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The Browns got to see their schedule on Wednesday night and we're still talking about it on Thursday's Orange and Brown Talk podcast. Mary Kay Cabot and Dan Labbe continue their look at the schedule by discussing how the difficult back portion of the schedule will impact their approach and how important some of the winnable game early in the season will be. They also talk about the Browns signing quarterback Jacob Sirmon and what adding a fifth quarterback tells us about the rest of the quarterback room at this stage in the offseason program. They also spend some time looking ahead to OTAs next week. We were Voted best podcast by Cleveland Magazine readers! Want to become a Football Insider subscriber? Get more info here. Music credits: Ice Flow by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3898-ice-flow License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Browns got to see their schedule on Wednesday night and we're still talking about it on Thursday's Orange and Brown Talk podcast. Mary Kay Cabot and Dan Labbe continue their look at the schedule by discussing how the difficult back portion of the schedule will impact their approach and how important some of the winnable game early in the season will be. They also talk about the Browns signing quarterback Jacob Sirmon and what adding a fifth quarterback tells us about the rest of the quarterback room at this stage in the offseason program. They also spend some time looking ahead to OTAs next week. We were Voted best podcast by Cleveland Magazine readers! Want to become a Football Insider subscriber? Get more info here. Music credits: Ice Flow by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3898-ice-flow License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake and Andrew returns from the weekend with some thoughts on what they saw/hear at Browns rookie minicamp. Then they discuss the Ravens abusing the NFL's International Pathway Program, and then close with what the signing of Jacob Sirmon might mean for summer QB involvement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Central Michigan vs. Ohio Pick Prediction 10/9/2021 by Tony T. Central Michigan at Ohio—College football pick is Central Michigan -5. Chippewas have a good passing game averaging 306 yards per game. Backup quarterback Jacob Sirmon could start here and went 7 of 8 in relief. Central Michigan does a good job of defending the run and running is a strength of the Bobcats. Bobcats quarterback Kurtis Rourke averaged just 4.7 yards per pass attempt against Akron last week, 5.7 per attempt against Northwestern and 5.3 versus Louisiana in this past three starts. Bobcats have been horrible in run defense allowing 251 yards and 5.6 yards per rush. Play Central Michigan -5.

Happy Friday folks! It's hard to believe, but it's officially October, and conference play is starting to heat up in the MAC. We've learned a lot through the first month of the season, but these next few weeks will be critical as the true contenders in the conference should emerge. To open up this week's show, the boys look back at the results from week 4 and give their performances of the week. Bowling Green certainly stole the show last Saturday, using a spectacular defensive performance to upset Minnesota, 14-10. The Falcons have been the surprise of the year in the MAC thus far. How will their momentum carry over into conference play? Elsewhere in the conference, Central Michigan QB Daniel Richardson came off the bench in the second half to lead the Chippewas to a thrilling, come from behind victory over Florida International. He has been named the starter moving forward, after Washington transfer Jacob Sirmon won the job out of camp. Elsewhere in the conference, Ball State continues to disappoint, and Miami failed to play up to expectations in a 23-10 loss at Army. Both the Cardinals and the RedHawks have a lot to figure out right now, especially on the offensive side of the ball. To close out the show, Steve and Zach take a look at all of the match up's for week five. The start of conference plays gives us some very intriguing match up's that will certainly make for appointment television. Western Michigan travels to Buffalo, and we aren't sure exactly what we're getting from the Bulls just yet. The Broncos, on the other hand, enter conference play at 3-1 and full of confidence after back to back impressive victories over Pitt and San Jose State. A few hours to the southwest of UB Stadium, Bowling Green travels to Kent State in a game that represents a clash of styles. Which strength will prevail in this one, the Kent State offense or the Bowling Green defense? We cover all that and more! As always, thanks for stopping by this week folks. Have a great weekend, enjoy all of the football, and we'll see you back here next Friday! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

FIU vs. Central Michigan Pick Prediction 9/25/2021 by Tony T. FIU at Central Michigan—Free pick is Central Michigan Chippewas -10. Central Michigan played two tough opponents in games against FBS opponents in defeats to Missouri and LSU on the road. Chippewas did manage to move the football for 475 yards on the Missouri Tigers. FIU comes off a 54-21 defeat at Texas Tech where they surrendered 584 yards. Golden Panthers also have a home loss to Texas St in overtime. FIU quarterback Max Bortenschlager has struggled for accuracy the past two seasons. Chippewas quarterback Jacob Sirmon displayed accuracy in the loss at LSU connecting on 17 of 24 passes for 156 yards. Play Central Michigan -10.

Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com on the Huskies early signing day recruiting class, why the signing date changed a while back, Jacob Sirmon joining the transfer portal, Sam Huard joining the Dawgs officially now and other big hits and big misses, JT Tuimoloau. Kevin Harlan of Westwood One joins Softy and Dick to discuss Monday night’s Browns vs. Ravens wild game, Lamar Jackson’s cramps and status to return to that game, is Justin Tucker the GOAT? Seahawks big win over the Jets after Giants loss, Kevin Harlan’s broadcasting setup in his basement and recent broadcasts And Sam Huard signs his LOI with Washington.

Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com on the Huskies early signing day recruiting class, why the signing date changed a while back, Jacob Sirmon joining the transfer portal, Sam Huard joining the Dawgs officially now and other big hits and big misses, JT Tuimoloau.

Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com on the Huskies early signing day recruiting class, why the signing date changed a while back, Jacob Sirmon joining the transfer portal, Sam Huard joining the Dawgs officially now and other big hits and big misses, JT Tuimoloau. Kevin Harlan of Westwood One joins Softy and Dick to discuss Monday night’s Browns vs. Ravens wild game, Lamar Jackson’s cramps and status to return to that game, is Justin Tucker the GOAT? Seahawks big win over the Jets after Giants loss, Kevin Harlan’s broadcasting setup in his basement and recent broadcasts And Sam Huard signs his LOI with Washington.

You would stand a better chance of breaking into Fort Knox than the Washington Football offices if you were to try and find out who leads in the competition to start at quarterback. After tweeting a 9-6 result, courtesy of a game-winning field goal by Peyton Henry, Lake wouldn't even concede that touchdowns hadn't been scored during UW's last practice 'game', held last Saturday night. The Huskies will have their final practice game Thursday morning at 9 am to cover any early game time contingencies the team may be faced with during their 7-game season that opens up in Berkeley a week from Halloween. But that didn't stop the media from trying to ask questions in a way that would offer a bit of a window into Lake's thinking when trying to determine who will start at QB against the Golden Bears. Lake did offer that Thursday's game would go a long way toward determining who has separated themselves from the pack. Jacob Sirmon, Dylan Morris, Ethan Garbers, and grad transfer Kevin Thomson have been the four protagonists in this particular positional drama, and Lake said all four continue to be well in the battle. When asked if he could point to just one player who has impressed him during camp, Lake wouldn't bite. And in fact, he made a point of noting he wouldn't talk about any new players because that might tip off opponents, so he mentioned the usual suspects as having excellent camps: Elijah Molden, Cade Otton, Jaxson Kirkland, Keith Taylor. But any insight into the younger prospects that have emerged as potential impact performers and game-changers? I think Lake would rather visit his dentist for multiple root canals than go down that rabbit hole. But he did wax eloquently when asked about Budda Baker, and why not? The former UW star's performance against the Seattle Seahawks Sunday night was worthy of high praise, and Lake didn't mince words. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - go through each position group to recap what the coaches and players have talked about since the media are only allowed 20 minutes per week to watch the team and gather video and photos. And there has been a lot to chew on. The media has spoken this week to UW Head Coach Jimmy Lake, new offensive coordinator John Donovan, defensive coordinator Pete Kwiatkowski, offensive line coach Scott Huff, and linebackers coach/special teams coordinator Bob Gregory. They also spoke with Luke Wattenberg, Sean McGrew, Josiah Bronson, Ryan Bowman, Keith Taylor, and Elijah Molden. So what did the Dawgman guys get out of those conversations, as well as the two 20-minute sessions they've seen of the team since a week ago Friday? Plenty. There's certainly a lot to suss out when it comes to the four-man quarterback battle (Jacob Sirmon, Dylan Morris, Ethan Garbers, and Kevin Thomson), as well as how a bigger running back stable will impact Donovan's attempts to create an aggressive, downhill rush game. And what about the freshman receivers? Everyone has been bigging up Jalen McMillan, Rome Odunze, and Sawyer Racanelli. And with the Huskies awarding Jack Westover with a scholarship, that means UW now has six tight ends with rides (Westover, Cade Otton, Devin Culp, Mark Redman, Mason West, and Jack Yary). And that's not even counting Jacob Kizer, who has opted out of the season due to COVID-19 concerns. How do they plan to use them all? There's also plenty of talk about the offensive line. UW's most experienced linemen are moving positions (Luke Wattenberg to center and Jaxson Kirkland to left tackle), and their backups are HUGE. If you take the current official roster as the gospel, there are SEVEN offensive linemen at 315 pounds or heavier. As Lake said Friday to the media, there's a reason they don't let Heavyweights fight Lightweights. The Heavyweights would destroy them. And he wants to put that to the test on the football field. Switching over the defensive side of the ball, the Dawgman guys talk about UW losing two of their most talented players in Levi Onwuzurike and Joe Tryon, but the Huskies kept Elijah Molden, who will be a huge key for Death Row in 2020. How will the front seven reinvent themselves without two of their key cogs? And at inside linebacker, Edefuan Ulofoshio rose up at the end of last year to establish himself in the middle. But who will run inside with him? And which players out of that talented group of redshirt freshman ILBs will bust out this fall? There are so many talented defensive backs, where does a guy like Kyler Gordon end up? Or Julius Irvin? Or Kamren Fabiculanan? Is there just not enough turns for the four true freshmen this fall (Jacobe Covington, James Smith, Elijah Jackson, Makell Esteen)? The Dawgman guys break down their thoughts on all those questions, and more, in this comprehensive recap of what we learned the last week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Softy and Dick dive into the expected battle for the Huskies at quarterback between Jacob Sirmon, Dylan Morris and Ethan Garbers. MLB, NHL and NBA are all trying to find ways to get back to play here soon. Which sport are you hoping can get back playing first?

