Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew Berry

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan react to the highly anticipated contract extensions for Browns defensive stalwarts Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit. Do these high-dollar deals for two veteran players signify that the Browns consider their rebuild phase to be over? Or is the possibility of trading either or both players the same as it was before? Plus, has Andrew Berry proven himself capable of leading this rebuild, and are the Browns now too good to tank in 2026?

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan react to the highly anticipated contract extensions for Browns defensive stalwarts Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit. Do these high-dollar deals for two veteran players signify that the Browns consider their rebuild phase to be over? Or is the possibility of trading either or both players the same as it was before? Plus, has Andrew Berry proven himself capable of leading this rebuild, and are the Browns now too good to tank in 2026?

Day two of Browns training camp is in the books. On today's show Beau and Nathan give you a complete breakdown of training camp (start of the show) and are joined by Browns play by play voice Andrew Siciliano on what's he's seen through the first few days (48:14). That plus Safety Grant Delpit sits down with Z in a CBD exclusive (20:59), the guys hear from GM Andrew Berry on the state of the Browns heading into training camp (48:14) and we take your questions in this week's edition of the mailbag (1:21:20)!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze Andrew Berry's recent defense of the Cleveland Browns' roster construction and the team's youthful depth. They explore internal station debates regarding season expectations and the ongoing evaluation of the quarterback room. 02:14 - Afternoon Drive Intro Headlines 06:15 - Andrew Berry on Browns' Youth 13:54 - Andrew Berry on Roster Strategy

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the optimism surrounding the Cleveland Browns' upcoming season and debate the "homer" labels given to local fans. The conversation shifts to Andrew Berry's comments on the offensive line, specifically the left tackle battle between Dawand Jones and Spencer Fano, while also addressing depth and health concerns. 01:00 - Browns Homer Media Debate 03:47 - Left Tackle Position Competition 08:41 - Offensive Line Health Concerns

Andrew Berry's comparison of Todd Monken to a character in the television series Landman sparks a heated debate regarding whether consuming show clips on TikTok constitutes actually watching the program. They analyze the differing temperaments of Monken and Kevin Stefanski while considering how Monken's blue-collar relatability fits the Cleveland Browns organization. Callers weigh in on the show's quality and the legitimacy of following a series through social media highlights. 01:13 - Andrew Berry's Landman Analogy 02:43 - Watching TV Through Clips 10:23 - Monken Vs Stefanski Temperament 12:20 - Cleveland Browns Vibe Check 14:56 - Listener Feedback From Jim

Nick and Jonathan react to Andrew Berry's high praise of Todd Monken, and they talk about LeBron's eventual retirement documentary.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Andrew Berry's comments about the 2026 season, and they talk about Deion Sanders attending Browns camp. Then, they react to sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Jeff and Tom go over all of Andrew Berry's drafts and talk about whether or not there's a trend showing that he will successfully lead the team's rebuild.

Hour 2 of Baskin and Phelps with Tom Withers filling in for Andy Baskin

Jeff and Tom continue their conversation about Andrew Berry's team building abilities and then listen in on his press conference from Browns training camp in Berea.

Jeff and Tom share their takeaways from Andrew Berry's press conference and talked about the GM's hilarious comp for Todd Monken.

Lima and Nick Pedone continue their reaction to Zac Jackson's take, debating whether the Browns' Denzel Ward extension undercuts a tanking strategy, with Lima arguing there's no real organizational upside to starting Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders in 2026 beyond helping Todd Monken's own track record as a first-year head coach. They revisit Watson's disastrous 2024 season as the clearest evidence he's not the answer, and preview how Monken's hands-on, demanding coaching style will contrast sharply with Kevin Stefanski's approach once camp opens. A caller, Marcus from Aurora, credits Andrew Berry for last year's under-the-radar tank job and asks how fans would react if the Browns start hot with Watson at quarterback, prompting Lima to argue Cleveland's win streak last year was fueled by Myles Garrett and Rocket Sanders rather than good quarterback play.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze Baker Mayfield's contract status with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the broader trends within the NFL quarterback market. They evaluate the potential for a future reunion between Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns while also discussing Joel Bitonio's possible transition into media. Additionally, they reflect on the leadership of Andrew Berry and the organizational culture within the Browns franchise. 01:06 - Deshaun Watson and Joel Bitonio 04:24 - Baker Mayfield Contract Trends 11:02 - Potential Baker Browns Reunion

