Podcast appearances and mentions of Joel Bitonio

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.

NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden react to reports that Baker Mayfield could join the Pittsburgh Steelers if he becomes a free agent next offseason, Cleveland Browns G Joel Bitonio announcing his retirement, and much more! Timeline:00:00 - Baker Mayfield to Steelers?07:04 - Joel Bitonio retires11:04 - Myles Garrett California taxes19:02 - Vikings QB competition24:36 - Super Chats (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club #NightcapSee 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

Former Browns offensive lineman Jason Pinkston joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about Joel Bitonio's retirement, why it's too early to tell at this stage who's ahead in the quarterback competition, his expectations for Spencer Fano's rookie year, and more.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima welcome newly retired Browns legend Joel Bitonio to discuss his career and his decision to step away from the game. They also analyze the San Antonio Spurs' historic collapse against the Knicks and listen to Daryl Ruiter's scathing review of Deshaun Watson's performance at minicamp. 02:00 - Morning Show Intro 04:20 - Knicks Historic Comeback 07:41 - Barkley Rips Spurs 11:05 - Cavs Comparisons Made 14:10 - Browns Quarterback Situation 19:08 - Daryl Ruiter Analysis 27:40 - Joel Bitonio Interview 39:05 - Hall Of Fame 43:20 - Browns Future Outlook

Ken and Anthony analyze Joel Bitonio's Hall of Fame prospects and how the Cleveland Browns' lack of success has hindered his legacy. They also delve into Deshaun Watson's first media appearance in 20 months and explore the narrative surrounding Taylor Swift's loyalty to the New York Knicks. 01:51 - Bitonio's Hall of Fame Case 04:59 - Browns' Losing Culture Consequences 08:22 - Deshaun Watson Media Silence 12:44 - Should Deshaun Watson Apologize? 18:37 - Andrew Berry vs Paul DePodesta 23:21 - Berry's Roster Building Strategy 34:00 - Taylor Swift's Knicks Fandom

Ken and Anthony play Watson's first press conference comments in 20 months, including his response to getting cheered by some Browns fans when he was carted off with an injury, with Ken pushing back on the idea that it was widespread. The guys debate whether Watson owes Cleveland an apology, with a caller making the case that even a simple statement acknowledging the distraction could go a long way with the fan base. Ken also reflects on Joel Bitonio's legacy, arguing the Browns' years of dysfunction directly cost him a Hall of Fame case and possibly his final season.

Freshly retired Browns guard Joel Bitonio joins Ken and Anthony to reflect on his 12-year career, sharing his toughest moments including the devastating playoff loss in Houston and the 0-16 season early in his career. Bitonio opens up about his Hall of Fame case, his plans post-football, and why he didn't want to pull a Brett Favre with his retirement decision. He also weighs in on the Browns' quarterback competition, stopping short of picking a starter but making clear that finding the right QB is the key to Cleveland's future.

Ken and Anthony play Daryl Ruiter's brutally honest takes on the Browns' minicamp, with Ruiter questioning whether Deshaun Watson can be the lead dog after inconsistent throws and a lackluster press conference. The guys debate whether Todd Monken should be concerned heading into training camp, with neither quarterback doing enough to seize the starting job. Joel Bitonio joins the show at 6:40 as the conversation turns to what Watson and Shedeur Sanders need to fix before camp kicks off.

Ken and Anthony react to waking up and missing the Knicks' historic 29-point comeback win over the Spurs in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, with both hosts admitting they went to bed at halftime. Charles Barkley blasted the Spurs for blowing the lead, calling it some of the dumbest basketball he's ever seen. The guys also debate whether the Spurs' collapse takes any heat off Kenny Atkinson and the Cavs, and tease Daryl Ruiter's fiery OTA quarterback takes ahead of Joel Bitonio joining at 6:40.

