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Daryl Ruiter joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to break down the Browns' 53-man roster fallout, predicting Luke Floriea clears waivers onto the practice squad and putting Deshaun Watson's runway at four to six weeks rather than a quick two-game hook. He shares some fun with the suspicious timing of Dillon Gabriel's back injury without going full conspiracy, and flags real concerns about depth on both lines and in the secondary after a rough preseason. Ruiter also weighs in on Austin Barber's chances of overtaking Teven Jenkins at guard and lands on six to eight wins as a realistic ceiling for this year's roster.

Daryl Ruiter joins Ken and Anthony to break down Dillon Gabriel's strong preseason showing, admitting there's a real chance the Browns keep only three quarterbacks and that Todd Monken's comments left the door open to moving on from one of them. The conversation also digs into why Shedeur Sanders was practically invisible in Amazon's glowing Deshaun Watson coverage, with Ruiter offering an inside explanation for why the broadcast leaned so hard into the "reclamation project" narrative.

Daryl Ruiter joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to make the case for Shedeur Sanders, pointing to a clean operation and zero non-competitive throws against Deshaun Watson's disastrous outing, and lays out a full "boo tracker" for how often Watson got booed on Saturday. Ruiter argues the Browns should treat Watson like the Texans did before trading him, paying him out but never playing him again, and rips the organization for mismanaging the crisis rather than protecting its young players. The two also look ahead to Todd Monken's decision day and close out with a tribute to Nick Chubb's place among the greatest Browns of the post-1999 era.

Minimaal de helft van de week op kantoor, daartoe wil ABN Amro medewerkers dwingen via een nieuwe cao. En de bank is niet de enige werkgever die het personeel terug wil hebben in de kantoortuin. Maar kan dit zo maar? En waarom is het thuiswerk-enthousiasme van werkgevers zo bekoeld? Luister naar economieredacteur Marieke de Ruiter. Studenten opgelet! De Volkskrant biedt een gratis studentenabonnement aan, af te sluiten via volkskrant.nl/studenten Presentatie: Pieter KlokRedactie: Corinne van Duin, Lotte Grimbergen, Jasper VeenstraMontage: Rinkie BartelsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daryl Ruiter joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima and pushes back on Anthony's take that this is the "biggest week" of Shedeur Sanders' career, agreeing with Ken that Deshaun Watson has the job essentially locked up given how the practice schedule was arranged. Ruiter says Watson's preseason debut felt more like watching a training camp practice than a real game, and argues Todd Monken risks overselling Watson by getting excited over "basic" quarterback operation rather than tempering expectations for a player who's logged only 19 games in six years. He also raves about KC Concepcion as the real story of the opener, but flags the secondary's lack of depth as his top concern, while noting the starting offensive line looked improved even though Sanders had nearly a full second more pocket protection than Watson did.

Browns beat reporter Daryl Ruiter joins Ken and Anthony to preview Saturday's preseason opener against Chicago, saying he wants to see both Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders operate the offense cleanly and on target, while noting Watson has looked sharper in recent practices after a rocky start to camp. Ruiter pushes back on the idea that questioning Sanders' pre-snap execution is an attack on his intelligence, framing it instead as a byproduct of learning a new, demanding scheme from scratch, and says roster bubble battles at cornerback and the fifth/sixth receiver spots won't really take shape until the third preseason game. He also touches on Za'Darius Smith's potential return, Joe Rowe's unexplained absence from camp, and agrees with the show's earlier take that Jose Ramirez should be shut down for a couple of weeks to let his hand heal.

Deze hele week in De Nacht van BNNVARA: aandacht voor de misdaad. Presentator Bemshi de Visser praat in deze uitzending met hoogleraar forensische psychologie Corine de Ruiter.  Als hoogleraar forensische psychologie duikt ze al decennia in de levens van daders die de meesten van ons liever niet willen begrijpen. Ze vertelt hoe iemand ontspoort, waarom de grens tussen dader en slachtoffer flinterdun is, en wat haar na al die jaren nog drijft.

