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This past week Ken and Anthony unpack the Cleveland Browns' quarterback debate, discussing whether a healthy Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders gives the team the best chance to win. The guys also dissect the quarterback room and Mary Kay Cabot's insights into whether better play under center could have prevented the blockbuster Myles Garrett trade to the Los Angeles Rams. Plus, more on the 2026 World Cup, crazy conspiracy theories triggered by the Miami Heat, and whether college football has lost its soul.

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to discuss the intense quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They analyze the fan base's divide, Watson's off-season preparation, and the impact of offensive coordinator Todd Monken. The conversation concludes with a heated debate regarding the validity of charting pass statistics during training camp practices. 02:14 - QB Focus vs. Branding 08:44 - Monster Trucks Contest Update 13:11 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 19:18 - Watson vs. Shedeur Debate 24:12 - Browns Young Defensive Talent 31:14 - Value of Training Camp Stats

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down Andy Baskin's report that Adam Silver's interference delayed LeBron James' free agency announcement. They analyze the Cleveland Browns' quarterback dilemma with Brian Baldinger and Mary Kay Cabot, debating whether Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders gives the team a better chance to win. The conversation also explores the legacy of Cleveland sports figures and the evolving standards for professional athletes. 01:50 - LeBron's Decision Delay 07:10 - Return to Cleveland 2014 12:45 - The Steakhouse Analogy 19:10 - Kyrie and AD Rumors 25:40 - Andy Baskin's Report 32:30 - LeBron's Brand Titans 39:20 - Holding Up the League 45:30 - NBA Power Structures 54:50 - Brian Baldinger Joins 01:03:40 - Shedeur Sanders Work Ethic 01:09:20 - College Quarterback Prospects 01:14:30 - Jose Ramirez Returns 01:25:10 - Detestable Sports Movies 01:33:00 - Dual Interest Athletes 01:40:20 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 01:47:30 - Closing the Gap 01:53:15 - Alpha Defense Personalities 01:59:30 - Charting Camp Passes 02:09:50 - Minerva Football Banter 02:19:10 - Fan Call: Deshaun Watson

Browns beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot joins the show and lays out how Deshaun Watson has spent the offseason proving he's serious, from working out at the facility during his break to organizing a Miami passing camp, while cautioning that Shedeur Sanders' strong OTAs and minicamp performance is making the decision genuinely difficult for Todd Monken. She pushes back on the claim that fans overwhelmingly want Sanders to start, arguing the vitriol toward Watson is louder online than it is in the community, and predicts Watson will need strong early road games to build goodwill if he wins the job. Cabot also breaks down the Browns' young core, ranked fourth in the NFL for under-25 talent, and how the defense plans to distribute pass-rush production now that Myles Garrett is gone.

Fresh off Mary Kay Cabot's interview, Ken Carman pushes back on her read that Deshaun Watson faces less hostility from Browns fans than social media suggests, arguing her own comment about scheduling road games to shield Watson from home jeers actually proves his point. That spirals into a proposal to ban callers who cite training camp completion percentages and touchdown counts as evidence in the Sanders-Watson debate, with the crew mocking how meaningless "stats" from unpadded practices against non-tackling defenses really are. They debate whether the show's own audience has been conditioned to care about this shallow analysis anyway, trace the trend of charting practice throws back over a decade to Brian Hoyer and Baker Mayfield-era coverage, and wonder what directives Browns reporters like Daryl Ruiter are getting from their bosses. It closes with a plan to poll callers on both Watson's chances and whether stat-obsessed callers should get the boot.

Featuring Chris Fedor, Chris Assenheimer, Andrew Brandt, Rick Bucher, and Mary Kay Cabot.

Featuring Chris Fedor, Chris Assenheimer, Andrew Brandt, Rick Bucher, and Mary Kay Cabot.

Featuring Chris Fedor, Chris Assenheimer, Andrew Brandt, Rick Bucher, and Mary Kay Cabot.

