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On this First Friday edition of the program, ESPN NFL Draft and college football analyst Jordan Reid joins the guys (50:00) to break down quarterback prospects in the 2027 NFL Draft. The Baltimore Sun's Brian Wacker also joins the show (19:18) to recap his one-on-one sit down with Browns HC Todd Monken and Monken's journey to Cleveland. Plus, hear from Browns CB coach/PGC Brandon Lynch (1:21:11) and play higher or lower with 2026 NFL QB Power Rankings (1:11:11).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Baskin and Daryl Ruiter react to Chad Johnson's claims regarding Shedeur Sanders potentially replacing Deshaun Watson as the Browns' starter. they also review Todd Monken's performance during the offseason and discuss Myles Garrett's absence from voluntary OTAs. 01:00 - NBA Draft and Intro 01:33 - Chad Johnson's QB Theory 06:53 - Monken and Garrett Discussion

Ken and Lima break down the conflicting messages coming from the Browns front office regarding quarterback Brendan Sorsby. They compare coach Todd Monken's harsh assessment of Sorsby's character to GM Andrew Berry's more measured stance on second chances. The discussion explores whether the franchise can handle another controversial quarterback situation amidst the supplemental draft. 02:06 - Handling Character Concerns 08:06 - Gambling Contaminating Character 13:36 - Monken Eviscerates Sorsby 18:45 - Browns Draft Philosophy 22:22 - Carman's Champions Pose 27:53 - Setting Up For Failure 35:10 - College Litigation Drama 40:30 - NFL Suspension Rules

Ken and Anthony discuss the fallout of Brendan Sorsby entering the supplemental draft following gambling allegations and a divide between Andrew Berry and Todd Monken. They analyze Sorsby's professional outlook with guest Ryan Wilson and debate his value compared to Arch Manning. The conversation also explores a simulated NBA Finals where the Knicks are champions and the state of the Guardians without Jose Ramirez. 03:15 - Debating Brendan Sorsby's Future 08:35 - Character Concerns Versus Talent 13:35 - Monken and Berry Disagree 18:35 - Supplemental Draft Bidding Strategy 25:05 - Quarterback Room Purgatory 30:05 - Gambling Rules and Suspensions 36:45 - NCAA Legal Battle Precedents 45:15 - Emory Hunt's Season Outlook 51:30 - Shedeur Sanders Draft Debate 58:05 - Ryan Wilson Analyzes Sorsby 01:07:45 - Sorsby Versus Arch Manning 01:13:45 - Knicks Win Simulated Finals 01:21:20 - Cape Verde's Historic Upset 01:31:05 - Guardians Without Jose Ramirez 01:44:30 - Adversity in Collegiate Football 01:57:15 - Future Prospects and Arch 02:07:45 - Evaluating Browns Trade History 02:16:00 - Justin Termini Interview: NBA 02:25:20 - James Harden's Trade Impact 02:33:37 - Ken's Late Night Parental Rant

Ken and Lima revisit the Sorsby debate through a new lens — whether Browns fans should be comfortable watching a potential top-five talent land in Pittsburgh if Cleveland passes. Ken holds firm that bad quarterbacks go top five all the time, so the talent hype alone doesn't move him, but concedes that Todd Monken's pointed comments at the golf outing may have actually undermined the Browns' own supplemental draft strategy by telegraphing too much. The guys replay both the Andrew Berry and Monken clips side by side, with Ken noting the stark contrast between Berry's measured grace and Monken's personal attacks on Sorsby's character. Lima pushes the argument that Cleveland's own scouting staff — coming off back-to-back well-regarded drafts — may have a far more positive internal read on Sorsby than anything being said publicly.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the possibility of the Cleveland Browns selecting quarterback Brennan Sorsby in the NFL supplemental draft following his departure from Texas Tech. They discuss Todd Monken's previous comments on Sorsby's situation and evaluate how his dual-threat skill set and raw talent could fit into the team's long-term plans. 01:01 - Monken on Sorsby's Draft Decision 05:06 - Evaluating Sorsby's Dual-Threat Talent 09:00 - Potential NFL Suspension Precedents

Jeff Phelps and Dan Menningen discuss the Cleveland Browns' rumored interest in quarterback Brendan Sorsby and the potential drama involved. They examine the contrasting public statements from Andrew Berry and the coaching staff regarding roster additions with off-field baggage. 01:16 - Brendan Sorsby Rumors 04:20 - Monken and Berry Quotes 07:41 - Browns Quarterback Evaluation 13:14 - Franchise Driver Commitment

Lance Reisland joins Daryl and Lima with his most detailed scouting report yet from OTAs and minicamp, breaking down why he'd start Deshaun Watson week one while making clear Shedeur has quietly become a much better practice player than he was a year ago. Riz raves about the young receiver trio of Denzel Boston, KC Concepcion, and Isaiah Bond, arguing Boston has legitimate number one receiver potential and that Harold Fannin forces defenses into impossible coverage decisions. He also breaks down why Monken's player-first offense is a complete departure from Stefanski's system, and why the 4-3 scheme is actually a better fit for Jared Verse than anything he ran in LA.