Het uitgaansleven in Nederland staat onder druk: het aantal clubs en kroegen is de afgelopen tien jaar bijna gehalveerd. Waarom is Gen Z steeds minder op de dansvloer te vinden? En wat betekent dit voor de toekomst van het nachtleven? Hoofdredacteur Pieter Klok bespreekt het met verslaggevers Miluska van Rompu en Marieke de Ruiter.Deze aflevering van de Volkskrant Elke Dag is niet op de redactie opgenomen, maar in een collegezaal vol beginnende studenten op het Utrecht Science Park, tijdens de UITweek.Podcast: de Volkskrant Elke DagPresentatie: Pieter KlokRedactie: Pleuntje Valkhoff en Lotte GrimbergenEindredactie: Lotte Grimbergen Montage: Rinkie Bartels Studenten opgelet! De Volkskrant biedt een gratis studentenabonnement aan, af te sluiten via volkskrant.nl/studenten See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Het uitgaansleven in Nederland staat onder druk: het aantal clubs en kroegen is de afgelopen tien jaar bijna gehalveerd. Waarom is Gen Z steeds minder op de dansvloer te vinden? En wat betekent dit voor de toekomst van het nachtleven? Hoofdredacteur Pieter Klok bespreekt het met verslaggevers Miluska van Rompu en Marieke de Ruiter.Deze aflevering van de Volkskrant Elke Dag is niet op de redactie opgenomen, maar in een collegezaal vol beginnende studenten op het Utrecht Science Park, tijdens de UITweek, die we ook bij het gesprek zullen betrekken.Podcast: de Volkskrant Elke DagPresentatie: Pieter KlokRedactie: Pleuntje Valkhoff en Lotte GrimbergenEindredactie: Lotte GrimbergenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Daryl Ruiter joins Ken and Anthony from Browns camp, where 16 players missed practice, including a scary cart-off for Sam Kamara, though Ruiter notes Todd Monken stays tight-lipped on injury details. He breaks down the quarterback competition, saying he'd start Shedeur Sanders in Week 1 given his marked improvement since spring, even as he expects the Browns to go a different direction. Ruiter also argues the Jared Verse-for-Myles Garrett trade makes the Browns better positioned long-term, pointing to their lopsided Patriots loss as proof sacks alone don't win games, and calls the current rebuild talent-driven rather than asset-driven. He closes by raving about rookie receivers Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion, the most excited he's been about a Browns receiver duo since Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry.

Yehiam, Israel Event - April 3, 2014 Evening. A simple shift we make every time we go to sleep shows how easy moving deeper can be, so what makes it such a frightening thing to do while we're awake? Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Andy Baskin and Jeff Phelps analyze the start of training camp with Daryl Ruiter, focusing on a high-stakes quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They explore Todd Monken's demanding coaching style and the potential impact of new offensive additions. The conversation also covers league-wide headlines, including pitch clock controversies and the uncertain future of LIV Golf.

Daryl Ruiter tells Ken and Anthony he'd start Shedeur Sanders tomorrow if the Browns played a game today, saying Shedeur has been more consistent and thrown fewer interceptions than Deshaun Watson through the first four practices, and he frames the race as Watson losing the job more than Shedeur winning it. Ruiter also gives credit to Dillon Gabriel for a strong camp so far, even while working with the third-teamers, and says he's unimpressed with quarterback play overall heading into pads this week. He lays out what it would take for the Browns to consider a new contract for Watson, mostly just needs him to play at a genuinely high level, not compile empty stats, and notes rookie receivers Denzel Boston and Casey Concepcion have been standouts early.

Browns beat reporter Daryl Ruiter joins Anthony Lima and Lance Reisland and pumps the brakes on the optimism around Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson, saying he's not impressed by either quarterback through two padless practices and needs another week or two before the competition comes into focus. He praises the health and explosiveness of running back Quinshon Judkins and receivers KC Concepcion and Jerry Jeudy, noting whichever quarterback works with Cleveland's top skill players simply looks better that day. Ruiter is lukewarm on a potential Jadeveon Clowney reunion given how his exit unraveled, but lights up describing Jared Verse's disruptive presence and natural leadership stepping into the void left by Myles Garrett.

Anthony Lima, and Lance Reisland rave about Jared Verse after meeting him in person, with Ruiter calling him a physical "unit" and pushing back on fans who think Andrew Berry got fleeced in the Myles Garrett trade. They note Verse has publicly rejected comparisons to Garrett, wanting to set his own standard, while Reisland cautions that Verse still has to earn the respect that forces offenses to game-plan around him the way they always did for Garrett. The conversation shifts to Berry's comparison of Todd Monken to Billy Bob Thornton's character in "Landman," with the group agreeing Monken's authenticity and communication skills feel like a refreshing departure from the more guarded Kevin Stefanski.

