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For the fourth and final hour of the day on Stokely and Evans without Mark Schlereth, Coach Prime was at practice in Cleveland to watch Shedeur, and it has Mike and Stoke wondering if he's helping or hurting his son. A scattered Morning Crew take on The Drive’s toughest trivia for The Fan’s weekly Trivia Challenge, will they divide and conquer or fall divided? Mike and Stoke end the week with a text from the big lug and some early training camp hyperbole.  

Jonathan Peterlin and Nick Wilson analyze the escalating quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders at training camp. They discuss Watson's recent practice interceptions and whether the organization's financial commitment to him outweighs the performance of the young challenger. 01:00 - Dog Pound Talk at Training Camp 03:32 - Deshaun Watson Throws Another Interception 05:28 - Evaluating the Watson vs. Sanders Battle

Browns rookie left tackle and No. 9 overall pick Spencer Fano joins Afternoon Drive on The Fan. He talks about his first training camp in the NFL, what success looks like for him in his rookie year, Todd Monken's coaching style, and more.

Jeff and Tom talk about the continuing quarterback battle with the Browns and discuss whether or not either Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders could serve as a backup if they don't win the battle.

Jeff and Tom go over the pros and cons of Shedeur or Watson winning the starting quarterback job.

The guys covered a lot of ground in the second hour, opening with another Tigers question, somewhat surrounding Tarik Skubal about whether Max Clark's call-up is a distraction or a solution. Then, they reacted to Deion Sanders showing up to Browns training camp to work out Shedeur and the news of FIFA selling out to private equity.

The guys are befuddled to hear that Deion Sanders has been at Browns training camp working out his son, Shedeur.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze Deion Sanders' visit to training camp and offensive coordinator Todd Monken's reaction to the high-profile guest. The discussion focuses on Monken's ability to handle the media spotlight and his insights into Shedeur Sanders' competitive nature as national narratives begin to shift. 01:00 - Deion Sanders Visits Browns Camp 04:28 - Todd Monken Discusses Shedeur 10:15 - Monken's Professionalism and Tactics 13:00 - National Narrative on Shedeur

They analyze the quarterback battle at Browns training camp and whether Shedeur Sanders is realistically challenging Deshaun Watson for the starting spot. The discussion covers Mike Florio's insights on Todd Monken's influence and whether Winston's charisma is winning over the locker room. 01:00 - Training Camp Offensive Struggles 03:00 - Shedeur Sanders' Professional Development 05:36 - Winston's Work Ethic Narratives 09:38 - Analyzing Quarterback Performance Statistics 12:46 - Browns Quarterback Competition Battle

Nick and Jonathan talk about where Shedeur Sanders stands in the Browns quarterback battle. Also, they react to Baker Mayfield's comments about his contract situation with the Buccaneers, and they question if Jose Ramirez should be more vocal.

Jeff and Tom listen in on Todd Monken's press conference from Browns training camp and they discuss Deion Sanders' legacy in both football and baseball, and whether or not Shedeur can live up to it.

With Browns training camp underway, Lima and Nick Pedone dig into the quarterback competition after Joel Bitonio said it looks from the outside like Deshaun Watson has the early edge over Shedeur Sanders. They argue Watson's own comments about just wanting to make it through a full season, plus inconsistent spring practice throws mixed in with the highlight-reel plays, suggest he's still a shell of his pre-trade self. Lima lays out the stakes for both quarterbacks, saying a strong Shedeur camp performance could be the best-case scenario for the franchise's long-term roster building, while a Watson-led start risks reigniting national scrutiny and pushing the Browns back into a quarterback search come next year's draft.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze the early training camp performances of Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson during opening drills. The discussion shifts to the weight of preseason games in determining the starting quarterback and Todd Monken's approach to practice physicality. They also weigh Watson's injury history against the potential of a young standout like Sanders. 01:00 - Sanders vs Watson Battle 03:43 - Monken On Preseason Importance 06:38 - Watson's Career Burden 10:03 - Comparing Deshaun To Pickett 14:10 - Monken's Training Camp Rules

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin debate the high-stakes quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, questioning if leadership or raw performance carries more weight in the locker room. The discussion contrasts Aaron Rodgers' practice philosophy with the pressure of a training camp battle where every throw could determine a starter. 01:00 - Monken's Preseason Strategy 05:02 - Practice Mistakes vs. Competition 11:21 - Winning the Locker Room