Softy and Dick dive into the expected battle for the Huskies at quarterback between Jacob Sirmon, Dylan Morris and Ethan Garbers. MLB, NHL and NBA are all trying to find ways to get back to play here soon. Which sport are you hoping can get back playing first?

Softy and Dick dive into the expected battle for the Huskies at quarterback between Jacob Sirmon, Dylan Morris and Ethan Garbers. MLB, NHL and NBA are all trying to find ways to get back to play here soon. Which sport are you hoping can get back playing first?

Apparently, it's springtime all over again. At the end of spring football, Washington was down to only three scholarship quarterbacks for 48 hours: Jacob Eason, Jake Haener, and Dylan Morris. Move forward nearly four months, and Washington is back to having only three scholarship quarterbacks for the 2019 season: Jacob Eason, Jacob Sirmon, and Dylan Morris. So what happened? What caused Jake Haener to suddenly announce that he was immediately transferring from Washington just one day after Chris Petersen confirmed the news that Eason had won the starting quarterback job over Haener, Sirmon, and Morris? Dawgman.com's Chris Fetters and Scott Eklund get together Saturday afternoon, to record an emergency podcast to address these questions, and to offer up a vision for how the Washington Quarterbacks room will look this fall, and next year as well. Will the Huskies look to add another quarterback to join Ethan Garbers in 2020? Or will they look to the transfer portal to give back a quarterback now that they've lost two quarterbacks to the portal this year alone? Is a graduate transfer the way to go? Will they go with a top-notch preferred walk-on? The announcement by Haener on Saturday only opens up more questions, and Fetters and Eklund offer up their insights into the move during this 17-minute podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - compiled their thoughts after Day Two of Fall Camp Saturday night, and in a weird quirk of fate, there wasn't a whole lot of disagreement from Day One. The offense continued to show early signs of life, something that's been a rarity in years' past. The defense definitely came back and had their moments too during the final team session. Practice was a little longer than Friday's Day One workout, as the Huskies continue to ease back into things. There was more kicking than Friday too, and the guys get into that a little bit, as well as a deeper dive into the quarterback competition and where they think things stand with Jacob Eason, Jake Haener, Jacob Sirmon, and Dylan Morris. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Scott Eklund - throw in their two cents, and then some, as they break down the Washington quarterback battle heading into fall camp, who they expect to eventually win the starting QB job, and what to make of the other competitors within the competition. Now that Colson Yankoff is no longer a Husky, there's only four quarterbacks left in the UW QB room: Jacob Eason, Jake Haener, Jacob Sirmon, and Dylan Morris. Who wins the job? And based on who wins, who is likely to be the most popular player on campus (the backup)? Will Washington suffer even more quarterback attrition based on the results of fall camp?  Lots of questions to be asked of the Washington quarterbacks heading into fall camp, and Grinolds and Eklund try and answer them here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Caple, reporting in the Dawgs for The Athletic, updates us with the latest happenings with the football team, including Jacob Sirmon staying put, Sav'ell Smalls not coming, and thoughts from spring football. Felix is getting blasted in New York right now. Dave and Dick develop a new giveaway entitled Seven Run Itch. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show at 49451.

