Podcasts about shedeur

Ken Carman doubles down on his prediction that Deshaun Watson gets benched for Shedeur Sanders by week three, arguing he doesn't believe Watson can play well anywhere, while Anthony and Owen push back with historical precedent on how long teams typically stick with a struggling starter. They bring in NFL Live analysis from Jason McCourty and Chase Daniel, both of whom argue the current setup could actually benefit Sanders' long-term development rather than rushing him into a sink-or-swim situation. The guys also flag the Romeo Crennel-Derek Anderson comparison as a cautionary tale for what happens if a backup gets hot.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima float a wrinkle on the quarterback drama, wondering if Todd Monken skips Shedeur Sanders altogether and instead swaps Deshaun Watson straight for Dillon Gabriel once his four-week IR stint ends, using Gabriel's familiarity with the offense as a bridge before Shedeur eventually takes over. They dig into the mechanics of Gabriel's 21-day practice window and needle each other over the suspicious timing of his back injury, joking that Watson could develop the same mysterious ailment. The guys also debate whether Watson's diminished scrambling ability makes his "bad back" excuse more believable than it first seemed.

Ken and Lima analyze the Simulation Browns as they head into the season, debating whether Deshaun Watson can maintain his starting role. Daryl Ruiter joins to discuss the heartbreak of local receiver Luke Floriea being cut and the mysterious injury to backup quarterback Dylan Gabriel. They outline a four-week runway for Watson before potentially turning to Shedeur Sanders. 02:22 - Sim Browns Season Preview 06:07 - Todd Monken's Quarterback Philosophy 09:16 - Defensive Depth and Scheme 14:52 - Daryl Ruiter joins Lima 26:02 - Deshaun Watson's Final Tryout 30:04 - Roster Depth and Waivers 35:08 - Deshaun's Four Week Runway 38:35 - Dylan Gabriel Injury Theory

Nick and Jonathan react to Ken Carman's three theories about the Browns quarterback position this year. Also, they talk about their optimism for the 2026 season, and they discuss the pressure on the LA Rams.

Nick and JP discuss the probability of Dillon Gabriel getting a chance to start before Shedeur.

Super Producer Rob G (Robert Guerra) is in for Rob, and he and Kelvin debate whether it makes sense to keep Shedeur Sanders on your roster as a backup quarterback, tell us why the New York Giants need to break up the duo of Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo, and play the 'How Much Money Did He Make?!?' game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken and Anthony dig into Amazon's surprisingly glowing Prime broadcast of Deshaun Watson, questioning why the quarterback competition and Shedeur Sanders got almost no airtime while Watson's comeback story dominated. They debate whether fans will soften on Watson as the season nears, even as Ryan Fitzpatrick's blunt comments and a report that a rival station edited out criticism of Shedeur keep the QB drama boiling.

On today’s episode, Jason discusses the ramifications of Jonathan Kuminga taking a lesser deal to sign with the Minnesota Timberwolves rather than joining forces with Luka Doncic for more money from the Los Angeles Lakers, why it's clear that Jerry Jones is to blame for the Dallas Cowboys' ongoing Super Bowl drought, and the narrative that Shedeur Sanders could wash out of the NFL entirely after losing the Cleveland Browns QB1 gig to Deshaun Watson. #FSR Follow Jason on Twitter and Instagram. Click here to subscribe, rate and review all of the latest Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken and Anthony break down why online completion-percentage trackers are misleading fans and even ex-players like Shannon Sharpe and Ocho Cinco into thinking Shedeur outplayed Watson, arguing real coaches evaluate context, drills, and intent that never show up in a box score. They replay Ryan Fitzpatrick's breakdown of why Watson won the job and circle back to Jerry Jeudy, with Ken more willing than Anthony to move on from him if he doesn't produce. The two also touch on next year's incoming QB prospects and how the "meat grinder" of scrutiny is coming for whoever's next.