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Anthony Lima and Lance Reisland dig into how Reisland will actually cover Browns training camp, with Reisland arguing that stat-line graphics and charted throws mean nothing without practice context, since scripted reps, defensive coverage, and drill type all skew the numbers. They warn against confirmation bias shaping the Shedeur Sanders vs. Deshaun Watson quarterback battle before pivoting to a Ross Tucker soundbite calling the Browns' young core promising but still unproven at quarterback. Reisland pushes back on "future is bright" framing, insisting Todd Monken's only real focus is winning in Jacksonville, not age, draft capital, or 2027 quarterback prospects.

Lima presses Lance on why he refuses to just hand the starting job to the younger Shedeur Sanders, and Lance argues that judging Deshaun Watson based on his past struggles ignores that he's never taken a live snap in Todd Monken's new scheme, calling it confirmation bias in action. They debate whether draft status should earn a quarterback more leash, with Lance insisting Monken only cares about winning games in Jacksonville, not protecting a former first-round investment or appeasing a front office. Caller Chuck defends Shedeur's rough rookie stats by pointing to a shredded offensive line and a nonexistent receiving corps, and Lance agrees, saying he's not writing Shedeur off based on seven ugly games and expects him to take a real step forward this year. The two also praise Monken as an uncompromising, non-puppet coach who won't let front-office politics dictate who starts.

Coach Rizzo and the team explore the brewing quarterback controversy in Cleveland, debating whether Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders gives the franchise the best chance to win now. They evaluate Todd Monken's influence on the offense and reflect on Kevin Stefanski's track record with quarterbacks. The conversation concludes with an investigation into the Guardians' failure to sign second-round draft pick Logan Schmidt. 02:51 - Browns Quarterback Competition 06:45 - Deshaun Watson's Baggage 10:01 - Monken's Coaching Philosophy 12:35 - Stefanski's System Success 17:15 - Carson Wentz's Career 20:15 - Ross Tucker's Take 24:23 - Watson's Trade History 30:03 - Analyzing Offensive Schemes 35:44 - Logan Schmidt Draft Scandal

Lima and Lance debate a Ross Tucker take suggesting Deshaun Watson should start the year with a short leash before handing the job to Shedeur Sanders, with Lima admitting he's already bracing for a wave of excuses if Shedeur struggles behind a rebuilt offensive line. Lance calls that thinking confirmation bias, insisting good coaches don't assume injury or failure and that whoever plays best wins the job, full stop, regardless of past baggage. Lima presses on whether any real Browns fan wants Watson to play well enough to earn a contract extension, and Lance admits it wouldn't bother him personally since he only cares about wins. A caller suggests intentionally starting Watson to "get his butt kicked" so Shedeur can take over on a settled line, which Lance rejects outright before breaking down how Todd Monken's run-first, man-versus-zone approach could help Shedeur take his next developmental step.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin break down the Guardians' narrow victory and the impact of Jose Ramirez's base-running. They also debate the length of Deshaun Watson's leash in Cleveland and how Todd Monken's offensive philosophy serves as a comparison for the Browns' quarterback situation. 01:00 - Guardians Win Recap 04:22 - Deshaun Watson's Leash 09:50 - Browns Offensive Philosophy

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin dive into the divide between Browns fans supporting Deshaun Watson and those looking ahead to Shedeur Sanders. They also react to Dan Orlovsky's viral comments regarding men and pedicures, debating the merits of pampering and which radio personalities at the station are most likely to frequent a spa. 01:07 - Shedeur vs Deshaun Debate 05:49 - Dan Orlovsky's Pedicure Stance 08:40 - Parsons and Station Spa Talk

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin react to an early Guardians grand slam before shifting focus to the start of Cleveland Browns training camp. They discuss the national media coverage surrounding Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, which sparks a comical debate regarding personal fame. 02:14 - Guardians Hot Start 05:54 - Watson and Sanders Narratives 10:35 - Fame Debate and Guests

Jeff Phelps and Dan Menningen analyze the current state of the Cleveland Browns as they head into training camp. They discuss Jalen Carter's record-breaking contract and examine the high stakes for the Browns' quarterbacks and front office. 01:00 - Jalen Carter Extension News 04:21 - Browns Offense Outlook 08:42 - Cleveland Quarterback Competition 14:27 - Coaching Staff Pressure 21:46 - Front Office Evaluation