Mary Kay Cabot joins to discuss the intensifying quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They also debate the merits of Guardians owner Paul Dolan and analyze the impact of the Myles Garrett trade to the Rams. The conversation highlights the potential of Jerry Jeudy and the future of Dillon Gabriel. 01:20 - AQI and Fitness Metrics 05:04 - Guardians Ownership and Sale 08:08 - Evaluating Cleveland Sports Ownership 16:19 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 19:46 - Browns Quarterback Depth Evaluation 31:09 - Debating Myles Garrett Trade 39:09 - ESPYs and Ric Bucher

Mary Kay Cabot analyzes the high-stakes quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders heading into Browns training camp. She also shares thoughts on Jerry Jeudy's outlook and the future of depth quarterbacks Dylan Gabriel and Taylen Green.

The discussion centers on whether the Cleveland Browns would have traded Myles Garrett if Shedeur Sanders had performed at a higher level. They analyze Mary Kay Cabot's reporting on Garrett's desire for a larger market versus the team's strategic need to find a franchise quarterback. The segment also touches on fan reactions and highlights from the recent ESPY Awards.

Andy and Jeff react to a comment Mary Kay Cabot made on the morning show where she laid out a scenario where Myles Garrett would have stayed in Cleveland, and whether or not they agree with her assessment.

Mary Kay Cabot joined Baskin and Phelps to preview the upcoming season and discuss whether or not the team needs to make any additions ahead of training camp. She talked about what she expects to see from the rookies at training camp, which position group needs to step up, and what she thinks the quarterback room will look like by week 1.

Hour 2 of Baskin and Phelps

The MLB owners are getting ready for a long labor negotiation… Why are the billionaires crying poor? Todd Paquette from Guardians Prospective joins the program to talk about the current state of the team. If Lebron doesn't go to the Cavaliers, what can the team do to become better? Mary Kay Cabot from the Plain Dealer talks with D-Man about the Browns quarterback battle and what life will look like after the Myles Garrett trade.

Mary Kay Cabot from the Cleveland Plain Dealer calls in to talk with D-Man about Browns quarterback situation, what life will look like after Myles Garrett, and some of the new additions to the team's offense.

Ken and Anthony analyze the Cleveland Guardians' performance and explain why they believe selling at the trade deadline would be a mistake despite recent struggles. Mary Kay Cabot joins to discuss the Browns' quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They also debate which of them is better suited for a professional front office role. 02:19 - Youth Baseball Practice Banter 06:03 - Guardians Trade Deadline Outlook 15:30 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 20:14 - Deshaun Watson Injury Status 23:54 - Browns Training Camp Focus 33:01 - Front Office Career Debate

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken and Anthony to break down who fills the marketing void left by Myles Garrett's trade, predicting Jared Verse, the new receivers, and possibly Denzel Ward will draw attention, with Shedeur Sanders becoming the face of the franchise if he wins the starting job. She also addresses the Deshaun Watson insurance cap savings confusion, noting she hasn't confirmed the exact figure but has seen an estimate around 9.8 million dollars, and downplays reports of shoulder fatigue as minor inconsistencies worth monitoring rather than a real concern. On the quarterback competition, she says Sanders needs to keep improving his pre-snap operation and decision-making speed to close the gap with Watson. Cabot also predicts Jared Verse will become more of a unifying, beloved locker room presence than Garrett ever was, given his more sociable personality.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin's conversation begins with an analysis of Chase DeLauter's batting mechanics and how his swing compares to baseball legends like Tony Batista and Ken Griffey Jr. Discussion then shifts to Mary Kay Cabot's report concerning Deshaun Watson's arm fatigue and the potential impact on his season with the Cleveland Browns. A final segment evaluates a USA Today list that identifies Watson as the NFL quarterback on the hottest seat. 01:00 - Chase DeLauter's Batting Swing 03:23 - Deshaun Watson's Shoulder Fatigue 08:24 - NFL Hot Seat Rankings

Ken and Anthony dig into the Cavs' bleak draft capital situation, noting Cleveland has no true first-round pick until 2031 and no second-rounder in 2027, before Anthony floats a tongue-in-cheek plan to sweeten a LeBron pitch by getting his son Bryce a roster or G League spot with the Cleveland Charge. They point to precedent around the league, like the Knicks hiring Jalen Brunson's father as a coach before his discounted deal, as evidence this kind of family favor isn't unheard of, even if it reeks of nepotism. The segment closes with a quick return to the Francisco Lindor debate, with Anthony now saying he'd welcome a reunion despite the massive contract, before teasing Mary Kay Cabot's appearance on Thursday's show.