Ken and Anthony dive into Ryan Fitzpatrick's detailed breakdown of why Deshaun Watson actually won the Browns' QB competition, pointing to timing and pocket presence as the difference-maker over Shedeur Sanders. The two go back and forth on whether the "embarrassment" narrative is fair, debating fifth-round pedigree, fan pity parties, and what happens if Watson stumbles out of the gate. Things get heated as they clash over just how quickly the leash might come off in Week 3.

Former Browns QB and Fox College Football Analyst Brady Quinn joins Ken and Anthony to break down whether Deshaun Watson really won the Browns' QB job fair and square, explaining how limited media access to practice makes it hard to judge the competition from the outside and previewing how Todd Monken's system could actually fit Watson's skill set. Quinn doesn't hold back on Watson's postgame comments either, calling out the lack of self-awareness from a player getting paid big money to perform. He also offers advice for how Shedeur should carry himself as QB2 while the drama plays out.

Ken pushes back hard on the Browns' decision to leave Shedeur Sanders inactive for the preseason finale while sending Deshaun Watson out in rain-delayed third-quarter mop-up duty against third-teamers. He tears into the double standard of judging Watson's shaky performance against backups while writing off the results as meaningless, and takes aim at fans and media obsessing over a completion-percentage tracker that no real coach would ever use. Anthony pushes back throughout, setting up a heated back-and-forth over whether this is Ken's first real shot at the coaching staff.

Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com joins Ken and Anthony to break down why Deshaun Watson won the Browns' QB competition, revealing Todd Monken admitted for the first time that Watson was clearly ahead early on. Ken pushes back hard, unable to separate Watson's rocky preseason outing from what he represents to a fan base still bitter over the trade, while Cabot defends the process and explains why Shedeur wasn't even active for the finale. The conversation also touches on Jerry Jeudy's roster security and whether Dillon Gabriel could be dealt.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Guardians' seven-game win streak and Steven Kwan's impact on the lineup. They explore the controversy surrounding the Browns' quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, including the influence of social media bots. They also evaluate potential roster moves involving veteran wide receiver Jerry Jeudy and rookie standouts. 03:05 - Guardians Road Trip Sweep 08:23 - Steven Kwan Saves His Name 12:05 - Browns QB Battle Discourse 21:01 - Ryan Fitzpatrick QB Analysis 27:04 - QB Competition Embarrassment 33:42 - Jerry Jeudy Cut Candidate? 41:50 - Evaluating Veteran Wide Receivers

Sports talk legends Paulie & Tony Fusco tell you why Shedeur Sanders won the Browns QB competition over Deshaun Watson, why 49ers owner Jed York should NOT have been arrested, and why it looks like Cowboys QB Dak Prescott will lose his starting job. Plus, Paulie and Tony send another warning to the NFL over the decision to move teams to other countries.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick and Jonathan discuss the origin of the booing of Deshaun Watson and how much Shedeur Sanders plays a part in it. They compare the situation to last year with Dillon Gabriel.

Nick and Jonathan discuss the way this season goes and the impact it has on the remainder of Shedeur's career.

James Palmer, NFL Insider at Bleacher Report, joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about why Deshaun Watson was named the Browns starting quarterback, how quickly Todd Monken could pivot to Shedeur Sanders, how Shedeur is perceived around the NFL, and more.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin debate if there's a connection between Browns fans booing Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. Then, they react to sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Nick and Jonathan are joined by James Palmer, NFL Insider at Bleacher Report. Also, they talk about the sample size that the Browns will want to see from Deshaun Watson as QB1, and they react to James' comments about Shedeur's ‘it' factor.

Nick and Jonathan react to Anthony Lima's comments about how the Browns quarterback competition ended. Then, they're joined by Christopher Price of The Boston Globe, and they talk about the longevity of the Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini story.

Nick and Jonathan react to comments made by Anthony Lima this week. The guys ask whether they're in the wrong by not accepting Deshaun is better than Shedeur.