Jeff Phelps and Dan Menningen react to Jalen Carter becoming the highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history following his extension with the Eagles. They then shift focus to the Cleveland Browns, debating if the offense can climb into the top 20 and whether Shedeur Sanders should lead the unit over Deshaun Watson. 01:00 - Jalen Carter's Record Extension 04:20 - Browns Offensive Outlook 09:34 - Shedeur Sanders Starting Debate 12:02 - Tyvis Powell Defensive Mentality

Producer John Colavita plays private eye for the crew, digging into a viral edited TikTok clip where Jerry Jeudy appears to flash a "four," seemingly signaling support for Deshaun Watson in the Browns quarterback competition. Daryl Ruiter and Lima debate whether Jeudy actually meant it or was chasing attention, pointing to his rocky 2025 season and sideline friction with Shedeur Sanders as reasons the Browns should have never traded for him in the first place. The segment opens with lighter banter about Banana Ball at Wrigley Field and the crew razzing each other about aging out of Gen Z slang before shifting into training camp optimism. They close by teasing more quarterback competition fallout and a return to LeBron/Cavs discussion later in the show.

Lima and Daryl Ruiter examine the social media controversy surrounding Jerry Jeudy and his cryptic TikTok videos. They dissect a viral Shedeur Sanders street interview while debating the impact of celebrity personas in the NFL. The segment concludes with a deep dive into LeBron James' legacy and why he ultimately bypassed a Cleveland return. 02:18 - Banana Ball At Wrigley 06:42 - Jerry Jeudy TikTok Drama 13:15 - Browns Training Camp Outlook 21:53 - Shedeur Sanders Viral Interview 33:11 - LeBron Cavs Myth Busting 38:01 - Evaluating The Harden Trade 43:30 - LeBron Legacy Debate

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.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin discuss the Cleveland Browns' quarterback situation, highlighting the potential for a short leash on Deshaun Watson and the possibility of Shedeur Sanders becoming the future starter. They also touch on the high standards for C.J. Stroud in Houston before debating the actual enjoyment of beach vacations. 01:01 - Browns Quarterback Outlook 04:31 - Watson versus Shedeur Sanders 09:12 - Debate Over Beach Vacations

Ken and Anthony revisit their QB tiers bit, placing Jackson Dart alongside Shedeur Sanders in the unproven rookie category while pushing back on accusations that Ken is trolling Shedeur's fanbase by grouping him with unestablished names. They play cuts of Brady Quinn on Afternoon Drive arguing Watson is a better scheme fit for Todd Monken's offense than he was for Kevin Stefanski's, and that financial investment and experience make Watson the likely Week 1 starter, though Quinn leaves the door open for Shedeur if things go sideways. The hosts riff on the history of teams trying to fit a system to a player versus a player to a system, citing Tom Landry's two-quarterback experiment and Pat Shurmur's West Coast scheme as cautionary tales, and conclude Monken bears real responsibility for putting either quarterback in position to succeed.

Ken and Anthony revisit the backlash to Ken's QB tiers, with Baker Mayfield fans upset he landed in the bubble tier and Shedeur Sanders fans still accusing the show of trolling him despite Ken defending his tier five placement as fair. The conversation shifts to ESPN mocking a video of Shedeur lifting 30-pound dumbbells during rehab, with Anthony genuinely defending him, arguing quarterbacks come in different builds and that Shedeur shouldn't be judged for a lighter workout meant to protect his throwing shoulder. A caller named Dan backs Anthony up, saying he doesn't care what Shedeur does off the field as long as he can play when it counts.

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman react to Adam Schefter mocking Shedeur Sanders for lifting thirty-pound weights during a workout. They also break down recent NFL quarterback tiers, placing Baker Mayfield on the "bubble," and discuss the absurdity of NCAA regulations regarding Cole Hutson's return to Texas. 01:08 - NFL Quarterback Tier Rankings 06:40 - Shedeur Sanders Workout Drama 18:13 - Ken's Childhood Memories 20:34 - Cole Hutson NCAA Case