Jeff Phelps and Dan Menningen evaluate the hierarchy of pressure within the Cleveland Browns organization as training camp kicks off. The conversation explores why general manager Andrew Berry maintains strong job security while the coaching staff and a struggling quarterback room face immense scrutiny. 01:01 - Ranking Browns Pressure 06:50 - Andrew Berry Security 14:07 - Evaluating Browns Quarterbacks

Aaron Schatz joins to discuss the Cleveland Browns' roster, noting they rank fourth in talent under 25 despite a projected last-place finish in DVOA. They examine the quarterback room, weighing the potential of Shedeur Sanders against Deshaun Watson's current form. The conversation also covers offensive line continuity and shifts within the AFC North coaching ranks.

Ken and Anthony debate whether or not Dillon Gabriel is one of the worst draft picks Andrew Berry has made in the last six years.

Hour 3 of the Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima

Every bodybuilding coach has experienced it—clients leaving out important details, changing the plan, or saying they're following instructions when they aren't. Coaches Skip Hill, Andrew Berry, and Scott McNally explain why it happens, how experienced coaches recognize it, and why honesty leads to better progress. We also answer questions on Selank, contest-day anxiety, gallbladder issues, Trenbolone Acetate, TRT injection frequency, and share stories from the NPC Universe. 00:00 Why Clients Lie to Their Coach 01:00 The Real Reason Athletes Hide the Truth 11:00 Skip Hill's Peak Week Coaching Strategy 14:30 The Psychology Behind Great Coaching 21:00 What Clients Really Expect From a Coach 23:10 Selank, Alcohol & Contest Day Anxiety 29:40 Gallbladder Problems in Bodybuilding 33:40 How Long Should You Run Trenbolone Acetate? 36:15 Daily TRT Injections vs Twice Weekly 40:40 The Craziest NPC Universe Backstage Stories 44:45 Behind the Scenes with Blood Sweat & Gear ✅ Check out our affiliates at : http://www.thinkbigbodybuilding.com

Looking for a simple, effective PED approach without unnecessary complexity? Coaches Skip Hill, Andrew Berry and Scott McNally break down three of the easiest anabolic cycles to manage, why they chose them, and why Primobolan didn't make the cut for us. Plus, they answer listener questions on TRT backloading, training around knee pain, breaking through plateaus, cycling strategies, reverse dieting and more 00:00 The TRT Backloading Trick (Preview) 00:20 Support Our Sponsors 00:51 Skip Tries to Derail the Show 02:25 NPC Universe Recap 04:15 Why Blood Sweat & Gear Has No Drama 05:30 3 Easy-to-Manage Steroid Cycles 12:40 Why Primobolan Didn't Make the List 14:15 Leg Training Around Knee Pain 30:50 Breaking Through a Muscle Growth Plateau 40:00 TRT Backloading Explained 43:50 One Long Cycle vs Multiple 12-Week Cycles 55:00 Coaching Ethics: Where Do You Draw the Line? 1:03:30 Reverse Diet Gone Wrong: Too Much Fat Gain

Ken breaks down ESPN's rankings of every NFL team's starting lineup, where the Rams take the top spot behind Myles Garrett and Matt Stafford while the Browns land 31st, ahead of only the Dolphins, with quarterback flagged as the glaring weakness. Anthony argues there's a silver lining since young, talented teams often lose games they're not ready for, setting up a strong draft position, but Ken pushes back that this reflects poorly on both Todd Monken and Andrew Berry regardless of spin. The two debate whether Deshaun Watson's ongoing presence even matters if the team is projected to finish near the bottom anyway, and question the legitimacy of the insurance payout tied to his latest injury. A caller named Joe also weighs in earlier on LeBron's calculated decision-making and Dan Gilbert's willingness to spend big to compete for a championship.

