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Ken Carman and guest host Jason Lloyd analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' draft selection of Malik Thomas and the impact of the NBA second apron. They engage in a spirited debate over a rumored trade sending Evan Mobley to Boston for Jaylen Brown. Additionally, Mary Kay Cabot and Chris Mannix join to discuss the Cleveland Browns' quarterback competition and roster management. 02:10 - Malik Thomas Draft Analysis 06:45 - Ken's Raccoon Garbage Saga 12:10 - Callers Offer Pest Advice 16:50 - NBA Second Apron Explained 24:30 - Mobley For Brown Debate 34:40 - Cavaliers Trade Strategy Discussion 41:50 - LeBron James Return Rumors 49:30 - Shedeur Sanders Starting Debate 01:00:15 - Browns Locker Room Dynamics 01:11:45 - Guardians White Sox Recap 01:18:50 - Terryon Arnold Legal Issues 01:23:10 - Ken's Facebook Ad Nightmare 01:36:25 - Traffic Report 01:37:35 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 01:52:40 - Sanders vs Watson Depth 02:06:50 - Chris Mannix Trade Analysis 02:25:10 - Jaylen Brown Fit Debate 02:36:40 - Final Wrap And Raccoons

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.

Chris Mannix joins Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd to explore the possibility of a blockbuster trade sending Jaylen Brown to Cleveland for Evan Mobley. They break down the roster fit for the Cavaliers, James Harden's future alongside Donovan Mitchell, and the likelihood of LeBron James remaining in Los Angeles. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted look at Ken's home life and a debate regarding the Browns' quarterback situation. 02:15 - Chris Mannix Interview Begins 06:24 - Jaylen Brown Trade Fit 10:34 - James Harden Cleveland Dynamic 15:51 - LeBron James Lakers Outlook 20:21 - Trade Fit Logic Debate 24:13 - Evaluating Recent Cavs Success 33:05 - Ken Carman Garbage Story 39:40 - Browns Quarterback Future Debate

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd to discuss why the Browns are unlikely to trade Denzel Ward despite interest from the Detroit Lions. They also evaluate the status of Grant Delpit and the heated quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders heading into the season. 01:50 - Birthdays And Social Algorithms 06:08 - Jason Lloyd's Midlife Crisis 11:47 - Terrion Arnold Arrest Impacts Lions 16:06 - Traffic And Sports Update 18:39 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 25:34 - Browns Quarterback Competition Debate 34:46 - Starting Watson Versus Sanders

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd react to reports regarding a potential LeBron James return to Cleveland and the possibility of David Griffin rejoining the front office. They debate the merits of drafting prospects with character concerns like Brenden Sorsby versus Shedeur Sanders. The discussion also covers the Guardians' trade deadline strategy and recent NFL legal issues. 01:50 - Brenden Sorsby Controversy 04:14 - LeBron James Return Rumors 08:43 - LeBron's Potential Retirement Tour 12:58 - Jarrett Allen Trade Scenarios 18:30 - Shedeur Sanders Draft Outlook 24:07 - Cleveland's Island of Misfits 33:30 - Guardians Trade Deadline Outlook 37:10 - NFL Character Concerns Debate

Ken Carman and guest host Jason Lloyd weigh the pros and cons of trading Evan Mobley for Jaylen Brown after rumors surface from Chris Mannix. They examine how such a move would impact Donovan Mitchell's future and the team's defensive identity. The conversation also covers a humorous early morning battle with raccoons and the drafting of Malik Thomas. 02:45 - Carman and Jason Lloyd Intro 06:00 - Ken's Garbage Can Raccoon Saga 12:03 - Solutions for Raccoon Problems 17:36 - Cavs Draft Malik Thomas 21:54 - Mobley for Jaylen Brown Rumors 26:11 - Importance of Big Wings 32:42 - NBA Front Office Perspectives 37:55 - Mitchell Future and Team Fit

