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Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Cavaliers' high-stakes postseason outlook and the potential for significant roster changes if they fail in the first round. They also address reporter Jason Lloyd's insights into Shedeur Sanders' preparation and the broader challenges rookie quarterbacks face when learning to read NFL defenses.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate whether Cleveland Cavaliers fans should panic after a disappointing loss to Dallas, analyzing the defensive impact of the James Harden trade. They also revisit a heated discussion regarding Shedeur Sanders' film study habits and internal Browns reporting with Jason Lloyd. Finally, they look at local college basketball storylines as tournament brackets are filled. 01:27 - Cavs Finals Outlook 05:05 - Integrating James Harden 08:15 - Eastern Conference Setup 12:20 - Mitchell Vs LeBron 17:15 - Postseason Failure Stakes 20:45 - Shedeur Sanders Film Habits 25:00 - Browns Internal Dynamics 32:15 - Local College Hoops

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd analyze the Cleveland Browns' potential draft moves and the possibility of trading down from the sixth overall pick. They discuss the team's quarterback history and whether veteran Kyler Murray or a draft prospect like Ty Simpson would be the right fit for 92.3 The Fan listeners to consider.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' postseason prospects and the controversial trade for James Harden. They dive into the Browns' quarterback room, debating Shedeur Sanders' work ethic and the feasibility of Kyler Murray joining the roster. Mary Kay Cabot joins to discuss the offensive line overhaul and the team's long-term goals. 01:50 - Akron's Coaching Connection 06:10 - Show Housekeeping 10:45 - Cavs Trade Analysis 15:30 - Eastern Conference Matchups 23:15 - Cavs Defensive Concerns 29:30 - Kyler Murray Rumors 34:45 - QB Future Debate 43:00 - Jason's Sourcing Debate 49:30 - Writing vs Broadcasting 55:15 - Browns Development Issues 01:04:30 - Prospect Comparisons 01:13:15 - About Last Night 01:20:45 - The Kyler Dilemma 01:28:15 - Joel Bitonio's Future 01:35:05 - Mary Kay Cabot 01:43:45 - QB Competition Insight 01:53:45 - Shoelace Theory Rant 02:02:15 - The 2029 Dome 02:11:15 - Generation Of Fans 02:24:45 - NFL Draft Strategy

Jason Lloyd and Ken Carman engage in a heated debate over reports concerning Shedeur Sanders' preparation and work ethic. They examine the Cleveland Browns' history of failed quarterback development and discuss whether the organization is capable of supporting a young passer. The conversation also covers the Cavaliers' roster moves and the potential of Kyler Murray joining the Browns' offense. 02:11 - Controversial Quarterback Reports 06:20 - Evaluating Player Work Ethic 10:05 - Media And Team Dynamics 14:15 - Browns Quarterback Development Woes 20:40 - Navigating Fan Engagement 24:50 - Browns Offensive Struggles 31:30 - Journalistic Integrity Debate 36:10 - About Last Night Recap

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd debate the feasibility of Kyler Murray joining the Browns before discussing Joel Bitonio's potential retirement and the resulting dead cap hit. Mary Kay Cabot provides insight into the team's offensive line overhaul and the likelihood of selecting a quarterback or defensive player in the upcoming draft. Ken concludes with a passionate rant about the lack of roster cohesion and the 'nasty truth' regarding the team's current trajectory. 02:00 - Kyler Murray Argument 07:37 - Joel Bitonio Retirement 14:36 - Mary Kay Cabot 21:22 - Browns Draft Strategies 28:10 - Wide Receiver Search 38:30 - Mean Truth Rant

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd analyze the long-term impact of the Deshaun Watson trade and how the Cleveland Browns' roster management is tied to a new dome in 2029. They debate whether the franchise is losing its grip on the younger generation of fans while evaluating upcoming draft strategy and coaching expectations. 02:34 - Browns Dome and 2029 Plans 05:45 - Watson Trade and Draft Math 09:30 - Todd Monken Coaching Expectations 13:14 - Losing a Generation of Fans 22:23 - Draft Flexibility and Ty Simpson 29:37 - MAC Tournament and Miami Hoops 37:20 - Validating Sources and Intel

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd explore the surprising familial link between MAC coaches John Groce and Travis Steele following a humorous on-air blunder. They debate the Cavaliers' defensive identity and whether the team would be better positioned for a finals run with James Harden over Darius Garland. Discussion also turns to the Browns, evaluating rumors of Kyler Murray as a potential backup and whether Shedeur Sanders represents a better future than Deshaun Watson. 02:12 - Steele And Groce Connection 04:38 - John Groce Response Clip 08:52 - Cavaliers Defensive Identity Issues 10:13 - Harden Vs Garland Argument 20:25 - Analyzing Potential Playoff Opponents 32:18 - Kyler Murray Rumors Evaluated 35:13 - Shedeur Sanders Over Watson

Jason Lloyd and Ken Carman address the intense social media reactions regarding their recent Cleveland Browns quarterback assessments. They evaluate the team's inability to develop talent like Shedeur Sanders while Lloyd responds to a caller challenging the validity of his reporting sources.