Featuring Chris Fedor, Mary Kay Cabot, Spencer Davies, Albert Breer, and John Fanta.

Featuring Chris Fedor, Mary Kay Cabot, Spencer Davies, Albert Breer, and John Fanta.

Featuring Chris Fedor, Mary Kay Cabot, Spencer Davies, Albert Breer, and John Fanta.

Ken and Anthony analyze the impact of the Jaylen Brown trade on the Cavaliers' pursuit of LeBron James and the trade values of Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley. They also welcome Mary Kay Cabot to discuss the intensifying quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. The conversation touches on sports gambling transparency and compares LeBron's Lakers legacy to a potential Cleveland return. 02:43 - Team USA Soccer 08:10 - Sports Popularity Order 18:50 - Jaylen Brown Traded 24:00 - LeBron Return Rumors 30:00 - Collin Sexton Signing 36:00 - Evan Mobley Value 45:30 - Cavs Strategy Discussion 54:25 - Manziel Sanders Stats 01:06:10 - LeBron Lakers Legacy 01:20:00 - Guardians Rangers Recap 01:25:15 - Video Games Media 01:33:30 - Mitchell Trade Talk 01:38:30 - Mary Kay Interview 01:42:10 - Browns Quarterback Competition 01:49:10 - Mary Kay Anniversary 02:00:50 - Shedeur Sanders Discussion 02:09:10 - LeBron Legacy Context 02:23:10 - Gambling Transparency Idea 02:38:15 - Fourth Of July

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the perceived lack of appreciation for Donovan Mitchell within the Cleveland fan base. Mary Kay Cabot calls in from a plane to discuss the high-stakes quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They also explore the front office's roster-building strategy and the importance of veteran leadership on the offensive line. 01:50 - Physical Media and Gaming 10:04 - Donovan Mitchell Trade Debate 16:31 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 20:11 - Browns Quarterback Competition 25:36 - Browns Offensive Line Updates 33:23 - Shedeur Sanders Fan Discourse

Ken and Lima both declare they want Shedeur Sanders to win the starting job, but say it's fair for Deshaun Watson to open the season as starter given the new coaching staff, patchwork offensive line, and rookie receivers around him. A caller named Cool Ray pushes back hard, accusing the hosts and Mary Kay Cabot of unfairly praising Watson for showing up to train while glossing over the fact that Sanders never left, and challenging them on whether they're really giving him a fair shake. The debate gets heated over whether last year's struggles were mostly circumstance or a real red flag, with both sides agreeing the real answer comes once pads are on in camp.

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

Hour 2 of Baskin and Phelps

Mary Kay Cabot joined Baskin and Phelps to talk about the recent changes in the Browns' front office and why she thinks it strengthens the team from the top down. She also talked about what she thinks the Browns will do in order to find their quarterback and how things will change on defense without Myles Garrett.

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

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

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken and Lima to break down the Browns' offseason, starting with the Denzel Ward trade buzz sparked by Terrion Arnold's arrest. The setup has Cabot shutting down any real chance of a Ward trade while admitting a first-round pick (or more) would have to be on the table for Cleveland to even listen, and she also clarifies Grant Delpit isn't holding in, just dealing with a minor camp tweak. The bottom line: Cabot says Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson's quarterback competition is legit, with no real trade smoke despite rumors, and benching Shedeur after he wins fans over could be a tougher sell than the Browns think.

In Hour 2 of the show, Jonas Knox, Brady Quinn, & LaVar Arrington go over Mary Kay Cabot's comments on saying Jared Verse is a force multiplier for the Browns. Plus, the guys go over the World Cup and update the latest on who is shining bright, we have another edition of The Good The Bad & The Ugly, and more!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Tuesday! There have been a lot of rumors about Zach Werenski's future in Columbus. Mike Babcock got introduced as Edmonton's new Head Coach, and his press conference was a zoo. Adam Schefter joins the show. What is the likelihood that Bruce Thornton gets drafted in the 2nd Round tonight? We play In or Out. Brian Hedger of the Columbus Dispatch joins the show to talk Blue Jackets. The Cavaliers are linked to a trade rumor that sounds too good to be true, yet their fans don't even want it. Can JJ McCarthy boomarang back around into being a good starting QB in the NFL later in his career? Mary Kay Cabot joins the show to talk Browns. And we Tell the Truth about Brian Kelly's career.