Ken Carman and Jason Lloyd evaluate the rumors of LeBron James returning to Cleveland and the high trade value of Jarrett Allen. They then shift to a heated debate regarding the NFL Draft prospects of Shedeur Sanders and Brendan Sorsby, weighing talent against off-field gambling concerns. 01:02 - LeBron's Potential Cavs Return 01:36 - Jarrett Allen Trade Value 04:48 - Shedeur Sanders vs Sorsby 10:39 - NFL Gambling Policy Discussion 17:39 - Guardians Beat White Sox

Ken opens the show with Jason Lloyd sitting in for Lima, and the morning's first crisis has nothing to do with sports: a raccoon problem has reached a boiling point, with Ken calmly calling his 11-year-old son at 4:50 a.m. to clean up the garage, setting off a chain reaction of chaos that woke up the entire family and sparked a heated text exchange with his wife over whether to get a third garbage can. Listeners flood the phones with solutions, with ammonia emerging as the consensus answer, and Ken is already on the Target app by the end of the segment. On the actual basketball news, the Cavs used the 34th pick on Malik Thomas, a shooter out of Arkansas who projects as an upside play and a future trade asset rather than someone expected to contribute right away. Ken also explains the second apron constraints driving Cleveland's roster decisions, drawing a parallel to a similar move the 2015 championship team made when they traded out of the first round to manage tax penalties.

Chris Mannix reported that the Celtics have been calling around about Evan Mobley as a potential return piece in a Jalen Brown deal, and Ken and Jason Lloyd dig into whether Cleveland should pick up the phone. Jason makes the case that wings win championships, that Mobley has never become the player the Cavs needed him to be, and that Brown is exactly the type of two-way wing that could finally push Cleveland over the top. Ken is intrigued but hesitant, arguing that swapping Mobley for Brown leaves the starting four as Dean Wade and creates a roster of essentially three guards, which he's not convinced is enough to beat Oklahoma City or San Antonio in a seven-game series. Both agree that Donovan Mitchell's relationship with Brown is a real asset in recruiting him to Cleveland, and Ken closes by noting that both OKC and Boston coveting Mobley says something important about how good he actually is.

Ken and Jason Lloyd continue wrestling with the Evan Mobley for Jalen Brown scenario, with Ken gradually talking himself into accepting that this may be the only realistic upgrade available, even as he worries it just creates a lineup of three guards and Jarrett Allen. Jason makes the most compelling argument of the segment: if Ken doesn't believe Mobley can lead this team to a championship, and there's no other realistic trade partner, then saying no to Brown is essentially saying no to every Mobley trade forever. The Donovan Mitchell contract situation hangs over everything, with Jason noting the window is likely two years regardless, and Ken revealing he's been hearing whispers about Miami and Donovan's affection for Bam Adebayo as a potential landing spot if Mitchell doesn't re-sign. Ken closes with the James Harden analogy that keeps nagging at him: that move sped the clock up like cutting the wrong wire on a bomb, and whatever comes next has to be the right call.

Ken and Lima analyze Mike Rutenberg's awkward comments regarding Myles Garrett and evaluate the growing trade speculation surrounding the star pass rusher. They transition to the Cleveland Cavaliers to debate whether the organization should prioritize Donovan Mitchell or Evan Mobley. Mary Kay Cabot and Jason Lloyd contribute insights on Deshaun Watson's health and Travis Kelce's new investment in the Cleveland Guardians. 02:51 - Rutenberg Garrett Interaction Concerns 10:48 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 19:37 - Pass Rusher Historical Impact 33:13 - Mitchell Versus Mobley Dilemma 48:26 - Organizational Mobley Expectations 59:01 - Analyzing Rutenberg Word Salad 01:10:42 - Sorsby Supplemental Draft Potential 01:18:22 - Golf Tournament Leaves Akron 01:22:48 - NBA AI Referee Proposal 01:27:01 - Kelce Guardians Ownership Stake 01:37:31 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 01:46:07 - Watson Versus Sanders Battle 01:52:41 - Joel Bitonio Future Outlook 02:03:00 - Garrett Leadership Qualities Debate 02:10:10 - Jason Lloyd Roster Analysis 02:27:00 - Media Versus Fans Division 02:41:00 - Local Playground Basketball Observation