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Ken Carmen and Anthony Lima evaluate the AFC North with reporters from Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh. They explore a hypothetical scenario where Shedeur Sanders and Dylan Gabriel are part of the Browns' quarterback room alongside Deshaun Watson. The conversation focuses on the fallout of Watson's recent performances and the growing fan preference for Sanders as the starter. 02:11 - Ken Weinman on Ravens Training 06:25 - Tony Pike Analyzes Bengals Roster 10:35 - Chris Mueller on Steelers Quarterbacks 14:42 - Deshaun Watson vs Shedeur Sanders 20:15 - Chris Simms on QB Competition 24:57 - Comparing Watson and Sanders 28:38 - Ownership Ego and Roster Decisions 33:54 - Backup QB Popularity in Cleveland 40:50 - Joe Thomas Segment Preview

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the Cleveland Guardians' six-game winning streak and debate whether simply reaching the postseason constitutes a successful year for the young squad. They also analyze comments from Todd Monken regarding the Browns' quarterback situation, specifically why Deshaun Watson remains the starter over Shedeur Sanders. The conversation highlights the operational challenges of starting a rookie versus sticking with a veteran. 01:50 - Guardians Win of the Year 05:10 - College Football Comparisons 09:00 - Playoff Expectations Debate 17:40 - Postseason Success Standards 21:40 - Todd Monken QB Update 27:00 - Monken on QB Competition 36:15 - Watson vs Sanders Analysis 40:40 - Locker Room Dynamics 43:40 - Joe Thomas Interview Tease

Ken argues that everyone actually inside the building during camp—coaches, staff, and even opposing teams—consistently rated Deshaun Watson ahead of Shedeur Sanders, and that diehard Sanders fans are simply refusing to accept a reality that doesn't match their expectations. He floats the idea that Todd Monken benching Sanders for a few weeks could actually help him develop behind an inexperienced offensive line, but admits fans will never give Monken credit for that reasoning if it doesn't pan out immediately. Ken also updates his early 2027 quarterback draft watch list, swapping in Darian Mensah, before pivoting to a preview of his take on this year's Guardians team on its own merits.

Ken defends why he and Lima keep talking about Shedeur Sanders even as the backup, pointing to Cleveland's long history of beloved backup quarterbacks and arguing Deshaun Watson's postgame comments on Saturday flipped even skeptical fans firmly into Sanders' corner. He advises Sanders to keep a low profile with the media and stay ready, drawing parallels to Charlie Frye's quick benching in 2007 and predicting Sanders could see the field as soon as week three given Watson's track record in bad weather. The segment wraps with a preview of Hall of Famer Joe Thomas joining the show at 9 to break down the offensive line.

Nick and Jonathan discuss the idea that everyone with the Browns wants Shedeur Sanders to start outside of owner, Jimmy Haslam.

(00:00) Big Ten to pass rule today to block players form returning to CFB from NFL (26:06) CFB Analyst RJ Young joins to discuss the latest in college football (38:41) Chances being named QB2 is good for Shedeur Sanders? (55:56) Danny's list of Top Ten matchups to define this NFL season (01:13:06) Pro Football HOFer Dwight Freeney discusses the latest on Aaron Donald and the Colts (01:25:44) Winners & Losers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ken and Anthony can't figure out why Todd Monken is holding Shedeur Sanders out of Thursday's game, floating two competing theories: an ownership directive to protect the more marketable quarterback from injury, or a front office quietly trying to preserve his trade value. They also dig into whether there's any real trade market for Shedeur right now, and rip into his camp, specifically agent Quincy Avery, for online behavior they think is actively hurting his image. A caller pushes back, arguing the real reason is simpler: Monken can't afford to have Shedeur outplay Watson again before Thursday.

