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Ken pushes back hard Daryl who argue Shedeur Sanders must either win the starting job or be traded or cut. He plays a clip of Shady McCoy on his podcast pushing for the Browns to trade Sanders to a team where he can start right away, then dismantles the idea that Kevin Stefanski sabotaged Sanders as a rookie. Daryl Ruiter pushes back somewhat, suggesting there's a scenario where Sanders gets traded if a team calls, but agrees there's real value in him learning behind Deshaun Watson rather than starting week one. The segment ends with Ken opening the phone lines to get fans' take on whether Sanders has to start or can develop as a backup.

The phone lines explode as Browns fans weigh in on whether Shedeur Sanders has to start to justify keeping him on the roster. Callers largely back Ken and Daryl Ruiter's stance that trading or cutting him over a backup role would be foolish, pointing to the upgraded offensive line and receiving corps as reasons to let him develop behind Deshaun Watson. One caller compares Sanders' situation to Troy Aikman's rocky rookie season, arguing growing pains are normal for young quarterbacks. The segment wraps with a tease of upcoming Cavaliers and Guardians coverage later in the show.

Ken and Jason Lloyd go back and forth hard on whether Shedeur Sanders should be the Week 1 starter over Deshaun Watson. The setup has Jason arguing that if the Browns truly believed in Shedeur they'd already be starting him, while Ken counters that throwing him out before he's ready only confirms doubts and hurts his long-term development. The bottom line: Ken says the tie goes to Deshaun's experience for now, but if Watson struggles and Shedeur looks ready, the leash will be short.

Ken and Lima go to war over the Browns' quarterback competition, with Lima arguing point-blank that benching Shedeur Sanders for Deshaun Watson proves the team doesn't actually believe in him. Ken pushes back hard, comparing it to how a rookie like Fernando Mendoza would still need time to adjust to a new system, and says throwing Shedeur out before he's ready only sets him up to fail. The bottom line: Ken admits the leash is short if Watson struggles, but insists experience earns Deshaun the tiebreaker for now.

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.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to Brendan Sorsby being ruled ineligible for the Supplemental Draft and what it means for his future after the gambling scandal. He explains how this setback impacts Sorsby's NFL chances and why the UFL could be his best path forward. JT also breaks down the Shedeur Sanders hype, why Cleveland doesn't owe him anything, and what the Browns' quarterback situation says about Deshaun Watson. Plus, he questions whether the Green Bay Packers are stuck in the middle and if Jordan Love is being held back. Finally, JT discusses Bryce Young making the NFL Top 100 and whether it reflects his performance or just his potential.

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NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden react to rumors that the Cleveland Browns are open to trading Shedeur Sanders, Browns legend Joe Thomas' comments on Myles Garrett being traded, and much more! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code DEEBOJOE to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/DEEBOJOE Timeline:00:00 - Joe Thomas on Myles Garrett trade04:21 - Shedeur Sanders trade rumors15:24 - Brandon Aiyuk posts again19:48 - Lionel Messi breaks World Cup record (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club #NightcapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lance Reisland joins the show and makes clear he doesn't think Brendan Sorsby is better than Shedeur Sanders or Deshaun Watson right now, pointing to a Utah game that exposed real pocket-passing limitations. He breaks down the visible improvement in Shedeur's footwork, weight transfer, and progression reads since his Colorado days, while also defending the Myles Garrett trade by arguing the Browns added enough depth elsewhere to offset the loss. Daryl and Lima close out by previewing the Jaylen Brown trade buzz and how the Cavs might factor into it.