Ken Carman and guest host Jason Lloyd debate the accuracy of reports concerning Shedeur Sanders' commitment to film study and practice. Lloyd stands by his sources despite Carman's personal observations of the quarterback's extra work on the field. They also analyze the Browns' organizational planning and the long-term outlook for the position.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd discuss reports of Kyler Murray potentially backing up Matthew Stafford and how that relates to the Cleveland Browns' search for a stable quarterback. They debate the long-term viability of Deshaun Watson versus drafting Shedeur Sanders, while Carman expresses deep skepticism about Murray's dedication to winning.

Ken and Jason evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' potential path through the Eastern Conference playoffs, highlighting why a loss to the Knicks would be particularly devastating for the fanbase. They also reflect on past series against the Heat and Pacers while discussing the importance of mental toughness and perimeter shooting.

Ken Carman reacts to his embarrassing on-air mistake regarding the family ties between coaches Travis Steele and John Groce. Jason Lloyd joins the conversation to analyze the Cavaliers' defensive struggles and debate the merits of the James Harden trade compared to keeping Darius Garland.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin debate the polarizing nature of Shedeur Sanders' popularity and the resulting divide among fans and media. They defend the reporting of Jason Lloyd while discussing the growing toxicity of social media discourse surrounding the young quarterback. 01:00 - Shedeur Sanders Popularity 03:30 - Jason Lloyd Reporting Controversy 07:37 - Cleveland Media Social Toxicity

Nick and Jonathan react to USA Today labeling Shedeur Sanders as a ‘big winner' from free agency, and they address Jason Lloyd's comments from when he filled in on The Ken Carman Show.

Hour 2 of the Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima

Jason Lloyd joined Ken and Anthony and explained why he thinks the Cavaliers needed to trade for James Harden, whether or not they could pursue Giannis Antetokounmpo in the off-season, and whether or not Evan Mobley is the future of the team. He also talked about LeBron James' future in the NBA, why he thinks LeBron will return home to play for the Cavaliers, and whether or not LeBron will fit in a lineup with Donovan Mitchell and James Harden. Jason also shared his thoughts on how much Shedeur Sanders is being discussed on radio row at the Super Bowl instead of the actual game being played this weekend.

Ken and Anthony revisit a conversation they had with Jason Lloyd and his comments about trading Shedeur Sanders in the off season and why they disagree with it.

Hour 2 of the Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima

Jason Lloyd joined Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to share his insight on the Browns' coaching search, why he thinks the organization kept Andrew Berry after firing Kevin Stefasnki, and which comments from Jimmy Haslam that he took umbrage with. He also dropped the bomb that he believes Shedeur Sanders does not belong with the Cleveland Browns and why he thinks the team needs to get rid of him this off season.

Ken and Anthony react to Jason Lloyd's comments regarding Shedeur Sanders and discuss what the Browns can do to fix their QB room

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Jason Lloyd's comments about Shedeur Sanders' future in Cleveland.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Jason Lloyd's comments about Shedeur Sanders' future in Cleveland. Then, they react to the best sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd return to conversing about former Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield, and whether his ceiling is higher than that of current Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

John Fanta make a surprise call in to Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd to give his quick thoughts on the Cleveland Browns, Shedeur Sanders, and Kevin Stefanski.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd discuss Cleveland Browns head coach Stefanski's potential future with the team.

Nathan Zegura of the Cleveland Browns Radio Network joins Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd to go over the latest on the Browns ahead of their Week 15 showdown with the Chicago Bears.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd talk about a supposed lack of "zest" when talking about Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

David Aldridge ('The Athletic') joins Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd to talk about the latest on the Cleveland Cavaliers, including the team's early-season struggles and what they can do to get themselves back on track.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd discuss the potential of Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders. The duo also question what the Browns' plan was for the rookie gunslinger.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd take you through what you may have missed About Last Night!