The discussion covers the decision to name Deshaun Watson the starting quarterback, sparking fan protests at the Jim Brown statue and calls for Shedeur Sanders. They analyze roster depth issues and the impact of leadership versus stats, while the Neutral Zone segment details legal troubles for Jed York and injury woes for the Chargers. 01:50 - Fan 15 Event Details 05:01 - Jim Brown Statue Protests 08:40 - Browns Win Total Discussion 12:41 - Watson Named Starting QB 18:00 - Shedeur Sanders Comparison 24:04 - Shedeur Trade Market Discussion 32:11 - Jed York Legal Trouble 37:33 - Browns Roster Foundation Debate

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the Cleveland Browns naming Deshaun Watson the starter despite heavy criticism from the fanbase. Former NFL general manager Mike Tannenbaum explains why he would lean toward a younger quarterback like Shedeur Sanders, and they examine the Cleveland Guardians' recent success on the diamond. 01:50 - Deshaun Watson Named Starter 06:36 - Defining A Football Decision 14:25 - Mike Tannenbaum Interview 24:16 - Watson's Relationship With Fans 34:02 - Guardians Sports Update 40:26 - Lane Kiffin Story

College football's Wild West somehow just got wilder. Former NFL players are heading back to the SEC, LSU is loading up with guys fresh off professional rosters, Tennessee's Arion Carter however is still suspended over a $427 flight, and now the SEC presidents and chancellors are weighing in on the madness. Meanwhile, 49ers owner Jed York was arrested in a prostitution sting, and Cleveland's quarterback situation remains a full-blown dumpster fire with Deshaun Watson named QB1 and Shedeur Sanders behind him.Plus, Caitlin Clark explodes for 37 points, an Alabama high school finally snaps an incredible 101-game losing streak, Max Johnson's college career continues at Georgia Southern, Tennessee hands the offense to true freshman Faizon Brandon, and Falcons rookie Jack Strand gives us one of the best football stories of the year. We also discuss Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence from public view and why Washington continues pretending situations like this are normal.Sen. Mitch McConnell has not made a public appearance in 74 dayshttps://x.com/LeadingReport/status/2091818310232895818?s=2049ers owners Jed York arrestedhttps://x.com/MikeVorkunov/status/2091922515652141228?s=20Jed York arrested in trailer parkhttps://x.com/JoshNorris/status/2091916260413952241?s=20Caitlin Clark goes off in win over Chicagohttps://x.com/BleacherReport/status/2091698588678001066?s=20Columbia High School in Alabama ends 101 game losing streakhttps://x.com/_ThomasAshworth/status/2091361914249007528?s=20Max Johnson named starter at Georgia Southernhttps://x.com/PeteThamel/status/2091599767289688141?s=20Tennessee has named true freshman Faizon Brandon the team's starting quarterbackhttps://x.com/espn/status/2091876397618766280?s=20The Cleveland Browns are waiving tight end Dae'Quan Wright and, if he clears waivers, he has an agreement in place for the 2026 season to play for LSU, per agents Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincolnhttps://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/2091629808275079470?s=20Former Saints DL Zxavian Harris has committed to LSU https://x.com/On3/status/2091979473763590158?s=20After a Monday evening videoconference of the Presidents and Chancellors of the Southeastern Conference, the Conference is issuing the following statementhttps://x.com/SEC/status/2092035481512927242?s=20Falcons undrafted rookie QB Jack Strand CARVED UP the Colts defense https://x.com/fballforeverhq/status/2091256746945703979?s=20DeShaun Watson named Browns week 1 starter, Shedeur Sanders to backuphttps://x.com/espn/status/2091889551266435230?s=20

Nick and Jonathan talk about Shedeur Sanders' future with the Browns.

Nick and Jonathan react to why 49ers owner Jed York was arrested in Youngstown, Ohio. Also, they talk about Shedeur Sanders' future with the Browns.

Nick and Jonathan question Todd Monken's reasoning for not playing Shedeur Sanders in Thursday's preseason finale. Then, they're joined by Joe DeLeone of A to Z Sports, and they react to sound bites and storylines from around the sports and entertainment world.

Nick and JP breakdown the reasons Shedeur is not playing on Thursday and do not understand it.

Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken named Deshaun Watson starting quarterback over Shedeur Sanders on Monday morning, but he cannot survive that press conference. Saturday, Watson went five of 12 against Buffalo, then told Cleveland the boos were personal. He joked about 17 away games and named his wife his person of peace. Browns owner Jimmy Haslam saw all of that and still doubled down on his mistake over Deion Sanders's son. Monken also understands this could be his one-and-only opportunity to be a head coach in the NFL, and starting Shedeur would waste his chance. He did not move off his belief that Deshaun is an NFL starter; it will be up to Deshaun Watson to prove him wrong with his play instead of acting like he's owed the respect of Browns fans.  #DeshaunWatson #DeshaunWatsonPressConference #ClevelandBrowns #ToddMonken #ShedeurSanders #NFL #Browns #Fearless ➢​​Today's Sponsors For a limited time, our listeners get 50% off FOR LIFE, Free Shipping, AND 3 Free Gifts at Mars Men at https://Mengotomars.com. Please review the “AD” disclosure requirements based on FTC legal regulations here: http://ftc.gov/influencers  ➢ Show Outline 00:00 - ➢ Follow Our GUESTS https://www.youtube.com/@breidenfehoko96  https://x.com/SteveKim323 ➢ Subscribe to Jason's other channel https://www.youtube.com/JasonWhitlock?sub_confirmation=1 https://www.youtube.com/@JasonWhitlockHarmony?sub_confirmation=1 https://www.youtube.com/@JasonWhitlockBYOG?sub_confirmation=1 https://www.youtube.com/@JasonWhitlockClips?sub_confirmation=1 ➢ Connect with Jason on Social Media:  https://x.com/JasonWhitlock  https://www.instagram.com/realjasonwhitlock/ https://www.facebook.com/jasonwhitlock ➢ Send Jason an Email FearlessBlazeShow@gmail.com ➢ Support The Blaze Visit https://TheBlaze.com. Explore the all-new ad-free experience and see for yourself how we're standing up against suppression and prioritizing independent journalism. Support Conservative Voices! Subscribe to BlazeTV at https://www.fearlessmission.com and get $20 off your yearly subscription. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this Monday edition of 2 Pros & A Cup Of Joe, Jonas Knox, Brady Quinn, & LaVar Arrington go more in depth on the Browns QB situation between Shedeur Sanders & DeShaun Watson. Plus, the guys discuss more of the WNBA as a league, we have a Brenda Song edition of ICYMI, and more!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First Take begins with a simply BLASPHEMOUS decision by the Cleveland Browns. Deshaun Watson takes the reins week one in an attempt to finally prove to the Browns he can play QB. Is he deserving of a 6th chance, or are the Browns making a monumental mistake by not starting Shedeur? Then, Ben Johnson seemed irrationally angry at Caleb Williams for missing Colston Loveland on a simple seam route. Are his comments something or nothing? Next, how confident are you in the Bucs this season? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Poor Todd Monken, he's going to be a shell-shocked mess by Thanksgiving at this rate. Deshaun Watson gets caught up in his feels about being booed. I guess the guy never watches his own film, because he fucking sucks. Shedeur might suck even more, but I guess we're going to find out. Czabe goes solo on a busy Monday, as we are at "Week Zero" in college football, where it's now beyond the wild west with players portalling BACK INTO college after being cut by NFL teams. Nutso! A young baseball fan loses her entire purse, but hangs onto the home run ball. MORE.....Our Sponsors:* Check out Ethos and use my code ethos.com/czabe for a great deal: https://www.ethoslife.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Browns have named their starting QB…and Chris & Connor don’t really agree with it. Then Chris shows the mistake J.J. McCarthy keeps making. Plus, we look at Ty Simpson, Drew Allar, and some other young backups who flashed in Preseason Week 2. But first, Chris takes aim at certain drivers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