Lance Reisland evaluates quarterback prospects Brendan Sorsby and Shedeur Sanders while discussing their potential impact on the Cleveland Browns roster. They explore the team's off-season moves, including the Miles Garrett trade, and pivot to the NBA to debate trading Evan Mobley for Jaylen Brown ahead of the draft. 01:50 - Brendan Sorsby Scouting Report 07:40 - Browns Quarterback Depth Issues 10:45 - Shedeur Sanders Development Analysis 13:50 - Browns Off-season Trade Review 19:45 - Evaluating NFL Draft Prospects 27:45 - Jaylen Brown Trade Rumors 39:00 - Cavaliers NBA Draft Expectations 42:10 - Trading Mobley For Brown

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate the trade market for Shedeur Sanders and his potential role behind Deshaun Watson. They debate Steven Vogt's recent managing decisions following a Guardians loss and discuss Kyrie Irving's social media comments regarding the 2016 Cavaliers. The discussion concludes with an analysis of major NBA contracts and coaching hires. 02:10 - Shedeur Sanders Trade Market 06:50 - Quarterback Depth and Sorsby 12:58 - Steven Vogt Managing Debate 19:50 - Guardians Bullpen Usage Discussion 24:10 - Shedeur Sanders Future Role 32:15 - Kyrie Irving Matrix Comments 36:40 - NBA Coaching and Contracts

Ken and Lima pick apart Stephen Vogt's decision to bring closer Cade Smith into a tied eighth inning for the third or fourth time this month, only to watch the Guardians lose late to the White Sox. They go back and forth on whether the move shows desperation or was simply a defensible call that backfired, ultimately landing on a defining show stance. The conversation then shifts back to Shedeur Sanders, with Ken doubling down that he wouldn't ask for a trade even if Deshaun Watson wins the job, and that the Browns trading Myles Garrett says more about the team's quarterback confidence than anything Shedeur has done.

Ken and Anthony break down Zac Jackson's claim that there's zero real trade market for Shedeur Sanders and no actual calls coming in, despite all the fan noise online. They debate whether Shedeur would ever demand a trade if Deshaun Watson wins the starting job, with Ken insisting fans care way more about this than teams actually do. The two also weigh whether a Jets deal or a surprise Brennan Sorsby pickup would shake up the quarterback math in Cleveland at all.

Nick Wilson and Nick Pedone analyze the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation, dismissing rumors from Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson and internet speculation regarding Shedeur Sanders. They discuss the competitive environment at minicamp and reflect on the franchise's history with Baker Mayfield before previewing upcoming coverage of the Cleveland Cavaliers. 01:42 - Browns Quarterback Competition Rumors 04:56 - Training Camp Quarterback Dynamics 08:36 - Browns History And Cavaliers Tease

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Chad Ochocinco sparked debate by declaring on a podcast that Deshaun Watson is the starting quarterback and Shedeur Sanders will only take over if Watson falters in the first six weeks, a claim backed by reports of Watson working out with Jerry Judy. Ken pushes back hard, saying Watson represents nothing but a painful era he wants to move past, and that seven or eight out of ten Browns fans would rather see Shedeur Sanders under center from the jump. The guys also note how little anyone actually knows, since all public information comes from a handful of throws in non-padded practices with no real pass rush. Ken's bigger concern is that if Shedeur is still closing the gap on a quarterback this far removed from his best football, it says something ugly about the state of the entire Browns QB room.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation, including Deshaun Watson's status and hypothetical competition from Shedeur Sanders. They also dive into the controversy surrounding Brendan Sorsby's gambling allegations and the impact on college programs. Finally, they discuss Travis Bazzana's performance and the Guardians' outlook heading into the trade deadline. 01:26 - Browns QB Competition Talk 05:32 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Claims 16:02 - Travis Bazzana Guardians Impact 21:48 - Ochocinco Deshaun Watson Audio 25:42 - Todd Monken Coaching Perspective 31:24 - Wyndham Clark Wins US Open 36:28 - Steven Kwan Batting Slump

Ken and Lima continue the Brendan Sorsby debate after Zach Jackson's appearance, with Ken softening slightly on a fourth round bid but drawing a firm line at a third rounder, arguing that pick could be better spent on a proven contributor and that he still doesn't trust the full story has come out. The more explosive topic turns out to be Shedeur Sanders, with Lima pointing out that Shedeur's fan base is already loudly demanding a trade if Watson wins the starting job, a stance Ken thinks is both premature and counterproductive given that Shedeur has already received more opportunity than most fifth rounders ever see. A caller raises the addiction angle on Sorsby, warning that gambling is a lifelong disease, though Lima pushes back by reiterating that the confirmed facts still amount to small wagers with no game-fixing involved. Ken closes by warning Shedeur's supporters that demanding a trade would only validate every concern the league already has about him.