Mary Kay Cabot joins Andy Baskin and Jeff Phelps to discuss rumors surrounding Deshaun Watson and the possibility of adding Brendan Sorsby to the roster. They also analyze the development of rookie offensive linemen and the impressive performance of receivers KC Concepcion and Denzel Boston. 01:00 - NBA Draft Expectations 02:22 - Browns Quarterback Rumors 07:02 - Roster Depth Evaluation

Andy Baskin and Jeff Phelps discuss the NBA draft before welcoming Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com to analyze the Cleveland Browns' roster and quarterback competition. They react to Joe Thomas's comments regarding a Myles Garrett trade and evaluate Jimmy Haslam's ownership strategies across multiple franchises. Meredith Kain joins to deliver headlines regarding Trae Young's contract extension, new NFL stadium developments, and Mike Babcock's return to the NHL. 01:50 - NBA Draft And Browns Interview 07:33 - Browns Roster Shuffling 16:30 - Joe Thomas On Garrett Trade 21:35 - Jimmy Haslam Ownership Philosophy 31:11 - NBA And NFL Headlines 39:17 - PGA Tour And Mike Babcock

Ken and Lima welcome Mary Kay Cabot to discuss the Cleveland Browns' interest in quarterback prospect Brendan Sorsby and the ongoing competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They also navigate a personal drama involving their producer John's upcoming trip to Florida to visit a friend he met on Hinge. Mary Kay provides insight into Todd Monken's coaching style and why the organization might pass on Sorsby despite his talent. 01:50 - John's Florida Trip Drama 05:50 - Logan Discusses Relationship Trust 13:27 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 18:44 - Sorsby's NFL Draft Outlook 21:57 - Browns Quarterback Battle Update 25:42 - Cabot Joins Relationship Debate 32:37 - NFL Interest In Sorsby 39:38 - Steelers' Draft Philosophy Analysis

Ken and Lima analyze the controversy surrounding Brendan Sorsby's draft eligibility and his agent's fiery defense against gambling allegations. They also discuss J.R. Smith's claims that the Cavaliers have failed to recognize him properly since the 2016 championship. Mary Kay Cabot and Zach Meisel join to provide updates on the Browns' quarterback battle and the Guardians' depth issues. 01:50 - Guardians Without Jose Ramirez 07:20 - John's Platform For Florida 13:15 - Christmas Tree Farm Heirs 18:25 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Issues 27:35 - Sorsby's Agent Defends Integrity 37:05 - Tornado Warning In Ashtabula 42:40 - Browns Supplemental Draft Talk 53:55 - Shedeur Sanders Character Debate 01:05:15 - J.R. Smith Rips Cavs 01:11:20 - About Last Night Segment 01:21:20 - Logan Reacts To Florida 01:31:25 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 01:41:50 - Browns Quarterback Competition Battle 01:50:15 - NFL Interest In Sorsby 02:01:10 - Zach Meisel On Guardians 02:12:15 - Guardians Trade Deadline Strategy 02:24:35 - LeBron James To Knicks 02:35:40 - Final LeBron To New York

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken and Lima to explain why the Cleveland Browns are likely to pass on prospect Brennan Sorsby despite his agent's claims. She provides insight into the intense quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders while detailing Todd Monken's coaching style.

Jonathan Peterlin and Nick Pedone evaluate the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation and whether the team should pursue Brendan Sorsby. They break down comments from Mary Kay Cabot regarding Todd Monken's influence on the roster and the competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. Additionally, they explore generational gaps and the use of modern slang in the studio. 02:21 - Show Introduction 03:42 - Generational Gaps and Slang 10:35 - Evaluating Brendan Sorsby 13:33 - Todd Monken's QB Influence

Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com joins Jeff and Dan on the show to discuss why the Cleveland Browns are unlikely to pursue Brendan Sorsby in the supplemental draft despite his talent level. She details the franchise's philosophy on giving players second chances and how the roster is preparing for a training camp battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. Additionally, the conversation highlights the significant depth and progress seen in the wide receiver room. 01:00 - Brendan Sorsby Draft Outlook 04:44 - Sorsby Talent Evaluation 06:49 - Team Philosophy On Character 09:31 - Watson And Sanders Battle 12:59 - Improved Wide Receiver Depth