FOR EDUCATION ONLY : From testosterone to trenbolone and everything in between, coaches Andrew Berry and Scott McNally rank the most well-known anabolic steroids from S Tier to F Tier based on their experience, discussing their characteristics, limitations, side effects, and role in bodybuilding. This educational conversation is intended to compare compounds—not to encourage their use—and is designed to help viewers better understand the differences between them. 0:00 Tren Ace - The main character compound 0:20 Support the show with the sponsors 1:00 Rate Every Steroid - How the rating system works 2:20 Testosterone 4:00 Masteron Prop and Mast E 9:40 Primobolan 11:55 Nandrolone - Deca 13:50 Nandrolone - NPP 16:25 Trenbolone - Tren Ace 19:50 Trenbolone - Tren E 24:20 Trenbolone - Tren Hex 25:49 Equipoise - Boldenone 31:25 DHB - Dihydroboldenone AKA 1- Test Cyp 33:30 Anavar - Oxandrolone 36:25 Winstrol - Stanozolol 37:50 Anadrol, Superdrol, Halotestin 38:50 Dianabol 41:10 Oral Turinabol 47:45 Listener Critique Check out our Advertisers and Affiliates at http://www.thinkbigbodybuilding.com

Mary Kay Cabot joins the show mid-boarding to break down the Browns' quarterback competition, saying Deshaun Watson's decision to return early with his trainer and quarterback coach signals he's fighting to keep the starting job over Shedeur Sanders. She also explains why Denzel Ward isn't a realistic trade candidate for Detroit, details Ryan Grigson's expanded personnel role alongside Andrew Berry, and weighs in on Parker Brailsford's long-shot chance to start at center as a rookie. The call gets chaotic with flight announcements interrupting throughout, and it wraps with some lighthearted chat about Cabot's 33rd wedding anniversary and the upcoming Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift wedding.

Ken Carmen and Anthony Lima analyze a report from The Athletic that ranks the Browns as top offseason winners. They discuss the controversial trade of Myles Garrett and the strategy behind rebuilding the offensive line. They also address concerns regarding the new stadium's subterranean design and recent gambling allegations in the NBA. 01:50 - Browns Stadium Design Concerns 05:42 - Offseason Winners and Losers 10:00 - Browns Building for Future 17:02 - Russini's Speeding Ticket Tactic 24:18 - Andrew Berry's Personnel Strategy 31:50 - About Last Night Update 38:40 - Malik Beasley Gambling Scandal

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.

Ken Carman doubles down on calling the Browns' offseason a success despite predicting only six wins this season, arguing fans can acknowledge real progress on the offensive line and rookie wide receivers without expecting immediate results. Anthony Lima pushes back, questioning whether addressing the offensive line only after it completely fell apart last year actually deserves credit, while a caller named Jack from Lorain backs Ken's optimism and even corrects Anthony's "throwing darts" metaphor. The hosts agree the season is really about clarifying the Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders quarterback competition and determining whether Andrew Berry's young core can be trusted heading toward 2028, with Ken admitting this framing could get thrown back in his face if the Browns collapse. They close by teasing Joe Thomas joining the show at 8 and another athlete caught up in a gambling scandal.

On this episode of Blood Sweat & Gear, Scott McNally and Andrew Berry break down exactly what it took to coach a Classic Physique athlete to the Overall title and an IFBB Pro Card at Jr. Nationals. From a three-year transformation to making weight, water loading, carb loading, and peak week strategy, this is an inside look at high-level contest prep. Plus, they answer listener questions on diuretics, conditioning, dietary fat, Anadrol, tanning, and much more. 0:00 3 Year Transformation 0:30 How We Won the Jr. Nationals Overall 1:30 Incredible 3-Year Physique Transformation 3:50 Making Weight for Classic Physique 5:30 Peak Week Water Loading & Carb Loading 10:00 How Much Muscle Can You Gain in a Year? 11:45 How Would Scott Improve This Physique? 18:25 Getting Dry Without Diuretics 22:40 When Should You Use Hard Diuretics? 25:25 Natural Diuretics & OTC Water Pills 28:30 Staying Calm on Show Day 31:25 Self-Tan vs Professional Contest Tan 42:10 Predicting How Tough a Show Will Be 44:10 Can You Mix Contest Tanning Products? 45:30 Melanotan 2 & Tanning Beds for Prep 46:30 Does Bodybuilding Make You Look Older? 50:45 How Long Can You Run 15mg Anadrol? 52:30 Can Fruit Be Your Only Carb Source? 57:30 How Low Can You Push Dietary Fat? Check out our advertisers and affiliates at : http://www.thinkbigbodybuilding.com

Ken previews his looming on-air clash with Daryl Ruiter over the Shedeur Sanders quarterback debate, pushing back on the idea that he's leading some "Shedeurian" cult. The setup has Ken arguing that both Daryl and Jason's all-or-nothing takes ignore how things actually work in an NFL locker room, especially with Andrew Berry's view that quarterbacks are a precious resource. The bottom line: Ken says if Deshaun Watson wins the job, fine, but cutting Sanders over it makes zero sense after everything the Browns have invested in him.