Jason Lloyd joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the mounting speculation surrounding a potential Myles Garrett trade and his unique contract leverage. They also break down the Cleveland Cavaliers' disappointing playoff exit and the feasibility of a LeBron James return to the city. 01:00 - Myles Garrett Trade Speculation 04:51 - Myles Garrett Leverage Discussion 07:24 - Analyzing Cavs Playoff Collapse 12:01 - Dan Gilbert's Leadership Change 15:14 - LeBron James Return Realities

Jason Lloyd joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss why Myles Garrett holds significant leverage over the Browns despite his absence from voluntary workouts. They evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' disappointing postseason sweep and whether Dan Gilbert has become a more patient owner. The conversation also covers the feasibility of a LeBron James return and the tension between local fans and sports media. 01:58 - Jason Lloyd Joins 05:22 - Garrett's Contract Leverage 07:58 - Cavaliers' Playoff Struggles 13:10 - Dan Gilbert's Leadership 14:31 - LeBron Returning Rumors 20:04 - Media Coverage Controversy 23:30 - Garrett's Leadership Role 34:28 - Caller Chuck in Parma 38:30 - Lima's Playground Basketball 40:36 - Social Media and Friendship

Jason Lloyd from The Athletic joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers blowing a 22-point lead in Game 1 against the Knicks. They debate Kenny Atkinson's coaching decisions, Donovan Mitchell's fourth-quarter disappearance, and compare the loss to the infamous 2018 JR Smith finals error.

Jason Lloyd from The Athletic joins Lima and Tone to analyze the Cavaliers' fourth-quarter collapse against the Knicks and Kenny Atkinson's refusal to use timeouts. They examine how James Harden and Donovan Mitchell struggled with fatigue down the stretch and compare this devastating loss to historic Cleveland sports moments. 01:50 - Jason Lloyd Interview 04:56 - Atkinson Timeout Management 09:03 - Harden Matchup Concerns 12:54 - Resiliency and Toughness 18:48 - 2018 Finals Comparison 22:47 - Cavaliers Tension in Studio 27:49 - Cleveland Sports Heartbreak 36:45 - Tim Richards Bedtime Blunder 40:50 - Insurmountable Lead Debate

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima erupt in a heated debate after the Cleveland Cavaliers surrendered a 22-point lead to the New York Knicks in Game 1. They scrutinize Kenny Atkinson's coaching decisions and James Harden's defensive performance against Jalen Brunson. Chris Kaiser and Jason Lloyd join to provide perspective on the team's resiliency heading into Game 2. 02:51 - Cavs Historic Collapse 09:55 - Lima And Ken Clash 18:05 - Harden's Defensive Struggles 30:45 - Chris Kaiser In Studio 39:55 - Atkinson's Postgame Tone 55:35 - Protecting Rocket Arena 01:09:55 - Guardians Baseball Update 01:20:25 - Rashee Rice Legal Issues 01:26:15 - Barkley Slams Cavs Choke 01:34:25 - Cleveland Sports Misery 01:47:30 - Overcoming Playoff Adversity 02:00:55 - Jason Lloyd Interview 02:13:30 - Mitchell And Brunson Matchup 02:21:55 - Burying The Hatchet 02:37:05 - Fans Missing The Ending