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

Anthony Lima and Daryl Ruiter analyze the ongoing Cleveland quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and Dylan Gabriel. They discuss Todd Monken's coaching intensity and the potential for a Week 1 starter. Additionally, they reveal the surprisingly modest appearance fees for NBA halftime legend Red Panda. 02:12 - Watson Mechanics And Athleticism 04:44 - Monken Ranking The Quarterbacks 08:09 - Browns Quarterback Competition Update 12:25 - Historical Quarterback Battle Comparisons 17:27 - Kevin Stefanski Closure Debate 21:11 - Veterans Practice Attendance Policy 26:24 - Face Of The Franchise 35:23 - Red Panda Halftime Salary

Daryl and Lima break down the stark contrast between Todd Monken calling the Sorsby situation a slippery slope and Andrew Berry responding with compassion and a call for grace, raising real questions about whether the Browns could eventually take a shot on the embattled quarterback prospect. The guys debate whether Sorsby's gambling issues represent a pattern of bad decisions or a genuine addiction, and whether his path back runs through a big season at Texas Tech. One thing is clear: if Sorsby emerges as a Heisman candidate this fall, this conversation is far from over.

Daryl and Lima react to Lance Reisland's take and dig deeper into what separates this year's camp from last year's disaster, with Daryl pointing to the pre-snap complexity Monken is installing as the biggest change Cleveland fans haven't been able to see. Both quarterbacks have flashed, but Daryl's honest concern remains the inconsistency that keeps him from fully buying in on either guy heading into training camp. The Buffalo joint practice looms as the real barometer, just like the Vikings joint practice in 2024 foreshadowed exactly how bad that season was going to be.

Lima and Daryl debate whether the Browns' QB competition is already decided in Monken's head, with Daryl believing someone is quietly in the lead heading into training camp. The guys break down why the Browns haven't had a true franchise quarterback since Baker Mayfield, leaving the face of the team to guys like Denzel Ward and the newly acquired Jared Verse. With Watson's baggage and Shedeur still proving himself, Todd Monken's only concern is who gives them the best chance to score, fans be damned.

Nick and JP dive into if Todd Monken is beginning to change how fans feel towards him.

Albert Breer makes the case that it actually makes more logistical sense to start Deshaun Watson and transition to Shedeur Sanders mid-season than the other way around, and Ken admits the argument has merit even though it will drive the fan base absolutely crazy. Ken delivers a blunt eulogy for Watson's career, saying whatever made him special is completely gone and the only reason he is still on the roster is because cutting him would wreck the salary cap after all the moves Cleveland has already made. The guys close by arguing that regardless of what Monken decides, starting Shedeur is simply more fun for a fan base that desperately needs something to get excited about after trading away Myles Garrett.

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.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Mary Kay Cabot's report on Todd Monken delaying a quarterback depth chart decision. They debate the merits of letting Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson compete longer before discussing the hypothetical fallout of interviewing Dillon Gabriel. Banter regarding Andy Baskin and the physical realities of aging are also included. 01:00 - Banter on Aging 02:57 - QB Competition Timeline 10:30 - Dillon Gabriel Jokes

Todd Monken faces a difficult decision regarding the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback as both Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders struggle during OTAs. Zac Jackson of The Athletic provides insight into the competition, while Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin's discussion explores if the team's defensive talent can compensate for offensive inconsistencies. The conversation also touches on the Cleveland Guardians and the possibility of decimal jersey numbers. 01:02 - Browns QB Competition Analysis 03:45 - Monken's Quarterback Decision Timeline 06:03 - Browns Roster and Defensive Talent 12:23 - Shifting Narratives on Deshaun Watson 16:11 - Jersey Numbers and Guardians Update

Jeff Phelps and Daryl Ruiter analyze future NFL quarterback rankings from Sports Illustrated and Chris Simms. They debate the positioning of Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders on the Cleveland depth chart while considering potential roster moves involving Anthony Richardson. 01:31 - Quarterback Rankings Discussion 04:18 - Simms Starting QB Rankings 08:32 - Anthony Richardson Trade Debate 12:00 - Monken's Starting QB Decision

Seth and Sean hear what CJ, Will and Nico had to say about their contract situations and compare it to what Nick Caserio had to say about each when they talked to him yesterday, then discuss if the Browns fans and media comparing Todd Monken to David Culley are off-base.