Daryl and Lima analyzes the Browns' draft prospects, specifically comparing Brendan Sorsby and Shedeur Sanders. He examines the team's quarterback room under Andrew Berry before discussing the NBA landscape after Giannis Antetokounmpo's move to the Heat. The discussion shifts to a potential blockbuster trade involving Evan Mobley and Jaylen Brown. 01:01 - Sorsby vs Shedeur Sanders 05:01 - Andrew Berry's Draft Success 06:55 - Managing the Quarterback Room 09:22 - Giannis Traded to Heat 10:42 - Mobley for Jaylen Brown

Nick Wilson listens to touching Father's Day messages from his daughters before transitioning to a discussion regarding the Cleveland Browns with Nick Pedone. They analyze Daryl Ruiter's comments on the potential trade of Shedeur Sanders and the team's interest in Brendan Sorsby. The conversation explores the dynamics of the quarterback room and the value general manager Andrew Berry places on his roster. 01:02 - Father's Day Messages 05:42 - Sanders Trade Speculation 11:12 - Andrew Berry Value Philosophy

Nick Wilson and Nick Pedone evaluate the Cleveland Browns' offseason moves, focusing on the trade of Myles Garrett and the ongoing concerns regarding the quarterback position. The conversation transitions into the discrepancy between winning the offseason and winning actual games under Kevin Stefanski and Andrew Berry. Finally, they debate the correct pronunciation of Saint-Tropez following a listener's message about a 2016 Cavaliers reunion tour. 01:01 - Browns Offseason Analysis 03:48 - Stefanski Berry Critique 06:40 - Cavs Vacation Debate

Scott Petrak of the Chronicle-Telegram and BrownsZone.com joins Andy Baskin and Daryl Ruiter to discuss the Cleveland Browns' potential interest in the supplemental draft and Andrew Berry's history of taking risks on players with character concerns. They evaluate the current quarterback situation involving Deshaun Watson and explore hypothetical future scenarios for the position. 01:46 - Scott Petrak Joins 02:38 - Browns Draft Risks 09:32 - Browns Quarterback Future

Coaches Skip Hill, Andrew Berry and Scott McNally answer listener questions on contest prep, fat loss, thyroid use, GH shortages, first cycles, carb cycling, and the old-school strategies that still work today. Plus, a discussion on GH availability, Halotestin and Superdrol before contests, overreaching during prep, and whether some classic bodybuilding methods deserve a comeback. 0:00 Introduction 0:30 The Prep Tool We Would Never Use Today 0:55 Where Should High Carb Days Go? 4:00 High vs Low Clenbuterol & T3 Dosing 7:30 Why Old School Carb Cycles Still Work 14:00 Staying On T4/T3 Year-Round 16:00 Primo In A First Cycle Or More Testosterone? 19:00 Would You Ever Slow Fat Loss During Prep? 22:50 Road Cycling vs Leg Growth 27:45 True Nutrition | Code THINK 30:35 Pushing Into Overreaching During Prep 31:30 Greg Doucette Calling People Out 32:30 Why Bodybuilders Use Halotestin & Superdrol Before Shows 36:45 Testing Oral Compounds Before Peak Week 39:00 What's Happening To GH On The Underground Market? 43:20 GH vs GH Secretagogues 44:40 Skip's Word Of The Day

92.3 The Fan's own Daryl Ruiter joins Afternoon Drive. He talks about why he's against Brendan Sorsby for the Browns, if he expects Andrew Berry to be interested in him in the NFL Supplemental Draft, and more.