Ken and Lima analyze the Knicks' massive comeback against the Spurs before exploring the intense quarterback competition brewing at Browns minicamp. Joel Bitonio shares details on his decision to retire and his thoughts on the Hall of Fame, while Mary Kay Cabot joins to break down the performance of Deshaun Watson and the rookies. 02:33 - Knicks Epic Comeback 07:36 - Charles Barkley Quotes 13:45 - Deshaun Watson Performance 27:12 - Joel Bitonio Interview 38:55 - Hall Of Fame 48:40 - Shedeur Sanders' Approach 57:00 - Watson's Mental State 01:07:00 - Internal QB Competition 01:14:23 - Guardians Series Sweep 01:22:00 - NBA Playoff Logic 01:28:40 - Dividing The Media 01:37:46 - Mary Kay Cabot 01:48:50 - Brendan Sorsby Talk 01:55:14 - Quarterback Rep Distribution 02:03:50 - Bitonio's Browns Legacy 02:11:20 - Sympathy For Watson 02:19:36 - Andrew Berry Scouting 02:28:10 - General Manager Strategy 02:35:14 - Taylor Swift's Allegiances

Gregg Rosenthal and Patrick Claybon get you up to date on everything you need to know from OTAs around the NFL including a possible Aaron Donald come back, L'Jarius Snead heading back to the Chiefs, Joel Bitonio retiring after 178 starts with the Browns, a look at the QB1 battle between Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy for the Vikings, the QB1 battle for the Browns between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson, and the guys tell you who's stock their buying early. NFL Daily YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nflpodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Best Podcast Available, play-by-play voice Andrew Siciliano sits down with legendary Browns guard Joel Bitonio to discuss his illustrious career in Cleveland and what he's looking forward to in retirement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FOX Sports lead World Cup announcer John Strong joins the show to talk about the upcoming World Cup games, what it is like having the US host some games, and what he thinks Team USA’s chances are to go deep into this tournament. // Headline Rewrites: Game Four of the NBA Finals tips off at 5:30p tonight in New York. In an Interview with Time, LeBron James said "There's no question" that he is the GOAT. Brandon Aiyuk took a shot at the 49ers for the second time in three days. // NFL Headlines: Kyler Murray discusses the toughest part of adjusting to Minnesota’s offense, longtime Browns offensive lineman Joel Bitonio reminisces on his time playing with Johnny Manziel, and George Kittle expects himself to be ready to play by week 1. // We go through the Mariners roster and figure out which position has the most depth on this Mariners roster. 

Ken and Lima pay tribute to Joel Bitonio's retirement, with Ken making the case that the lack of a Super Bowl run is the main thing keeping him out of Canton since guards on championship teams always get more Hall of Fame consideration. The Guardians dropped another tough one to the Yankees 3-2, with Ken going off on the Jazz Chisholm hype and throwing in an all-time Derek Jeter is overrated take for good measure. Bottom line: Bitonio may never get the gold jacket, but Ken says that just makes him more of a Browns legend to keep for themselves.

Browns Color Commentator Nathan Zegura joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the intensifying quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They explore how Todd Monken is reshaping the offensive culture and look back at the legacy of Joel Bitonio following his retirement. The conversation also touches on the organizational impact of trading Myles Garrett and the growth of the young wide receiver room. 01:50 - Nathan Zegura Joins 05:03 - QB Competition Dynamics 08:53 - Brendan Sorsby Outlook 11:21 - Myles Garrett Trade 13:55 - Joel Bitonio's Retirement 21:32 - Todd Monken's Culture 28:35 - Camp Throw Litmus 36:14 - Watson's Future Standing

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate the controversy surrounding Brendan Sorsby and whether his polarizing image could benefit the Cleveland Browns in future drafts. They also discuss Joel Bitonio's career legacy and potential Hall of Fame status while offering a sharp critique of the New York Yankees and Derek Jeter. 01:55 - Quarterback Fan Treatment 05:30 - Brendan Sorsby Scandal 09:13 - College Boycott Debate 16:12 - Browns Quarterback Prospects 21:18 - NCAA Power Struggle 26:57 - Sorsby NFL Outlook 35:05 - Bitonio Retirement Legacy

Browns Color Commentator Nathan Zegura joins the show and confirms the Shedeur Sanders vs. Deshaun Watson quarterback competition is genuinely tight, with Todd Monken praising both quarterbacks as starting caliber while the receiver room looks like the best Cleveland has had since Odell and Jarvis. Zegura also breaks down the Myles Garrett trade fallout, saying Jared Verse has been impossible to miss at minicamp with his quickness and speed off the edge, but makes clear this team's ceiling lives or dies with the offense finally producing. The guys close with a heartfelt tribute to Joel Bitonio, with Zegura revealing he was both the first and last reporter to ever interview him, calling him everything you want in a Cleveland Brown from the day he arrived flanked by Joe Thomas and Alex Mack.