8/24 Hour 1: Mike Florio (@ProFootballTalk) and Chris Simms (@CSimmsQB) discuss latest news in NFL including examining at Deshaun Watson’s comments from Saturday and anticipating HC Todd Monken’s announcement of Browns QB1 on Monday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFL Preseason Week 2 is almost in the books, and Ray G is breaking down the biggest fantasy football winners, losers and market movers from across the league. Shedeur Sanders looked better in Cleveland while Deshaun Watson continues to raise questions. De'Zhaun Stribling keeps building momentum in San Francisco. Ashton Jeanty suffered a concerning injury during practice while we were recording live. We also get into Tetairoa McMillan, Jonathan Brooks, RJ Harvey, Bo Nix, Javonte Williams, Marshawn Lloyd, JJ McCarthy, Cam Ward and more. The goal is simple: separate what actually matters for fantasy football and dynasty from what is just preseason noise. These preseason reaction shows are recorded live inside the DD Fantasy Football Discord every week, with the community reacting to games, news, trades and player movement in real time.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima float the theory that Deshaun Watson may have sabotaged his own audition on purpose, freaking out under the boos and venting frustrations he'd been sitting on for years. A caller pushes the idea that Todd Monken keeps talking himself into squeezing something out of Watson no matter what happens on the field, and Carman and Lima wonder aloud what it says about Monken's read on Shedeur Sanders if Watson gets the nod anyway. The two also dig into the $86 million cap penalty boxing the Browns in and admit even they can't fully explain Monken's continued faith in Watson.

The crew debates whether Todd Monken will name Deshaun Watson the starter despite his rough preseason performance, and whether that decision would be a slap in the face to Browns fans or just Monken doing what he thinks is best for the locker room. A caller from Bedford pushes back hard, arguing that starting Watson would tank Monken's credibility and confirm the organization never really wanted Shedeur Sanders in the first place. The hosts agree that if they owned the team they'd start Shedeur, but debate whether Monken picking Watson is really about appeasing the locker room rather than spiting the fanbase.

The hosts dig into Deshaun Watson's postgame remark blaming Browns fans' history of booing him rather than his performance, and debate whether that framing holds up given the two picks and shaky play. They also break down Shedeur Sanders' coin toss blunder from his WEWS interview with Aditi Kinkhabwala, joking that whoever knows to show up for the coin toss should be named starter. A caller from Seven Hills argues Shedeur has shown steady improvement each week and just needs the next three weeks to close the gap, while a caller from Albuquerque makes the case for starting Watson so the team still has upside options if he fails.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate the tense atmosphere in Cleveland as Todd Monken prepares to name a starting quarterback. They weigh Deshaun Watson's poor preseason performance and massive contract against the potential of Shedeur Sanders. They also share a humorous Cameo from William Hung and take calls from frustrated listeners regarding the franchise's direction. 01:50 - Morning Routines and Houseguests 05:10 - Browns QB Decision Looming 08:40 - Financial Realities of Watson 12:34 - Monken's Support for Deshaun 18:17 - William Hung Cameo Troll 22:14 - Fans Slapped by Decision 27:32 - Shedeur Sanders Performance Debate 38:53 - Shedeur's Coin Toss Confusion

Ken Carman recounts a humorous incident of mistaken identity on the highway involving Nick Wilson. The conversation then shifts to a stark critique of the Browns quarterback situation featuring Daryl Ruiter, who argues that Deshaun Watson appears washed compared to the rising Shedeur Sanders. They also analyze the growing divide between players and fans following a series of disappointing performances. 01:52 - Ken's Mistaken Identity Story 06:25 - Shedeur Sanders' Preseason Rise 16:08 - Daryl Ruiter on Quarterbacks 20:58 - Deshaun Watson Performance Debate 24:57 - Managing Team-Fan Relations 28:13 - Nick Chubb's All-Time Rank 35:02 - Predicting Future Fan Reactions

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate whether Todd Monken should hand the Browns starting job to Shedeur Sanders after Deshaun Watson's disastrous preseason showing, with Carman admitting he wants Sanders in but worrying a rushed move could set the rookie up to fail. They dig into Watson's history in Cleveland, from the trade to the guaranteed money to his lack of community presence, arguing fans never had a reason to embrace him. The hosts also field angry voicemails demanding Watson be benched or cut immediately.