Jeff Phelps and Chris Fedor react to Jared Verse's honest comments about his trade from the Rams to the Browns. They discuss his transition from Los Angeles to Cleveland, his "violent" style of play, and whether he can provide the leadership the defense needs. 01:00 - Monken's Energetic Coaching 02:50 - Verse Trade Reaction 05:48 - Browns Practice Observations 12:09 - Verse's Violent Style

Jim Schwartz breaks his silence on the Ryan Ripken show and delivers exactly the answer everyone already knew was coming, saying he was not going to stay on as defensive coordinator after getting passed over for the head coaching job because a forced marriage never works and players would have been more loyal to him than to Todd Monken. Ken and Lima both agree the reasoning is completely understandable and that they said the same thing the minute Monken was hired, but Ken's concern is not about the past, it is about what happens if Schwartz keeps popping up in the media during a five win season and starts undermining Monken before he ever gets a fair shot. The bigger question hangs over the whole segment, with Lima asking Ken directly whether the clock is already ticking on Todd Monken and Ken saying yes without hesitation, which sets up the next conversation with Zac Jackson about just how much runway this coaching staff actually has.

Todd Monken's recent press conference in Berea offered a surprisingly transparent look at the team's transition after the Myles Garrett trade. They discuss the impressive practice performance of Shedeur Sanders compared to Deshaun Watson's struggles and how Monken is handling the ongoing competition for the starting role. 01:00 - Todd Monken's Honest Presser 04:07 - Spencer Fano's Tackle Development 05:04 - The Sanders-Watson QB Competition

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to Todd Monken addressing the potential of the Cleveland Browns acquiring Brendan Sorsby, highlighting concerns over the quarterback's gambling history. They contrast this with Andrew Berry's management style and debate the recent blockbuster trade of Myles Garrett. Callers weigh in on the front office's direction and the impact of adding Jared Verse to the defensive line. 01:00 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Concerns 07:05 - Heated Myles Garrett Debate 11:31 - Jared Verse Evaluation

Ken and Nick wrestle with the full domino effect of a Garrett trade, and the thing eating at Ken most is not the lost wins, it is the clock it would start ticking on Todd Monken before he ever gets a real chance. Ken lays out the brutal math: if this year becomes a throwaway, the rookie quarterback has to be great immediately, Deshaun Watson has to play at an obscene level to justify anything, and all of it has to work out perfectly or Andrew Barry and Monken are gone too. The Brendan Sorsby conversation adds another layer of chaos, with Ken genuinely hoping Sorsby wins his injunction today because the last thing this franchise needs is another quarterback question mark on top of everything else. By the end Ken sounds exhausted but clear, saying this organization is reaching a critical mass and he no longer thinks he is wasting everyone's time talking about it.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the blockbuster Myles Garrett trade to the Rams, questioning if Jared Verse and draft picks offer enough value for a franchise cornerstone. The conversation explores Todd Monken's outlook for the upcoming season and addresses the deep-seated frustration expressed by longtime Cleveland fans. 01:01 - Analyzing Garrett Trade Value 05:22 - Monken's No-Lose Scenario 08:42 - Cleveland Fan Frustration

Andy and Jeff go back through every comment Todd Monken and Myles Garrett have made about each other and wonder if they should have been reading more into it with the trade rumors heating up.

John and Maliq share their thoughts on the fact that Todd Monken has yet to formally meet Myles Garrett and John explains why he thinks it should be a bigger deal than what people are making it out to be.

The second hour with John Colavita and Maliq Hicks in for Baskin & Phelps.