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd debate whether the potential is higher for Shedeur Sanders or Baker Mayfield.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd talk about Cleveland Browns offensive end Myles Garrett and ask whether it fans may be upset if Garrett's focus was more on breaking the single-season sack record.

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd (in for Anthony Lima) react to Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Thursday night loss to the Atlanta Falcons, while Ken poses a diabolical question involving quarterbacks of Cleveland Browns past and present.

Nick and Jonathan are joined by Jason Lloyd of The Athletic. Also, they talk about why the Browns job wouldn't be attractive this offseason.

Jason Lloyd joined Nick and Jonathan on Afternoon Drive and talked about Shedeur Sanders' progression through his first three starts, what he expects from the rookie for the rest of the season, and who gets the most credit for his progress. He also discussed whether or not Kevin Stefanski would be a hot commodity if the Browns moved on from him, and if Andrew Berry's job is safe going into 2026.

Nick and Jonathan continue to react to Jason Lloyd's comments about Shedeur Sanders. Also, JP reveals a wide receiver he dislikes and an offensive tackle he likes in the 2026 draft class.

Nick and Jonathan continue to react to Jason Lloyd's comments about Shedeur Sanders.

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of interviews and guest spots during the past week from The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Baskin & Phelps, and The Afternoon Drive. Featuring Mary Kay Cabot, Jason Lloyd, Chris Rose, Brian Hoyer, Pete Fiutak, and Emory Hunt.

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of interviews and guest spots during the past week from The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Baskin & Phelps, and The Afternoon Drive. Featuring Mary Kay Cabot, Jason Lloyd, Chris Rose, Brian Hoyer, Pete Fiutak, and Emory Hunt.

It is the end of an error in Cleveland, and we can now celebrate the dumbest tank job in the history of dumb tank jobs: A shrewd snakeoil salesman always knows when the jig is up. Paul DePodesta could see that the 2025 Browns were boring deep into the earth's mantle toward a new low, even for them. He had burned through a decade of benefit-of-the-doubt from Stockholm Syndrome-suffering Browns fans and the often-fawning media. He could hear the hecklers, as well as the whispers about the man behind the curtain. DePodesta knew that once the Browns burned through both Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders — the team's desperate double-reverse flea-flicker Hail Mary effort to replace the quarter-billion-dollar imaginary-friend quarterback he traded their future for — he would no longer be able to sell his swindle. And there, sitting on his LinkedIn page like a rube fresh off a turnip truck or a lonely, diamond-studded dowager, were the Colorado Rockies: a perennial doormat of a baseball franchise coming off a 119-loss season. So DePodesta, the Duke and Dauphin of Moneyball, tied some bedsheets together and slipped out the back window of Browns headquarters before anyone could nab him. “The Browns were good at planning for the future to win while DePodesta was here,” wrote Jason Lloyd in The Athletic. “They just rarely got around to the actual winning. It was like booking and planning elaborate Caribbean vacations but never taking them.” No, Jason, that's not quite correct. What DePodesta did was like investing money needed for food and roof repairs into cryptocurrency, then telling the family over a crackers-and-ketchup dinner that they were too stupid to understand his daring long-range vision. DePodesta, the Browns' former Chief Strategic Officer, was at least magnanimous enough to accept a tiny sliver of blame for the Deshaun Watson fiasco. Sort of. When cornered by the Rockies media about Watson in his introductory press conference, DePodesta said: Here's what I would say, and I truly believe this. I believe that most of the decisions, especially the big ones like that, are organizational decisions, right? I'm not a believer in the ‘King Scout' situation where there is one guy who makes every call. The jobs are too complex, the decisions are too hard. They impact too many different things. So I always think these sort of collective decisions, it can be hard to get unanimous (opinions) on those types of things. Everyone who was a part of that? We all own that. We just do, that's part of the deal. What an absolute cheesedick. DePodesta sounds exactly like the “consultant” who comes to you, the assistant manager, and says: Replace all our desks with standing work stations and the coffee machine with inspirational posters. You can sign off on those decisions. I was never here. I will never stop being amused by the earnest discussions about which sequence of years of deliberate non-competitiveness made their organization the best in North American pro sports, the Cleveland Browns or the Philadelphia 76ers. (If you don’t deliberately lose as many games as possible for years at a time, how can you acquire a truly indispensable superstar like Ben Simmons?) Still, it’s hard to top intentionally going 1-31, passing on DeShaun Watson to take an F- prospect in the second round, drafting a solid if not transcendent QB #1 overall, trade the solid QB for a 5th round pick, and then invest an enormous amount of trade and salary capital in the QB you passed on after he had proven to be a serial sexual harasser because of some numbers inflated by a lot of garbage-time stat padding on a 4-12 team. Amazing stuff. Admittedly, it’s not entirely on DePodesta — Haslam was obviously a major factor in the world historically catastrophic Watson trade — but a share of responsibility is enough to damn him in any court. Perhaps he will be better back in his native sport, and it would be hard for the Rockies to get worse. On the other hand, I would have said that about the Browns. Also, check out the Midseason Report pod. The post NFL Open Thread appeared first on Lawyers, Guns & Money.