To honor one of the greatest guards to ever wear the brown and orange, Hall of Famer Joe Thomas joins the 92.3 The Fan crew to pay tribute to his former teammate. Plus, the guys break down the ultimate post-career question: Has Bitonio done enough to secure a gold jacket in Canton, or does he fall just short of the Hall of Fame?

To honor one of the greatest guards to ever wear the brown and orange, Hall of Famer Joe Thomas joins the 92.3 The Fan crew to pay tribute to his former teammate. Plus, the guys break down the ultimate post-career question: Has Bitonio done enough to secure a gold jacket in Canton, or does he fall just short of the Hall of Fame?

Andrew Siciliano joined Baskin and Phelps to share what he's seen out of the team so far during mandatory mini camp. He broke down the play of both Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson and why he's not concerned if Todd Monken doesn't name the starting quarterback by the end of camp. He also discussed Joel Bitonio's retirement, what it means for the team, and the legacy Bitonio is leaving behind.

Andy and Jeff talk about the legacy that Joel Bitonio is leaving behind and whether or not they think he'll make it into the Hall of Fame.

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Summary: Patrick Daugherty (@RotoPat) and Denny Carter break down the latest NFL news, beginning with the question: Will the “old” Patrick Mahomes ever actually come back? Next, they hop on a carousel of running back news, beginning with items on TreVeyon Henderson and the Panthers’ backfield. Can Henderson carve out a bigger sophomore role, and is Jonathon Brooks the future for Carolina? They also look into recent reports on Cam Skattebo, Kenneth Walker, Saquon Barkley and more. That includes Chris Rodriguez and the Browns without mauling guard Joel Bitonio. Description:(2:35) – Pat and Denny take issue with the lack of Spurs coverage leading into Game 3 of the NBA Finals (9:10) – Top Headlines: Patrick Mahomes’ surgically repaired knee, TreVeyon Henderson’s improvements in OTAs (24:00) – More News & Notes: Reports of Panthers RB battle brewing, Cam Skattebo participating at minicamp (35:20) – Additional RB headlines: Eric Bieniemy critiques for Kenneth Walker III + more receiving work for Saquon Barkley? (48:15) – Other items of intrigue: Bhayshul Tuten vs Chris Rodriguez in Jacksonville, Joel Bitonio’s retirement impacting the Browns offenseSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Day one of Browns minicamp is in the books and we honor and recognize one of the best to do it in a Browns uniform on today's edition of the From the Podium Podcast. Hear from Browns Owner Jimmy Haslam and All Pro Guard Joel Bitonio from Joel's retirement press conference today. You'll also hear from HC Todd Monken, CB Tyson Campbell and RB Quinshon Judkins after day one of Browns minicamp!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Day one of Browns mandatory minicamp is in the books and Cleveland Browns Daily recaps it all from the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus. Beau Bishop and Nathan Zegura bring you the final few minutes of practice live (start of the show) and hear from HC Todd Monken right off of the field (20:56). DE Alex Wright drops by the studio to break down today's practice, the entire offseason program and we get his thoughts on the Myles Garrett trade (33:26). If that's not enough Browns PBP Voice Andrew Siciliano stops by to analyze practice (50:11) and our great friend Joel Bitonio announces his retirement and sits down with Nathan Zegura in a Browns Daily exclusive to talk about what went into his decision to hang it up and remembering his favorite moments as a Brown (1:13:23).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Jim Rome Show HR 3 - 6/9/26 SI Senior Writer and MLB ON FOX Analyst Tom Verducci joins the show. Then, the Cleveland Browns say good bye to Joel Bitonio, who won nothing during his 12-year career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

To honor one of the greatest guards to ever wear the brown and orange, Hall of Famer Joe Thomas joins the 92.3 The Fan crew to pay tribute to his former teammate. Plus, the guys break down the ultimate post-career question: Has Bitonio done enough to secure a gold jacket in Canton, or does he fall just short of the Hall of Fame?