Ben Maller talks about Browns coach Todd Monken still not even meeting with Myles Garrett, if Monken's bluntness is refreshing or a bad sign, Titans coach Robert Saleh publicly dismissing the idea of a "revenge game" against the Jets, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, Sports Jeopardy, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze Todd Monken's candid coaching style and his recent frustrations with practice execution. This discussion also covers reports of a potential meeting between Monken and Deion Sanders regarding Shedeur Sanders. 01:00 - Polyamory And Relationship Multitasking 02:34 - Monken's Practice Comments 13:11 - Deion Sanders Meeting

On this episode, hear from Browns HC Todd Monken, OG Zion Johnson, DT Mason Graham, and LB Quincy Williams following Wednesday's OTA practice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken and Lima dig into the Jeremy Fowler report that Deshaun Watson holds the early edge in the Browns quarterback competition, raising the more interesting question of who exactly is talking to national insiders when OTAs have barely started and there's been almost nothing to evaluate. The debate gets heated fast — Ken makes the case that leaks in 2026 don't necessarily come from inside the building, pointing to agents, business managers, and people in players' orbits as the more likely sources, while Lima pushes back on the framing without fully disagreeing with the underlying point. The uncomfortable reality hanging over all of it is that if Monken does start Watson, the fan fallout is going to be severe — not just from Shedeur supporters, but from a broad chunk of the fan base that simply doesn't want to watch Deshaun Watson play football again regardless of how he looks in practice.

Ken and Lima tackled a spicy theory — that Todd Monken's age and the reality that this is likely his only shot at being an NFL head coach makes him far more inclined to start Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders, regardless of what the schedule release video signaled. The argument is straightforward: a 60-year-old coach with nothing to lose and everything to prove isn't going to hand the keys to a fifth-round rookie when a physically healthy 30-year-old veteran is sitting in the same room. The counter is just as compelling — a younger head coach with a longer runway would have every incentive to build around Shedeur and absorb the losses, but Monken simply doesn't have that luxury, and that reality may be quietly shaping the entire quarterback decision before training camp even opens.

Daryl Ruiter joins Ken and Lima with a bolder Browns record prediction than anyone in the room, landing at 8-9 while breaking down why the national media is sleeping on a schedule full of winnable games and a roster that's quietly better than its reputation. The Shedeur video debate gets a Daryl Ruiter stamp of approval — he isn't calling it proof the kid starts, but he's adamant the Browns don't put anything out by accident, and ownership clearly wants Sanders to win the job even if Monken makes the final call. On the Cavs side, Daryl is pumping the brakes on the celebration, warning that the turnovers are still a problem and tonight's Game 6 is a must-close situation — because nobody wants to find out what happens if this series goes back to Detroit.

The Jets official 2026 schedule was released yesterday and what jumps out most is the stretch of games Gang Green will play over the first quarter of the season.  A brutal run that could have them, once again, out of playoff contention before Halloween. https://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/72018715/download.mp3 Opening the season on the road in Tennesee will be no picnic as Robert Saleh will be looking for revenge with a loaded front seven.  Having added former Jets Jermaine Johnson and John Franklin-Myers to Jeffery Simmons up front is going to be tough for any offense.  Let alone a group that will be taking its first ever reps in live action. Add to that the fact that the Titans brought in more weapons for Cam Ward by signing Wan’Dale Robinson away from the Giants before drafting Carnell Tate with the third overall pick in the draft.  From there, things only get worse. A brutal stretch from weeks 2-4 will bring three teams who, barring injury, will be heavy favorites over the Jets in the Packers, Lions and Bears.  Three far superior teams before taking on the Cleveland Browns in week five.  Now, before you go writing off the Browns, remember they have one of the best defenses in the NFL, and a new head coach in Todd Monken who seems to get the best out of every quarterback who plays in his offense. There are some who believe Deshaun Watson will be Cleveland’s week one starter.  If that’s the case, and Monken can get him to be even 75% of what he was at his peak, that game will be far tougher than most seem to believe. From there it’s a head-to-head tilt with the New England Patriots who, again, should be heavy favorites in that one before the schedule offers a reprieve.  A winnable game against the Miami Dolphins followed by a  meeting with the Las Vegas Raiders.   Back,-to-back winnable games for sure, but two games that may be taking place with the Jets having two wins or less.The post Jets Face Difficult Stretch to Kick off 2026 Season appeared first on JetNation.com - New York Jets Blog & Forum. Be sure to check out the JetNation forums for around-the-clock Jets talk. https://forums.JetNation.com

On this episode, hear from Browns HC Todd Monken, WR KC Concepcion, OT Spencer Fano, EDGE Logan Fano, TE Carsen Ryan, and QB Taylen Green from day 1 of rookie minicamp from the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus in Berea.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Jim Rome Show HR 3 - 5/1/26 While the city of Cleveland is embroiled in a QB battle on May 1, Browns Head Coach Todd Monken is more levelheaded. Jim takes a couple of calls from the Clones with song parodies. Plus Alvie has the ionic Week That Was. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Todd Monken joins the studio to discuss his new role as head coach and the Cleveland Browns' recent draft strategy. He addresses the upcoming quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, emphasizing the importance of objectivity. Monken also highlights his relationship with GM Andrew Berry and his goals for establishing a disciplined team identity. 01:14 - Todd Monken Studio Interview 05:30 - Play Calling and Strategy 10:40 - Browns Quarterback Competition 16:13 - Reflections on 2019

Todd Monken joins the studio to recap the Browns' draft strategy and the selection of center Parker Brailsford. He breaks down the quarterback competition involving Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, while addressing how he balances head coaching duties with play-calling. Monken also shares humorous stories about his passion for horse racing and his past experiences in the NFL.

Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken discusses his vision for the team, emphasizing the need to eliminate sloppy play and establish a physical identity. He evaluates the draft class, including Parker Brailsford and Taylen Green, while addressing the quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. Kenny and the crew later analyze Monken's common-sense approach and his passion for horse racing. 01:50 - Todd Monken Interview 06:52 - Value of Play-Calling 10:07 - Establishing Team Identity 13:45 - Managing Quarterback Competitions 19:55 - Handling Social Media Noise 23:25 - Assessing Taylen Green 27:51 - Horse Racing and Horses 40:36 - Reaction to Monken Interview 45:17 - Reflecting on 2019 Season

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin's discussion evaluates Todd Monken's potential as a head coach, highlighting his honest personality and contrasting it with Kevin Stefanski's tenure. They examine Monken's recent interview and debate whether his focus on winning can overcome the historical struggles of the franchise. 01:00 - Todd Monken Offensive Outlook 04:50 - Monken Personality and Interview 09:51 - Browns Coaching History Comparison

Jonathan Peterlin and Lance Reisland debate whether Todd Monken can fix the offense or if owner Jimmy Haslam's interference will continue to hinder the franchise. They also field a call from a listener defending Deshaun Watson, leading Peterlin to argue that the quarterback's tenure has been an unmitigated disaster for Cleveland. 01:00 - Monken's New Offensive System 04:29 - Haslam's Ownership Interference 09:06 - Peterlin Rebuts Watson Supporter

Jonathan Peterlin and Lance Reisland react to reports that Deshaun Watson holds the inside track for the starting job over Shedeur Sanders. They debate whether Todd Monken is prioritizing practice aesthetics over recent game struggles and injury history. The discussion concludes by questioning if front-office pressure is dictating the quarterback competition. 01:14 - Watson vs Sanders Debate 05:44 - Monken's Offensive Philosophy 11:50 - Front Office Influence Concerns

On this first 2026 NFL Draft edition of From the Podium, hear from Browns GM Andrew Berry, HC Todd Monken, OT Spencer Fano, and WR KC Concepcion on the first night of the NFL Draft.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to Todd Monken's candid admission regarding the Browns tanking during the 2015-2016 seasons. They also evaluate the team's latest draft picks, including Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion, while contrasting Monken's personality with former coach Freddie Kitchens. The discussion highlights the mixed fan reactions to Andrew Berry's recent decisions and the impact of Ohio State players on the draft. 01:07 - Browns Draft Pick Analysis 04:14 - Evaluating Andrew Berry's Reputation 08:14 - Monken Admits Browns Tanked 10:05 - Todd Monken vs Freddie Kitchens 12:46 - Sports Update

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the pressure mounting across the AFC North after interviewing Bob Haynie, Mo Egger, and Andrew Fillipponi. They debate whether Joe Burrow is facing a make-or-break season in Cincinnati and discuss Todd Monken's response to questions about Miles Garrett's absence from voluntary workouts. 01:55 - Bob Haynie on Ravens 06:02 - Bengals Dexter Lawrence Trade 11:16 - Steelers Draft and Rodgers 19:12 - Burrow's Make-or-Break Year 26:22 - Monken on Garrett's Absence 33:06 - Guardians Baseball Slump Talk 39:01 - Deshaun Watson vs. Sanders

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate Joe Burrow's championship window in Cincinnati, discussing if the quarterback is under unfair pressure due to his injury history. They also break down Todd Monken's comments on voluntary workouts and compare the situations of Lamar Jackson and Myles Garrett.

On this episode, hear from Browns HC Todd Monken, QB Shedeur Sanders, and QB Dillon Gabriel on the first day of volunteer veteran minicamp during draft week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Best Podcast Available, Browns OL Zion Johnson joins Browns play-by-play voice Andrew Siciliano for an exclusive interview on the offseason programs, head coach Todd Monken's philosophy and energy, and more! Andrew and Jason Gibbs also break down a handful of mock drafts and recap the first week of the offseason program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.