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of interviews and guest spots during the past week from The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Baskin & Phelps, and The Afternoon Drive. Featuring Mary Kay Cabot, Jason Lloyd, Chris Rose, Brian Hoyer, Pete Fiutak, and Emory Hunt.

Hour 4: Jason Lloyd + No big conspiracy against Browns rookie QBs full 2008 Wed, 19 Nov 2025 15:21:24 +0000 cg1KDsJabOwT0nU2b0k1qubGpvb2QpZG sports The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima sports Hour 4: Jason Lloyd + No big conspiracy against Browns rookie QBs The only place to talk about the Cleveland sports scene is with Ken Carman and Anthony Lima. The two guide listeners through the ups and downs of being a fan of the Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians and Ohio State Buckeyes in Northeast Ohio. They'll help you stay informed with breaking news, game coverage, and interviews with top personalities.Catch The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima live Monday through Friday (6 a.m. - 10 a.m ET) on 92.3 The Fan, the exclusive audio home of the Browns, or on the Audacy app. For more, follow the show on X @KenCarmanShow. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepod

Jason Lloyd (The Athletic) joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the latest on the Cleveland Browns and rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders as they head to Sunday's game in Las Vegas.

Jason Lloyd (The Athletic) joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to go over the latest on the Cleveland Browns, including Kevin Stefanski's handing of playcalling duties to Tommy Rees, Shedeur Sanders' rookie season, and which Browns draft pick has been a disappointment.

Hour 4: Jason Lloyd + Will the Browns offense truly change? full 2117 Tue, 04 Nov 2025 15:17:50 +0000 tnUFpABVnVkI7pVgMYLVLweVmUGz7gmz sports The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima sports Hour 4: Jason Lloyd + Will the Browns offense truly change? The only place to talk about the Cleveland sports scene is with Ken Carman and Anthony Lima. The two guide listeners through the ups and downs of being a fan of the Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians and Ohio State Buckeyes in Northeast Ohio. They'll help you stay informed with breaking news, game coverage, and interviews with top personalities.Catch The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima live Monday through Friday (6 a.m. - 10 a.m ET) on 92.3 The Fan, the exclusive audio home of the Browns, or on the Audacy app. For more, follow the show on X @KenCarmanShow. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcastin

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to Jason Lloyd's comments, and talk about the Cleveland Browns' outlook with Dillon Gabriel as the starting quarterback.

Jason Lloyd ('The Athletic') joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to go over the Cleveland Browns' trade of Joe Flacco to the Cincinnati Bengals, and what it means for the Browns' situation at the quarterback position, and the team's outlook for the 2025 season.

Hour 2: Jason Lloyd + Watson return may be inevitable, but it will anger fans full 2039 Wed, 08 Oct 2025 14:20:30 +0000 Uu9alAW7uAIRCi3ulNLmhhZ6614Iy7Az sports The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima sports Hour 2: Jason Lloyd + Watson return may be inevitable, but it will anger fans The only place to talk about the Cleveland sports scene is with Ken Carman and Anthony Lima. The two guide listeners through the ups and downs of being a fan of the Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians and Ohio State Buckeyes in Northeast Ohio. They'll help you stay informed with breaking news, game coverage, and interviews with top personalities.Catch The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima live Monday through Friday (6 a.m. - 10 a.m ET) on 92.3 The Fan, the exclusive audio home of the Browns, or on the Audacy app. For more, follow the show on X @KenCarmanShow. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.

The best conversations from Ken, Anthony and guests during the past week. Anthony and Daryl, filling in for Ken, react to the Guardians' elimination from the postseason. Ken, on his way home from Disney World, calls in and makes a prediction about the roster. Plus, reaction to Dillon Gabriel being named Browns starting QB, and Jason Lloyd has a hot take on the latest Shedeur Sanders controversy.