Spam represents nearly half of all global email traffic, from obnoxious ads to dire warnings of impending account closures to absurd invitations to join the Illuminati (just ask our podcast producer). It is a constant, annoying part of online life, but does it have to be that way?. Understanding the efforts to address spam in the early 2000s offers lessons for how we might regulate technologies such as artificial intelligence today. On this episode, host Jason Lloyd is joined by Rebecca Coyne, who recently received her master's degree in public policy from the University of Michigan. Coyne wrote about spam policy in the Spring 2026 issue, in an article titled “Spam Policy and the Myth of the Ungovernable Internet.” Resources:Read “Spam Policy and the Myth of the Ungovernable Internet” by Rebecca Coyne, from our Spring 2026 issue. Learn more about the early internet by reading “A Prehistory of Social Media” by Kevin Driscoll, and listen to his podcast episode. Check out Spam: A Shadow History of the Internet by Finn Burton for more on the history of spam, and read this article to learn about the vigilante hijinks during the “spam wars.” For more on AI regulation, read “The Mirage of AI Deregulation” by Alondra Nelson in Science and “Moratoriums and Federal Preemption of State Artificial Intelligence Laws Pose Serious Risks,” a report from the Center for American Progress.

Jason Lloyd of The Athletic joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about the Cavs going down 0-2 to the Pistons, James Harden's future in Cleveland, what he's hearing about the Browns quarterback situation, and more.

Nick and Jonathan continue to discuss the Cavs disappointing performances in the playoffs. Then, they're joined by Jason Lloyd of The Athletic, and they react to the best sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Guardians' recent losing streak and the lack of offensive production. They also debate the high stakes for Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers ahead of a pivotal playoff game, while responding to Draymond Green calling the team "soft." Jason Lloyd joins the discussion to analyze the Browns' recent draft and the shifting expectations for Andrew Berry's roster building. 02:30 - Guardians Hitting Struggles 07:42 - Comparing Guardians And Cavs 13:42 - Guardians Earned Credibility 19:05 - Cavs Series High Stakes 30:10 - Draymond Calls Cavs Soft 42:42 - Mike Vrabel Career Rumors 48:58 - Mitchell vs LeBron Standard 58:06 - Andrew Berry Draft Reputation 01:12:48 - Travis Bazzana MLB Debut 01:20:15 - Ravens Draft Update 01:24:11 - Bengals Draft Review 01:27:56 - Steelers Draft Analysis 01:47:25 - Pony Beefs With Ryder 01:55:58 - Traffic Report 01:59:15 - Mitchell And Harden Legacies 02:11:18 - Jason Lloyd Interview 02:25:07 - Browns Receiver Outlook

Jason Lloyd joins Ken and Lima to analyze the Cavaliers' tied playoff series against the Raptors and the impact of the James Harden trade. They discuss Evan Mobley's developmental struggles, Donovan Mitchell's looming extension, and the success of the Browns' recent draft picks.

Jason Lloyd analyzes the Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff struggles and the necessity for Evan Mobley to step up in a pivotal Game 5 against the Toronto Raptors. They discuss the team's identity and the impact of roster changes on post-season performance. The conversation also transitions to a review of the Cleveland Browns' draft class and the potential of their new playmakers. 03:21 - Cavs Raptors Series Preview 07:01 - Evan Mobley's Impact 16:26 - Browns Draft Analysis 23:36 - Legacy Game Pressure

They analyze the impact of James Harden on the NBA playoffs and the offensive contributions of Max Strus for the Cavaliers. The discussion turns to Myles Garrett attending a recent basketball game and what his presence in Cleveland implies for his participation in voluntary minicamps. Finally, Ken Carmen explains his absence from Jason Lloyd's anniversary event due to youth football commitments. 02:24 - NBA Playoff Analysis 07:42 - Myles Garrett's Status 10:21 - Jason Lloyd's Party Debate

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman evaluate James Harden's impact on the Cavaliers' postseason performance following a game-one victory. They compare his elite playmaking to Darius Garland's style and discuss the career of journalist Jason Lloyd.