Nick Wilson listens to touching Father's Day messages from his daughters before transitioning to a discussion regarding the Cleveland Browns with Nick Pedone. They analyze Daryl Ruiter's comments on the potential trade of Shedeur Sanders and the team's interest in Brendan Sorsby. The conversation explores the dynamics of the quarterback room and the value general manager Andrew Berry places on his roster. 01:02 - Father's Day Messages 05:42 - Sanders Trade Speculation 11:12 - Andrew Berry Value Philosophy

Nick Wilson and Nick Pedone talk about their tipping habits. Also, they dispel the idea that the Browns could trade Shedeur Sanders before the 2026 season.

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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Shannon Sharpe, Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and Iso Joe Johnson react to Luka wanting an A-List center for Lakers and Shedeur Sanders closing the gap for QB1 Timeline:00:00 - Luka wants the Lakers to acquire an A list center (cont.)10:09 - Shedeur Sanders has bridged the gap between him and DeShawn Watson18:34 - Q & Aaayyy (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden react to reports that Shedeur Sanders is closing the gap on Deshaun Watson for the Cleveland Browns starting job, the chaos from the New York Knicks championship parade, and much more! Download the PrizePicks app today and use code DEEBOJOE to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup! https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/DEEBOJOE Timeline:00:00 - Intro05:48 - Knicks Parade10:57 - Shedeur closing in on Browns QB job21:20 - Joe Burrow excited for Bengals season (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.) #Club #NightcapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of Hot Takes, Eric Goodman and Troy Renck examine an article from CBSSports.com on the best and worst case scenarios for the Broncos this season. Are the Broncos closer to the best case or the worst case? What are three keys for the Broncos to make another run at the Super Bowl? Plus, what is the interest level for the Nuggets and Bogdan Bogdanović? Would he be a good fit in Denver? Coach Prime discusses Shedeur's rookie season in Cleveland and expressed disappointment the Jaguars never contacted him about Travis Hunter. Tune in to another riveting episode of Hot Takes! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima evaluate Brendan Sorsby's NFL potential in the supplemental draft while comparing his prospects to Shedeur Sanders. They also react to J.R. Smith's criticism of the Cavaliers organization and discuss the Guardians' recent loss and new Home Run Derby rules. 01:14 - Ashtabula Tornado Warning 02:35 - Brendan Sorsby Draft Value 08:33 - Shedeur Sanders Evaluation 15:23 - Defending Shedeur Sanders 24:10 - J.R. Smith Blasts Cavs 32:21 - Guardians Lose In Milwaukee 35:14 - Home Run Derby Changes

Jonathan Peterlin and Nick Pedone analyze the trade market for Denzel Ward, considering his injury history and the Cleveland Browns' organizational direction. They also address a social media post regarding Shedeur Sanders and debate whether the quarterback has enough support to succeed in his second season. A listener joins the program to share a perspective on why retaining veteran leaders is crucial for the team's locker room stability. 01:00 - Denzel Ward Trade Rumors 07:48 - Caller Ryan From Columbus 10:38 - Shedeur Sanders Excuses Debate

Jonathan Peterlin and Nick Pedone weigh the merits of Shedeur Sanders versus Deshaun Watson as the potential leader of the Cleveland offense. The conversation questions Watson's ability to recapture his past greatness while debating if Sanders is ready for the NFL spotlight. Discussion also focuses on Todd Monken's coaching influence and the team's organizational strategy. 01:00 - Shedeur Sanders Prospects 02:04 - Todd Monken Analysis 04:51 - Deshaun Watson's Competition 11:12 - Browns Quarterback Leash

Jonathan and Nick disagree with the narrative that Shedeur Sanders is out of excuses going into year two with the Browns. Also, they react to the latest reports about where LeBron James will play next season.