Yehiam, Israel Event - April 3, 2014. John uses simple examples to illustrate the critical relationship between awareness and knowing, and the subtleties of its connection to honesty, truth and meaning. Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Lima and Daryl Ruiter react to a viral street-style interview of Shedeur Sanders showing off his jewelry and fashion, with Ruiter arguing he's premature calling himself "legendary" before accomplishing much in the NFL, sparking pushback from a caller named Maurice defending the young quarterback. The crew also riffs on Mario Hezonja officially joining the Cavs, jokes about frozen ticket prices thawing the moment LeBron chose Philadelphia, and needles each other over Croatian heritage and Daryl's weekend home painting project.

Lima and Daryl Ruiter admit the "whiteboard" LeBron speculation was largely theater, joking that Rich Paul essentially controlled NBA business for four weeks by keeping the league on hold. They argue LeBron was likely never coming back to Cleveland, framing his decision to sign with Philadelphia as him chasing the "hero" narrative since Miami, Golden State, and New York were all off the table for that storyline. Ruiter also defends Kenny Atkinson's Darius Garland-for-James Harden trade against criticism, insisting it made the roster better regardless of the LeBron outcome. They tease Lima's plan to boo LeBron on his Cleveland return and set up calls from fans still processing the news.

Lima explains the seemingly contradictory stance that he doesn't blame LeBron for leaving but will boo him anyway, since LeBron is now trying to win a championship at the Cavs' expense in the same conference. He and Daryl Ruiter also air frustration over people in LeBron's camp allegedly toying with fans and manipulating prediction markets during the speculation. The conversation pivots into Cavs roster talk, with Ruiter making a strong case for pursuing Jonathan Kuminga as a needed athletic upgrade over Dean Wade, while crediting James Harden for delaying his extension to give Koby Altman cap flexibility.

Anthony Lima and Daryl Ruiter process the fallout after LeBron James signed with Philadelphia instead of returning to Cleveland, with Lima admitting he's genuinely devastated despite knowing LeBron owed the Cavs nothing. They needle each other over Ruiter's confidently wrong "we're getting LeBron" predictions all offseason, joking about erasing the Rich Paul whiteboard and calling Mike Gansey the offseason's real winner for landing him in Philly. Ruiter argues LeBron is the one to blame, not Rich Paul or the front office, framing it as LeBron chasing a new "purpose" after already conquering Cleveland, Miami, and LA.

Maui, USA Event - March 7, 2000. A teaching on the simplicity of real presence, exposing the many ways that longing, hope and desire can come between you and what you love the most. Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

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Browns reporter Daryl Ruiter joins Ken and Anthony Lima to break down the quarterback competition, saying Deshaun Watson remains the favorite to start Week 1 in Jacksonville since it's an easier transition from him to Shedeur Sanders than the reverse, though he stresses that Shedeur starting as QB2 wouldn't be a failure given the retooled line and new coaching staff around him. Ken pushes back a bit, arguing there's real pressure on Shedeur to play early since fans want to see what they have, while Ruiter counters that Deshaun's best days are likely behind him regardless of who starts. The conversation shifts to Shedeur's free youth football camp, which Ruiter says drew an outsized, electric reaction from about 500 kids, before the two dismiss Rex Ryan's recent shot at Shedeur's off-field ventures (music, photoshoots, a short film) as him complaining for the sake of complaining. Ruiter defends Shedeur's use of his offseason time as fair game as long as football stays the priority, noting Shedeur has put in real work with teammates this summer.