Ben Maller talks about the odds of Arch Manning skipping the NFL Draft again to stay at Texas, Browns GM Andrew Berry singing the praises of QB Shedeur Sanders, George Pickens attending mandatory Cowboys minicamp, Cite the Bite, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken and Lima revisit the Sorsby debate through a new lens — whether Browns fans should be comfortable watching a potential top-five talent land in Pittsburgh if Cleveland passes. Ken holds firm that bad quarterbacks go top five all the time, so the talent hype alone doesn't move him, but concedes that Todd Monken's pointed comments at the golf outing may have actually undermined the Browns' own supplemental draft strategy by telegraphing too much. The guys replay both the Andrew Berry and Monken clips side by side, with Ken noting the stark contrast between Berry's measured grace and Monken's personal attacks on Sorsby's character. Lima pushes the argument that Cleveland's own scouting staff — coming off back-to-back well-regarded drafts — may have a far more positive internal read on Sorsby than anything being said publicly.

Ken and Lima debate whether the Browns should pursue Brendan Sorsby in the supplemental draft, with Ken firmly opposed due to the gambling concerns and Cleveland's track record with high-risk players. The tension sharpens when contrasting audio clips reveal Andrew Berry giving a measured, open-minded response about Sorsby while head coach Todd Monken flatly dismissed the idea, calling it a "slippery slope." Lima argues the diverging opinions between the GM and coach signal organizational dysfunction that would doom the move before it starts. The guys open the phones and invite listeners to weigh in on whether Cleveland is the right place to take a shot on a quarterback with this kind of baggage.

Ken and Lima break down the conflicting messages coming from the Browns front office regarding quarterback Brendan Sorsby. They compare coach Todd Monken's harsh assessment of Sorsby's character to GM Andrew Berry's more measured stance on second chances. The discussion explores whether the franchise can handle another controversial quarterback situation amidst the supplemental draft. 02:06 - Handling Character Concerns 08:06 - Gambling Contaminating Character 13:36 - Monken Eviscerates Sorsby 18:45 - Browns Draft Philosophy 22:22 - Carman's Champions Pose 27:53 - Setting Up For Failure 35:10 - College Litigation Drama 40:30 - NFL Suspension Rules

Ken and Anthony discuss the fallout of Brendan Sorsby entering the supplemental draft following gambling allegations and a divide between Andrew Berry and Todd Monken. They analyze Sorsby's professional outlook with guest Ryan Wilson and debate his value compared to Arch Manning. The conversation also explores a simulated NBA Finals where the Knicks are champions and the state of the Guardians without Jose Ramirez. 03:15 - Debating Brendan Sorsby's Future 08:35 - Character Concerns Versus Talent 13:35 - Monken and Berry Disagree 18:35 - Supplemental Draft Bidding Strategy 25:05 - Quarterback Room Purgatory 30:05 - Gambling Rules and Suspensions 36:45 - NCAA Legal Battle Precedents 45:15 - Emory Hunt's Season Outlook 51:30 - Shedeur Sanders Draft Debate 58:05 - Ryan Wilson Analyzes Sorsby 01:07:45 - Sorsby Versus Arch Manning 01:13:45 - Knicks Win Simulated Finals 01:21:20 - Cape Verde's Historic Upset 01:31:05 - Guardians Without Jose Ramirez 01:44:30 - Adversity in Collegiate Football 01:57:15 - Future Prospects and Arch 02:07:45 - Evaluating Browns Trade History 02:16:00 - Justin Termini Interview: NBA 02:25:20 - James Harden's Trade Impact 02:33:37 - Ken's Late Night Parental Rant

Ken and Lima dig into Andrew Berry's media availability, breaking down his noncommittal answer on a potential Deshaun Watson extension and why Ken finds the whole conversation nearly pointless. Ken makes the case that trading Myles Garrett was the Browns' public admission that this team isn't close to competing, making a Watson revival story next to impossible. The guys land on cautious optimism for Shedeur Sanders while agreeing the only real wildcard is whether Todd Monken can work some magic.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate Andrew Berry's stance on a Deshaun Watson extension, deeming it highly unlikely given his current performance. They also examine the fallout from José Ramírez's injury and how it affects the Guardians' approach to the trade deadline. Additionally, they discuss the presence of celebrities like Timothée Chalamet in locker rooms and the personal rules regarding touching championship trophies. 01:53 - Watson Contract Extension Talk 06:14 - Miles Garrett Trade Fallout 11:27 - Jose Ramirez Injury Timeline 17:45 - Guardians Trade Deadline Outlook 30:20 - Celebrities In Locker Rooms 34:52 - Championship Trophy Etiquette

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of interviews and guest appearances from during the past week. Featuring Mary Kay Cabot, Andrew Berry, Mike Axisa, Chris Easterling, Erik Boland, and Albert Breer.