Mary Kay Cabot joins the program to provide insights into the ongoing competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They analyze Todd Monken's offensive system, the challenges facing a young roster, and the leadership qualities required for the starting role. The discussion also touches on media interactions and the long-term outlook for the front office. 01:50 - Browns Quarterback Competition Debate 05:10 - Divisive Questions and Media Bias 08:45 - Cleveland Media Culture Analysis 13:45 - Mary Kay Cabot Joins 19:30 - Evaluating Monken's Young Offense 23:45 - Quarterback Leadership Styles Compared 27:45 - Todd Monken's Job Security 34:30 - Analyzing Watson's Recent Struggles 38:15 - Shedeur Sanders' Development Path

Ken and Anthony dissect Deshaun Watson's first press conference in 20 months, zeroing in on his cryptic "internal conversations" comment that has fans wondering if he's already been promised the starting job. The guys debate whether Shedeur Sanders has ever truly faced real competition in his life, and why Ken still believes starting Watson early could actually be better for Shedeur's long-term development. Plus, reports that Todd Monken lost his voice screaming at Shedeur in practice raise new questions ahead of Mary Kay Cabot joining the show at 8:20.

Ken and Anthony play Shedeur Sanders' press conference clips back to back, including his dismissal of the QB competition framing and his fiery response to a reporter asking whether he'd work out with Deshaun Watson this offseason. Ken defends Shedeur's team-first answers while pushing back on the notion that the question was divisive, arguing Cleveland media has actually been far gentler with Shedeur than he'd get in New York or Philly. Mary Kay Cabot joins at 8:20 to settle the debate on whether either quarterback has actually looked good at minicamp.

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken and Anthony to break down the Browns' quarterback battle, revealing that while Deshaun Watson started minicamp with the early edge, Shedeur Sanders has worked his way back into contention over the past two weeks. Mary Kay offers a mild critique of Todd Monken for not naming a starter yet, arguing it would help the team rally behind one guy during the five-week summer break. She also dismisses the Todd Monken job security chatter following the Myles Garrett trade and addresses whether the Browns would consider Brendan Sorsby if he enters the supplemental draft.

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

Featuring Daniel Oyefusi, Mary Kay Cabot, Levi Weaver, Wayne Randazzo, Sam Monson, and Zac Jackson.

Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot drops a bombshell, revealing that Shedeur Sanders has come on so strong in recent weeks that the organization may actually be pumping the brakes on handing Deshaun Watson the starting job before training camp even begins. Cabot also makes the case that Jared Verse is going to be a better team leader for this young Browns roster than Myles Garrett ever was, which is a sentence nobody saw coming a week ago. Todd Monken meeting with Deion Sanders is also apparently really happening, and the hosts want to know what fans think about all of it.

Mary Kay Cabot's report that Shedeur has genuinely surprised the Browns coaching staff has the hosts fired up, and an insider source confirms yesterday was Sanders' best day of OTAs with his footwork improving and his big plays finally showing up downfield. One host makes the emotional case that Browns fans simply deserve someone to look forward to, and that even if Shedeur is not proven yet, watching Deshaun Watson just dredges up too many bad memories to be worth it if this team is not going anywhere. The verdict is clear: let the best quarterback win the job, but the fanbase is quietly pulling hard for Shedeur to stack enough good days to make the decision easy.

Mary Kay Cabot joins Ken Carmen and Anthony Lima to discuss a potential paradigm shift in the Cleveland Browns quarterback competition. She reports that Shedeur Sanders is gaining significant momentum and could challenge Deshaun Watson for the starting role as training camp approaches. They also analyze the culture impact of the Myles Garrett trade and the rising expectations for the Guardians young roster. 01:50 - Jose Ramirez Playoff Pressure 05:36 - Guardians Pitching and Rotation 09:05 - Teammates React to Garrett Trade 16:18 - Mary Kay Cabot Interview 21:22 - Shedeur Sanders Gaining Momentum 25:01 - Leadership Shift After Garrett 33:09 - Ken and Anthony React 37:41 - Future of Browns Quarterback