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Moen, Denmark Event - May 30, 2018 Afternoon. Somewhere, somehow we believe we're really all one. Is it true, and how do we really come to know and be that oneness? Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Interactive Livestream Online Meeting - November 8, 2020 Morning. John meets all the questions arising from this person's realization that there's more to him than he first thought, including how to live this life as a real human being. Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Tiruvannamalai, India Event - February 12, 2019 Morning. An experience of the sweet emptiness of home, within, is calling for a different way of relating in life. How does what seems to be nothing and nobody move in this world? Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

In this week's Lima Likes, Anthony gives a thumbs up to Khalil Watson's turnaround from an 0-for-12 start to a .290 average, and to Chase DeLauter's return to the lineup. He and Ken also dig into Timofey Mozgov getting left out of the Cavs' 10-year reunion celebration, and debate the Browns' decision to pull O.J. Simpson from their wall of fame ahead of the new stadium. They close out by replaying Daryl Ruiter's blistering response to Johnny Manziel taking shots at the Browns and Cleveland, with Ken teasing he may owe Anthony an apology from Friday's show.

Daryl Ruiter tells Ken and Anthony he's at 55 percent on LeBron returning to Cleveland but says he can't stomach the idea of him joining the Warriors after they took multiple championships from him. He explains why he wants the Cavs to move off James Harden quickly, viewing him purely as a vehicle to duck under the second luxury tax apron and give Koby Altman roster flexibility, while also taking issue with Harden's age, turnovers and defense. Ruiter also says he'd have rather traded Donovan Mitchell than Evan Mobley for Jaylen Brown, arguing Brown fits better next to Mobley. He closes by dismissing Johnny Manziel's renewed shots at the Browns and saying Brendan Sorsby's lack of a strong draft grade explains why teams are unwilling to deal with the off field baggage.

Tiruvannamalai, India Event - February 1, 2018 Morning. An exploration of free will, what is really in control of our mind, and the natural way that our whole system can come back into balance.  Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Andy Baskin and Daryl Ruiter analyze the likelihood of LeBron James returning to Cleveland, noting the Cavaliers haven't made moves to clear salary space like they did in 2014. They also debate Donovan Mitchell's market value and whether he deserves a $70 million annual extension compared to stars like José Ramírez. 01:00 - Cleveland Weather Forecast 01:48 - LeBron Return Rumors 05:20 - José Ramírez Contract 06:00 - Donovan Mitchell Value 11:54 - Cavs Roster Status

Daryl Ruiter shares a theory with Andy Baskin involving a potential Shedeur Sanders trade and the team's interest in Brendan Sorsby. They break down the massive salary cap hurdles tied to Deshaun Watson's contract and when a roster move might finally be feasible. 01:00 - Mustache And Cartoons 03:43 - Shedeur Sanders Trade Theory 11:08 - Deshaun Watson Contract Breakdown

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Moen, Denmark Event - May 30, 2018 Afternoon. Some say that the world is a reflection of your self. If that is true, how are we able to change the reflection for the better? Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Daryl Ruiter and Dan Menningen analyze a simulated Cleveland Browns roster featuring additions like Isaiah Bond and Jerry Jeudy. They discuss how a better supporting cast allows for a fair quarterback evaluation while debating the risks of rebuilding the offensive line in a single season. 01:02 - Siciliano And Social Media 05:16 - Browns Quarterback Evaluation 08:28 - New Offensive Playmakers 13:30 - Offensive Line Rebuild Debate

Daryl Ruiter and Dan Menningen examine the fallout from Jose Ramirez's hamate bone injury and how the Cleveland Guardians will navigate his five-to-seven-week absence. They review the weakness of the American League and critique a potential starting lineup featuring Kyle Manzardo and Travis Bazzana. 01:19 - Jose Ramirez Injury Impact 04:20 - American League Standings Update 08:59 - Stephen Vogt Management Style 10:09 - Guardians Projected Replacement Lineup

Nelson, Canada Event - August 30, 2000. John meets questions about truth, illusion and surrender, and describes the simplicity of returning to a pure heart and the transparent sweetness of being. Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

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.

Insider Daryl Ruiter joins the show and shuts down any Baker Mayfield reunion talk immediately, saying the Browns organization had their fill of that experience and won't be going back. Ruiter also sides firmly with Ken on Brendan Sorsby, arguing the NFL treats gambling as the one unforgivable sin and that the Browns have already burned too many draft picks on risky quarterbacks to gamble again. The most surprising takeaway is Ruiter's assessment of minicamp, where neither Watson nor Sanders has separated himself, but Shador Sanders is quietly making enough noise that a QB1 takeover before the season starts is no longer out of the question.