Christian Caple, reporting in the Dawgs for The Athletic, updates us with the latest happenings with the football team, including Jacob Sirmon staying put, Sav'ell Smalls not coming, and thoughts from spring football. Felix is getting blasted in New York right now. Dave and Dick develop a new giveaway entitled Seven Run Itch. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show at 49451.

Chuck and Buck open the show discussing the decision of Jacob Sirmon deciding to stay at UW.

The M's play an early game against the Cubs today after losing a close one last night. If you're old enough to remember when bunting was a part of baseball, you might have expected to see it from Beckham last night, but these days, players don't seem to know how to do it. It's a skill that's gotten lost in modern baseball. Cubs fans have invaded T-Mobile Park and they are obnoxious. Dick says fans in opposing venues don't need to be quite so obnoxious, but did that really feel like an opposing ballpark for Chicagoans? Dick Baird weighs in on the transfer portal situation, and all things 2019 Huskies. It looks like Jacob Sirmon might not be leaving after all. Dick says players should work their way up the ladder, but Softy believes players should do what's best for themselves.

The M's play an early game against the Cubs today after losing a close one last night. If you're old enough to remember when bunting was a part of baseball, you might have expected to see it from Beckham last night, but these days, players don't seem to know how to do it. It's a skill that's gotten lost in modern baseball. Cubs fans have invaded T-Mobile Park and they are obnoxious. Dick says fans in opposing venues don't need to be quite so obnoxious, but did that really feel like an opposing ballpark for Chicagoans? Dick Baird weighs in on the transfer portal situation, and all things 2019 Huskies. It looks like Jacob Sirmon might not be leaving after all. Dick says players should work their way up the ladder, but Softy believes players should do what's best for themselves.

Softy and Dick are live from Jimmy's on First before tonight's M's game covering everything happening in the world of Seattle sports, and today, there's a lot going on. A rare first segment interview with Ole Miss wide receivers coach Jacob Peeler discussing the Hawks' new pickup, D. K. Metcalf. What can we expect out of him in year one, and beyond? News broke that Husky quarterbacks Jacob Sirmon and Colson are to enter the transfer portal, and leave Washington. The Athletic's Christian Caple gets us the latest on the story.

Softy and Dick are live from Jimmy's on First before tonight's M's game covering everything happening in the world of Seattle sports, and today, there's a lot going on. A rare first segment interview with Ole Miss wide receivers coach Jacob Peeler discussing the Hawks' new pickup, D. K. Metcalf. What can we expect out of him in year one, and beyond? News broke that Husky quarterbacks Jacob Sirmon and Colson are to enter the transfer portal, and leave Washington. The Athletic's Christian Caple gets us the latest on the story.

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds and Chris Fetters - react to the news that Georgia quarterback Jacob Eason is expected to head home via a transfer to the University of Washington. What does it mean for this coming season? What does it mean once Jake Browning graduates? What does it mean to the two true freshmen (Jacob Sirmon and Colson Yankoff) that just enrolled? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yogi Roth of the Pac-12 Networks joins Adam Jude to break down one of the best recruiting classes the Huskies have ever had. Also, hear from Chris Petersen on touted quarterbacks Jacob Sirmon and Colson Yankoff.

A week before the new early signing period begins, 247Sports recruiting editor Brandon Huffman and Bothell QB Jacob Sirmon join Adam Jude to break down the Huskies' 2018 recruiting class.

OPEN - Recruits have no frame of reference about Lane Kiffin beyond his Alabama tenure. Is that surprising? 7:30 - Washington gets commitment from 4-Star QB Colson Yankoff, already had a 4-Star QB commit in Jacob Sirmon. What’s gonna give? 12:15 - New Tennessee assistant Kevin Beard already making waves recruiting south Florida 16:15 - Mark Pope commits to Miami - what does this mean for the Hurricanes? 19:35 - Trent Gordon commits to Penn State - what was involved with that decision? 23:00 - Justin Mascoll commits to Clemson is this a good commitment? 25:25 - Tweet of the Week 30:05 - Rants and Recommendations

The Seattle Times' Bob Condotta previews the NFL combine; former UW linebacker Psalm Wooching talks about his decision to return to rugby; and future Husky QB Jacob Sirmon talks about his preparations for his senior season at Bothell High School and beyond.