In hour one, Dover and Cecil start the show by reacting to yesterday's mini camp. We got the news that Thursday's practice would be cancelled. Why did he cancel it, and does it show where the Broncos stand as an organization now? Is Sean Payton learning anything from working with Davis Webb? Is this offense going to be a mix of philosophies or still Sean Payton's offense? What are some realistic trade scenarios for the Nuggets? Deion Sanders spoke about Shedeur. What did he say, and will it rub teammates the wrong way?

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the fallout from their interview with Dane Brugler, with Carman pushing back on fans who are either over-hyping Brendan Sorsby as a savior or trashing him purely to spite Shedeur Sanders supporters. Carman walks through why evaluators separate game outcomes from prospect grading, using Jackson Dart and Trevor Lawrence as examples of why traits and developmental timelines matter more than head-to-head college results, while still drawing a line at spending more than a third-round pick on Sorsby. The two also dig into the wild detail of Texas Tech paying out Sorsby's reported financial package anyway, and debate how the timing of NFL discipline and a team's coaching stability could end up shaping who actually takes the swing.

Nick and Jonathan discuss how NFL locker rooms would welcome Brendan Sorsby, and they question if more people will get behind this Browns team.

Ken and Lima react to CBS Sports analyst Emory Hunt's bold 10-win prediction for the Browns, which he's making with Shedeur Sanders as the starting quarterback. Ken pushes back hard, arguing that Shadeur hasn't earned the job and that his late-season wins came on the back of a defense led by Myles Garrett — not anything Sanders did at quarterback. The debate spills into whether it's fair to keep calling Shedeur a fifth-round pick, with Ken maintaining that the draft position is relevant context while Lima and Hunt's argument is that critics are being disingenuous by holding his round against him. Ken also takes a shot at the media coverage of the quarterback competition, saying the press conference questions didn't dig deep enough to expose how unsettled the situation really is.

Fresh off Ryan Wilson's emphatic endorsement of Sorsby's talent, Ken grudgingly steelmans the pro-Sorsby argument — pointing out that Arch Manning could stay in college, Dante Moore could bust, and the Browns might be left with nothing if they pass on a guy scouts take 10 out of 10 times over the most hyped quarterback in the 2027 class. Ken also plays a clip of Texas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian leaving the door open on Arch returning to college, which only adds more uncertainty to the premise that the 2027 draft class will deliver a clean solution. Despite walking himself to the edge, Ken still lands on skepticism, arguing the Browns haven't earned the right to be anyone's reclamation project at quarterback. Lima praises Ken for staying open-minded while pushing back on the notion that wanting to get the position right is the same as perpetuating an "anybody but Shedeur" narrative.

Ken and Lima wade through social media reactions to the Sorsby debate, including a conspiracy theory that the Browns are secretly interested in Sorsby and already have a Shedeur Sanders trade lined up as an exit. Ken keeps returning to one central argument — that the Myles Garrett trade was the Browns' loudest possible admission that they don't believe in their quarterback room, and no amount of Shedeur loyalty changes that reality. Lima presses Ken on his broader pattern of rejecting every quarterback option without fully committing to any alternative, and Ken concedes the criticism has merit while insisting his standard is finding the right answer rather than just a different one. The guys also touch on the Cavs offseason, with Ken skeptical the Giannis pursuit is real but unwilling to rule out Koby Altman pulling off another surprise.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down Emory Hunt's bold prediction that the Browns can achieve ten wins with Shedeur Sanders at quarterback. They also assess the Cleveland Guardians' resilience as they navigate a difficult schedule without Jose Ramirez and react to James Dolan's unique playoff motivational tactics. 01:50 - Emery Hunt on Browns Potential 05:15 - Sanders vs. Watson QB Debate 10:00 - Draft Status and QB Leashes 13:25 - Evaluating Interest in Brendan Soresby 18:40 - Guardians Survival Without Jose Ramirez 23:50 - Rookies Stepping Up in Cleveland 28:05 - James Dolan's Bizarre Knicks Advice 36:20 - World Cup Upsets and Cycles

Emory Hunt of CBS Sports joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about why he has the Browns winning 10 games in 2026, the quarterback competition, the improved wide receiver room, and more.