Vancouver, Canada Event - June 6, 2011 Afternoon. Difficulties, pressure and fear can seem too much to deal with, but on a deeper level the resources are all there. John describes how love can take control. Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Jeff Phelps and Daryl Ruiter debate the Cleveland Browns' roster stability, focusing on whether Shedeur Sanders offers more potential than a returning Deshaun Watson. They also examine the jersey number conflict in Berea between rookie Jared Verse and Dylan Gabriel while analyzing the team's offensive line health. 01:44 - Browns Offensive Line Outlook 05:15 - Shedeur Sanders Vs Deshaun Watson 10:35 - Jared Verse Jersey Conflict

Jeff Phelps and Daryl Ruiter analyze Steven Kwan's significant offensive decline and its implications for his future with the Cleveland Guardians. They evaluate whether contract negotiations have become a distraction and explore potential replacements within the organization's minor league system, including Chase DeLauter and Khalil Watson. 01:00 - Steven Kwan's Slump 03:48 - Contract Negotiation Distractions 06:13 - Outfield Prospect Options 09:55 - Guardians Lineup Changes

Jeff Phelps and Daryl Ruiter discuss the Cleveland Guardians' unexpected success at the top of the AL Central as they prepare to face the Texas Rangers. They are joined by Levi Weaver of The Athletic to analyze the team's young core, the trade deadline outlook, and concerns regarding Steven Kwan's recent performance decline. 01:20 - Guardians Surprising Season 04:31 - Levi Weaver Interview 08:05 - Trade Deadline Strategy 11:55 - Defensive Catching Philosophy 15:15 - Steven Kwan Slump 27:15 - Guardians Minor League Prospects

Jeff Phelps and Daryl Ruiter evaluate the Browns' roster dynamics, focusing on the offensive line and a hypothetical trade scenario involving Jared Verse. They speak with Wayne Randazzo regarding the Guardians' performance before reviewing Sports Illustrated's rankings of future NFL backup quarterbacks. 02:14 - Browns Offensive Line Concerns 05:32 - Browns Quarterback Situation Debate 10:01 - Jared Verse Number Swap 18:23 - Wayne Randazzo Joins Show 24:42 - Guardians Pitching Staff Depth 36:32 - Backup Quarterback Power Rankings 45:23 - Monken Names Starting Quarterback

Jonathan Peterlin and Daryl Ruiter analyze the emerging quarterback competition between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson. They review Mary Kay Cabot's recent practice observations and compare the Browns' situation to the quarterback inconsistencies discussed by Todd Monken. 01:00 - Mary Kay Cabot Report 03:41 - Shedeur Sanders Week 1 08:08 - Monken QB Comments

Amsterdam, The Netherlands Event - September 10, 2011 Afternoon. It's one thing to know the value of openness and softness of heart, but how practical is it, and how is it accessed? Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.    For more information about John de Ruiter go to www.johnderuiter.com

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the Cavs' dominant Game 7 win over Detroit alongside Daryl Ruiter, breaking down how Cleveland bounced back from a brutal Game 6 collapse to completely flip the narrative. The trio debates the true MVP of the series, with Mobley's consistency and Donovan Mitchell's statement Game 7 performance sparking a bigger conversation about whether this team has finally turned the corner. With the Knicks up next, Ken, Lima, and Ruiter also dig into what this run means for expectations moving forward, while mixing in Browns quarterback questions and the looming uncertainty at the most important position in Cleveland.

Lima and Ruiter dig into the Guardians' surprising trade for two-time Gold Glove catcher Patrick Bailey, giving up a draft pick and pitching prospect "Tugboat" Wilkinson — a very un-Guardians move. Both agree this is less about upgrading the offense and more about getting a elite pitch-framer to help a struggling pitching staff, though Bailey's pass ball in his debut had season ticket holders fuming. The Cavs' season-on-the-line Game 4 looms large as the show shifts back to basketball.

Lima and Ruiter debate whether sixth-round QB Taylor Green can carve out a legitimate gadget role for the Browns, with Lima drawing Taysom Hill comparisons and Ryder urging everyone to pump the brakes on a sixth-round pick. Coach Todd Munkin left the door open for short-yardage and red zone packages, but Ryder warns teams figure out gimmicks fast. The segment wraps with Ryder's scorched-earth review of downtown Cleveland traffic on Saturday — a perfect storm of a Cavs game, Zach Bryan concert, and Collectacon.