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan continued the conversation about the Browns' quarterback situation during the past week. Is Deshaun Watson the perceived leader in the clubhouse, and is Shedeur Sanders closing ground on him? What is the timeline for new head coach Todd Monken to name the starter? Plus, is GM Andrew Berry finally on an all-time heater, and do the Browns have a face of the franchise?

On a special Friday edition of Cleveland Browns Daily new DE Jared Verse joins the program! Plus Beau and Z give their final thoughts on minicamp week and hear from CB Tyson Campbell, Joel Bitonio, Owner Jimmy Haslam and GM Andrew Berry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Berry joins Daryl Ruiter and Anthony Lima to discuss the wide-open quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They analyze the impact of trading Miles Garrett, the rise of Jared Verse, and the gambling scandal involving Brendan Sorsby. They also evaluate Todd Monken's new offensive identity and the retirement of Joel Bitonio. 03:16 - Show Intro and Guest Lineup 11:43 - History of Quarterback Decisions 19:45 - Skepticism Over No Vet Days 31:30 - Red Panda Halftime Show Income 44:27 - Analyzing the Miles Garrett Trade 55:50 - Dueling Film Crews for QBs 01:06:31 - Fan Debate on Shedeur Sanders 01:19:02 - Sorsby Gambling Scandal and Ethics 01:32:02 - Anthony in Stow Defends Shedeur 01:37:15 - Rick Riccuiti on Training Camp 01:49:02 - Monken's Offense and Jared Verse 02:04:15 - Andrew Berry on QB Growth 02:11:15 - Deshaun Watson Contract Extension Talk 02:15:02 - Logic Behind Trading Miles Garrett 02:24:42 - Bitonio Retirement and Roster Voids 02:37:02 - Analyzing Sorsby and Finding Grace

Browns GM Andrew Berry joins Daryl and Lima for a wide-ranging interview covering the QB competition, the Myles Garrett trade, Jared Verse's fit in Cleveland, and the young receiver trio that has the organization genuinely excited. Berry opens the door to a Deshaun Watson contract extension if he plays well, defends the Sorsby situation with a call for grace, and reveals he had no idea Miles showed up to voluntary Rams OTAs while skipping Cleveland's. He also offers a surprisingly warm take on Todd Monken, calling him authentically cool in a way that has already won over the locker room.

Daryl and Lima react to Andrew Berry's bombshell that a Deshaun Watson contract extension isn't off the table, breaking down exactly how well Watson would have to play to make that conversation even remotely realistic. Daryl sets the bar at top 10 quarterback play leading to a playoff run, then immediately acknowledges how improbable that sounds given Watson has played just 19 games in six years. The guys agree on one thing: even if Watson somehow resurrects his career elsewhere after Cleveland moves on, they're fine with it.

Daryl and Lima break down the stark contrast between Todd Monken calling the Sorsby situation a slippery slope and Andrew Berry responding with compassion and a call for grace, raising real questions about whether the Browns could eventually take a shot on the embattled quarterback prospect. The guys debate whether Sorsby's gambling issues represent a pattern of bad decisions or a genuine addiction, and whether his path back runs through a big season at Texas Tech. One thing is clear: if Sorsby emerges as a Heisman candidate this fall, this conversation is far from over.

Andrew Berry joins to discuss the quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, noting that long-term extensions remain possible based on performance. He explains the rationale behind the Miles Garrett trade and the excitement surrounding Jared Verse, while also offering a perspective on character evaluations and Brennan Soresby. 02:02 - Andrew Berry Interview 07:05 - Deshaun Watson's Future 10:27 - Miles Garrett Trade 14:46 - Jared Verse Impact 19:34 - Character and Grace 29:11 - Watson Extension Debate 39:12 - Brennan Soresby Controversy

On a special Friday edition of Cleveland Browns Daily, Nathan Zegura gives you a complete preview of Browns minicamp and he and Andrew Siciliano give you the position battles to watch and what the Browns still need to address in what remains of the offseason. Hear from DE Alex Wright, LB Carson Schwesinger and GM Andrew Berry as well.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.