Joe DeLeone of A to Z Sports joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about the scenes in New York after the Knicks won the NBA Finals, Brendan Sorsby's situation at Texas Tech, his take on the Browns quarterback competition, and more.

On this episode of the Best Podcast Available, play-by-play voice Andrew Siciliano talks to Browns QB Shedeur Sanders and OL Elgton Jenkins to get their recap on how the offense looked during minicamp week! Andrew and Jason Gibbs also take a look at the offense as a whole and discuss what we can expect when training camp rolls around.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.

Daryl and Lima fire back at Jonathan Peterlin after he called it "stupid" to suggest Shedeur Sanders might benefit from starting the season as a backup, with Lima defending his stance that starting Watson week one is the easiest and most likely path for the Browns. Lima breaks down why he has zero confidence Watson can return to form after playing just 19 games in six years, but also why throwing Shedeur into a messy situation too soon could do real damage to his career and trade value. It's a genuine split of opinion on the most important question facing the Browns heading into training camp.

Daryl and Lima debate whether the 24/7 social media content machine surrounding both Browns quarterbacks is a sign of the times or a distraction, with callers firing back on both sides. The guys push back on the idea that Shedeur was set up to fail last year, arguing that unlike 2024's four-quarterback circus, he's getting a legitimate first-team shot this time around. Lima's bottom line: if Shedeur doesn't win this job, it's on Shedeur and nobody else.

Daryl and Lima take calls from fired-up fans pushing back on Daryl's criticism of the social media circus surrounding both Browns quarterbacks, with callers split on whether the film crews are a harmless modern reality or a genuine distraction. Daryl makes his position crystal clear: he likes Shedeur personally, wants him to win the job, but believes anything that isn't purely football right now is a waste of a golden opportunity. With Coach Riz up next to break down who's actually winning the QB battle throw by throw, the stakes couldn't be higher.

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.

Daryl Ruiter and Anthony delve into the Cleveland Browns training camp, focusing on the quarterback duel between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They welcome analyst Coach Riz to break down the nuances of Todd Monken's new offensive system and the impressive performances of young receivers. The conversation also explores the defensive impact of Jared Verse and the high stakes of upcoming joint practices. 02:23 - World Cup Debate 07:31 - Shedeur Sanders Discussion 13:39 - Coach Riz Interview 20:31 - QB Competition Insights 25:32 - Todd Monken Offensive System 33:14 - Practice Observations Recap 38:18 - Joint Practice Importance

Daryl Ruiter and Anthony Lima debate whether Shedeur Sanders should begin the season as the starting quarterback or develop behind Deshaun Watson. They analyze Todd Monken's coaching style and the unique pressure of having film crews follow the team's quarterbacks.

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

On day two of mandatory minicamp and the From the Podium Podcast, you'll hear from QB Shedeur Sanders, QB Deshaun Watson and WR Isaiah Bond.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Mike Florio (@ProFootballTalk) and Charean Williams (@NFLCharean) discuss latest news in the NFL including San Francisco 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk posting a 2nd social media video being critical of the team. (00:30) Brandon Aiyuk on 49ers: "You know why they're really mad, though? Cuz they're stupid" (11:10) Vikings QB J.J. McCarthy on his comfort level now compared to last year: “Those reps being distributed are something that’s outside of my control. The only thing that I’m focusing on is that next rep, and keep it as simple as that.” (21:00) Vikings QB Kyler Murray on difficulty of learning new offense while splitting reps: “Me already being behind, not getting the amount of reps that, you know, you would typically want a guy to get. That’s probably the toughest part.” (26:45) Bengals restructure QB Joe Burrow's contract (31:00) Browns HC Todd Monken on QBs Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson: “I’m not going to name a No. 1 ... I just don’t see it after the way Shedeur’s played and Deshaun’s played, they’ve both played well enough to earn the right to compete to start.” (37:40) Rams LT Alaric Jackson arrested for felony domestic violence (40:00) Browns G Joel Bitonio announces retirement after 12 seasonsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.