Ken and Lima react to the sudden retirement of Cleveland Browns veteran offensive lineman Joel Bitonio after twelve seasons. Dan Wetzel joins to analyze a controversial legal ruling involving Brendan Sorsby and its implications for gambling policies in college sports. They also evaluate Bitonio's legacy in Cleveland and his potential for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Joel Bitonio calls it a career after 12 seasons and Ken uses the moment to remind the young guys on this roster that Cleveland can still be a special place to play, pointing to the outpouring of love for a guy who stayed loyal through some of the worst years in franchise history. The guys break down what the offensive line looks like without him, projecting Spencer Fano at left tackle, fifth-round pick Parker Brailsford as a real candidate to start at center, and Titus Howard holding down right tackle. Ken also revisits the Shedeur Sanders quarterback debate, warning that starting him week one behind a brand new offensive line could do more harm than good no matter how well minicamp goes.

Joel Bitonio hangs it up after 12 years and Ken delivers a sobering reality check, saying the feel good era of the early 2020s Browns is officially closed with one playoff win to show for it and guys like Miles Garrett and Nick Chubb now gone or fading. The guys debate how few players will ever spend their entire career in Cleveland again, with Ken pointing to Carson Schwesinger as maybe the next lifer and crediting loyalty during losing times as the reason fans love guys like Jose Ramirez so deeply. Ken ties it all back to the quarterback situation, saying talented young guys like Spencer Fano and Denzel Boston deserve better than watching another era get wasted because the Browns cannot get the most important position on the field right.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the breaking news of Joel Bitonio retiring after a standout 12-year career with the Cleveland Browns. They are joined by Dan Wetzel to analyze the legal battle surrounding Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby and its implications for gambling rules in college sports. The discussion also covers the necessary adjustments to the Browns' offensive line and Bitonio's potential Hall of Fame candidacy. 01:50 - Joel Bitonio Retirement 05:30 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Case 10:00 - Dan Wetzel On Integrity 13:30 - Sorsby Eligibility Injunction 18:30 - Bitonio Legacy And Hall 22:00 - Browns Offensive Line Shuffle 26:30 - Cleveland Player Fan Bond 36:00 - Browns Quarterback Situation

Ken and Lima react to the shocking news of Joel Bitonio's retirement after 12 years with the Browns. The discussion also covers the latest on the Brendan Sorsby gambling injunction and features insights from Brian Baldinger and Dan Wetzel on the state of the roster and college athletics. 02:00 - Guardians Loss To Yankees 06:40 - Wembanyama Physicality Debate 12:45 - Knicks Fan Experience 18:26 - Sorsby Gambling Injunction 30:15 - Evaluating Gambling Morality 41:15 - Brian Baldinger Interview 53:15 - Browns Quarterback Competition 01:01:15 - Myles Garrett Trade 01:13:15 - Recapping Last Night 01:21:50 - Big Boy 4014 01:33:15 - Knicks vs Spurs 01:46:15 - Most Hated Fanbases 02:00:05 - Joel Bitonio Retirement 02:09:15 - Dan Wetzel Interview 02:20:15 - Offensive Line Changes 02:31:15 - Bitonio's Browns Legacy

Anthony Lima reflects on the end of a Cleveland Browns era following Joel Bitonio's retirement and the legacy of the core group featuring Myles Garrett and Baker Mayfield. He also analyzes the security logistics and post-game altercations at Madison Square Garden during Game 3 of the NBA Finals. 01:50 - Joel Bitonio Retirement Discussion 04:09 - Studio Dry Erase Drama 08:26 - Madison Square Garden Security 15:50 - NBA Finals Fan Fights

Happy Tuesday Edition of the Program!! The Spurs spoiled the party for Knicks fans at Madison Square Garden. We discuss what 4 celebrities that were there that we'd want at our dinner table. Joel Bitonio has officially retired. The Brendan Sorsby situation and the tremendous backlash that has followed. Dom Tiberi is retiring from full time duty on 10TV. A special, extra long Tuesday's with Tiberi. Browns mini camp gets underway today. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, What's Up, Thing or Not a Thing, The Real Truth and 3 Things

