (21:00) Vikings QB Kyler Murray on difficulty of learning new offense while splitting reps: “Me already being behind, not getting the amount of reps that, you know, you would typically want a guy to get. That’s probably the toughest part.” (26:45) Bengals restructure QB Joe Burrow's contract (31:00) Browns HC Todd Monken on QBs Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson: “I’m not going to name a No. 1 ... I just don’t see it after the way Shedeur’s played and Deshaun’s played, they’ve both played well enough to earn the right to compete to start.” (37:40) Rams LT Alaric Jackson arrested for felony domestic violence (40:00) Browns G Joel Bitonio announces retirement after 12 seasonsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todd Monken refused to name a starter after minicamp, but the tea is already spilling with Shedeur Sanders taking first-team reps. Ken and Lima break down Albert Breer's measured response to the loaded question of whether Shedeur is genuinely surging, or if the media is just seeing what it wants to see. The real question isn't who starts Week 1 but whether the Browns' 2027 QB is even on the roster yet.

Ken and Lima dig into whether the Shedeur vs. Watson competition is genuine or just another round of Cleveland fans talking themselves into false hope, with sources suggesting it may be less about Shedeur surging and more about Watson looking genuinely bad in shorts and t-shirts. Ken makes the pointed observation that if a fifth round rookie is pushing a former 12th overall pick who has every natural advantage, that says everything you need to know about where Watson is right now. Bottom line: Ken is cautiously optimistic this is a real fight, and says it is going as well as it possibly could for everyone who just wants to move on from the Deshaun era.

Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot drops a bombshell, revealing that Shedeur Sanders has come on so strong in recent weeks that the organization may actually be pumping the brakes on handing Deshaun Watson the starting job before training camp even begins. Cabot also makes the case that Jared Verse is going to be a better team leader for this young Browns roster than Myles Garrett ever was, which is a sentence nobody saw coming a week ago. Todd Monken meeting with Deion Sanders is also apparently really happening, and the hosts want to know what fans think about all of it.

Ken and Lima open the morning after the trade with Ken reluctantly conceding what Lima has been saying for years, that trading MylesGarrett was the necessary move, even if he refuses to call it a positive day. The distinction Ken keeps hammering is an important one: necessary and positive are not the same thing, and he is not calling it a good day until they actually land the quarterback that makes all of this worth it. A caller named Deshaun from Cleveland captures the fan base's evolution perfectly, admitting he never wanted to believe the leadership concerns about Myles Garrett but now sees it clearly, and landing on the same place as Ken: just go get the quarterback and stop wasting good players. The line that sticks is Ken's, who says at least when Myles Garrett was here the Browns felt special, and now they are just another bad team, and he is not putting a bow on that until the 2027 draft proves him wrong.