Ken breaks down his ideal draft scenario for the Cleveland Browns, highlighting Carnell Tate and Blake Miller as potential first-round targets. They explore the depth of the offensive line class and discuss Jason Lloyd's contrasting predictions for the Cavaliers' postseason run.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima welcome Jason Lloyd to preview the Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff series against the Toronto Raptors and discuss potential Browns draft targets. They analyze the immense pressure on Donovan Mitchell compared to LeBron James' tenure. Finally, they compare the intense coaching style of Rick Bowness to what Todd Monken might bring to the Browns. 01:50 - Cavs vs Raptors Preview 04:48 - Cavs Postseason Trouble Spots 11:02 - Browns Draft Strategy Discussion 17:46 - Picking Carnell Tate Early 24:01 - Regular Season Achievement Analysis 30:18 - Pressure on Donovan Mitchell 35:52 - Rick Bowness Culture Rant 38:00 - Todd Monken's Potential Intensity

Jason Lloyd joins the program to break down the Cavaliers' first-round matchup against the Raptors and discuss potential strategies for the Browns in the upcoming NFL draft. They also recap a tough loss for the Guardians and announce ticket giveaways for the NBA playoffs. 01:35 - Sports Update 04:53 - Jason Lloyd Joins Show 06:08 - Cavs Vs Raptors Preview 13:34 - Browns Draft Discussion 19:40 - Sports Update

Jason Lloyd joins Carman and Lima to debate whether the Cavaliers are being cowardly by manipulating their playoff seeding. Lloyd offers a blunt assessment of the Browns' quarterback room, claiming Deshaun Watson provides no benefit over Shedeur Sanders. Justin Termine also breaks down James Harden's playoff reputation and the logic behind NBA expansion rumors. 02:22 - Jason Lloyd Cavs 07:20 - Cavs Playoff Odds 11:40 - Watson Versus Sanders 18:56 - Guardians Contract Comparison 24:00 - Shedeur Sanders Future 30:30 - Justin Termine Interview 35:00 - James Harden Legacy 40:00 - NBA Expansion Debate 44:00 - Jason Lloyd Cavs Reprise 49:14 - Cavs Postseason Outlook Reprise 53:16 - Browns Quarterback Controversy Reprise 01:00:04 - MLB Contract Strategy Reprise 01:05:30 - Shedeur Sanders Growth Reprise 01:12:00 - Justin Termine Analysis Reprise 01:18:18 - LeBron Memphis Comments Reprise 01:22:10 - NBA Schedule Reduction Reprise

Jason Lloyd of The Athletic joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss if the Cavaliers are being cowardly by attempting to pick their playoff opponent. They also break down the Browns' quarterback room and why Shedeur Sanders should start over Deshaun Watson.

Jonathan Peterlin discusses the strategic advantages of the Cleveland Cavaliers aiming for the fourth seed to delay a postseason matchup against the Boston Celtics. He debates the merits of this seeding strategy with guests Justin Termine and Jason Lloyd. 01:00 - Cavs Playoff Seeding Debate 07:09 - Justin Termini On Seeding 10:39 - Jason Lloyd On Cowardice

Assistive reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization have helped many people have children. Behind many of these births are egg donors, whose experiences remain largely invisible in public narratives and scholarship. As reproductive technologies change—along with the ethical and policy challenges they raise—the role of egg donors will too. On this episode, host Jason Lloyd is joined by Emily Packard Dawson, a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Michigan Medical School whose work focuses on the ethics of emerging reproductive technologies. In our Winter 2026 issue, Dawson reviewed a book by Diane M. Tober called Eggonomics: The Global Market in Human Eggs and the Donors Who Supply Them. Dawson discusses egg donors and the donation process, and what advances in reproductive technologies might mean for them. ResourcesRead Emily Packard Dawson's review of Eggonomics: The Global Market in Human Eggs and the Donors Who Supply Them. Check out the National Academies workshop report, “In Vitro–Derived Human Gametes as a Reproductive Technology: Scientific, Ethical, and Regulatory Implications: Proceedings of a Workshop” to learn more about in vitro gametogenesis.

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 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 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

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 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 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 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.

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 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