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin reflect on the retirement of Joel Bitonio, discussing his legacy as a consistent and trusted presence on the Cleveland Browns' offensive line. They analyze his Hall of Fame credentials compared to other elite interior linemen and look forward to insights from Todd Monken's upcoming press conference. 01:00 - Sports Updates And Introductions 03:20 - Bitonio's Legacy In Cleveland 08:46 - Hall Of Fame Candidacy

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss Joel Bitonio's retirement, including his legacy in the city of Cleveland. Then, they react to sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Nick and Jonathan debate if they'd trade Chase DeLauter for Yordan Alvarez. Then, they're joined by Browns legend Joe Thomas, and they talk about Joel Bitonio's retirement.

The MMQB's Albert Breer joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about the Browns quarterback competition, Joel Bitonio's retirement, the importance of one helmet players, and more.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin's conversation centers on Joe Thomas's recent praise for Joel Bitonio and his incredible career as a pillar of the Cleveland Browns offensive line. They reflect on the elite units of the past and discuss the challenges of maintaining a high standard during losing seasons while looking forward to a new era of the franchise. 01:00 - Joe Thomas Honors Bitonio 03:23 - Bitonio's Playoff Legacy 05:06 - Browns Roster Transition

Browns legend and Hall of Famer Joe Thomas joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about Joel Bitonio's decision to retire, his first impression of Joel when the Browns drafted him, the importance of playing with one team your entire career, and more.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate the wide receiver room's potential and celebrate the career legacy of Joel Bitonio. They then send it to Todd Monken's press conference in Berea, who provides updates on the Cleveland Browns' quarterback competition between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson. 01:14 - Browns Wide Receiver Outlook 05:11 - Todd Monken Press Conference 07:55 - Joel Bitonio Legacy Discussion 12:24 - Quarterback Competition Update 16:11 - Reaction To Monken's Presser

On this episode of Grab Bag: Jones and Keefe discuss the status of the Red Sox, Knicks losing at home, Joel Bitonio retiring and more!

Andy Baskin and Dan Menningen welcome Browns legend Doug Dieken to discuss the legacy of offensive lineman Joel Bitonio following his retirement announcement. Dieken evaluates Bitonio's Hall of Fame credentials, his impact on the Cleveland community, and the unique challenges of blocking for 20 different quarterbacks. 01:00 - Baskin And Menningen Intro 02:08 - Doug Dieken Joins 03:13 - Bitonio Retirement Discussion 07:17 - Hall Of Fame Prospects 10:27 - Quarterback Adaptation Challenges

Andy and Dan react to Joel Bitonio's retirement press conference in Berea and talk about his lasting legacy in Cleveland as a forever Brown.

Andy Baskin and Dan Menningen reflect on Joel Bitonio's retirement press conference and his deep connection to the city of Cleveland. They discuss his accountability as a captain, the staggering list of quarterbacks he protected, and his unwavering loyalty to the Browns. 01:22 - Bitonio's Retirement Press Conference 04:14 - Accountability As A Captain 10:27 - Quarterbacks Bitonio Blocked For 13:45 - Browns History And Memories

They discuss Joel Bitonio's decision to retire as a member of the Cleveland Browns and analyze his potential path to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The conversation highlights the physical toll of the game on offensive linemen and where Bitonio fits into the team's Ring of Honor. 01:05 - Joel Bitonio Retirement Legacy 03:42 - Bitonio Career Statement Analysis 08:16 - Browns Ring Of Honor

Browns Beat Reporter for Cleveland.com Mary Kay Cabot joins Baskin and Phelps to discuss Joel Bitonio's retirement and his potential path to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They also analyze the impact of Jared Verse replacing Myles Garrett and the shifting timeline for Todd Monken to name a starting quarterback.

Andy Baskin and Dan Menningen react to Joel Bitonio's retirement from football and the Browns. Then, MAry KAy Cabot of cleveland.com joins the guys to give her thoughts on Bitonio, mandatory minicamp and more.

Former Browns offensive lineman, Doug Dieken, joins Andy and Dan to reflect on Joel Bitonio's Browns career before the guysa re joined by ESPN's Jay Bilas, who gives his thoughts on the Brendan Sorsby situation and more.