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze Shedeur Sanders' potential fit in Todd Monken's offense and whether he or Deshaun Watson is the better long-term choice. They debate the feasibility of LeBron James returning to the Cavaliers and potentially recruiting stars like Anthony Davis or Kyrie Irving. The conversation also covers a wild travel story involving a rental car ride from Detroit and recent NCAA eligibility decisions. 02:14 - Steven Kwan and Shedeur Sanders 07:05 - Shedeur Sanders and Todd Monken 10:53 - Adapting Systems to Players 14:00 - NCAA Eligibility and Personal History 19:12 - Chasing LeBron and Star Teammates 25:49 - LeBron James Decision Speculation 34:55 - Hitching Rides with Strangers

Adam Caplan joins Daryl Ruiter and Dan Menningen on the program to evaluate the high-stakes quarterback competition between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson. They analyze the Browns' defensive transition after the Myles Garrett trade, the progress of rookie Jared Verse, and the significant changes along the offensive line heading into training camp. 01:14 - Browns QB Competition 06:33 - Receiving Core Analysis 08:10 - Rebuilt Offensive Line 13:10 - Replacing Myles Garrett

Daryl Ruiter and Dan Madigan breakdown the start of Cleveland Browns training camp and the looming quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They explore how the improved depth of the receiving corps and backfield will provide offensive coordinator Todd Monken with a clear evaluation of both players.

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

Ken pushes back on the idea that he's biased toward Shedeur Sanders, drawing a distinction between wanting someone to succeed and accepting that only the better player should actually start at quarterback, and predicts the competition won't stay close — one guy will just look clearly worse. A caller named Moe argues age and timeline, not the Myles Garrett trade, explain why Deshaun Watson isn't the automatic starter, sparking pushback with the Drake Maye/Patriots comparison and a debate over whether it's fair to call Sanders a fifth-round pick while giving first-rounders more leeway. The conversation also touches on the Browns' rebuild broader outlook, with Ken listing what he actually wants to see this year (Spencer Fano, Carson Schwesinger, Mason Graham development) regardless of the QB battle's outcome.

Andy and Jeff discuss the beginning of Browns training camp on Baskin and Phelps with Daryl Ruiter, focusing on the high-profile quarterback battle between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. They examine Todd Monken's offensive strategy and how it will challenge the rookies reporting for duty. The conversation also covers wide receiver depth and a variety of sports headlines on the Audacy app, ranging from MLB pitch clock violations to the latest updates on the PGA and LIV Golf.

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Albert Breer's comparison of Shedeur Sanders to a young Patrick Mahomes staying late for extra reps draws pushback, with the argument being that Mahomes was behind an established, respected veteran while Shedeur is fighting for his career in a much different situation. The conversation turns into a broader defense of Shedeur juggling NIL and brand opportunities alongside football, arguing today's era of college stardom means comparisons to past quarterbacks don't really hold up. A poll of kids at a local broadcasting camp gets brought up as evidence that fans overwhelmingly want to see Shedeur get the start, with a few boos reserved for Deshaun Watson.

A caller rips into Ken for supposedly being a secret Deshaun Watson guy, and Ken fires back with receipts on where he's really stood since the draft. He and Anthony get into whether Todd Monken will actually let the QB battle play out or default to the veteran no matter what, and Shedeur's toughness comes up as a point in his favor. Things veer off into a Carson Wentz "champions pose" flashback and a recap of John Fanta's broadcasting boot camp before they wrap.

Browns radio analyst Nathan Zegura joins the show and gives Deshaun Watson a slight edge over Shedeur Sanders heading into training camp, though he's careful to note both quarterbacks have shown real improvement and it will come down to live reps once pads go on. Zegura breaks down why Todd Monken brought in Watson specifically, praises the revamped wide receiver room, and names Denzel Boston as the most impressive playmaker of the offseason. Ken also opens the segment defending himself against critics who say he's not emotionally invested enough in the LeBron saga anymore, arguing there's only so long anyone can stay fired up without a resolution.

Nick and JP evaluate the pressure on Browns offensive coordinator Todd Monken to produce a functional offense with Deshaun Watson. They analyze the Guardians' roster following the return of Jose Ramirez to the starting lineup. Mackenzie Flume also joins to detail her frustrations with a mouse infestation in her apartment and the lack of management response.

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Ken learns that Shedeur Sanders' inner circle and some fans are upset over comments questioning whether his off-field ventures could be affecting his focus on football, and pushes back hard, insisting he never said anything unfair. He and Anthony dig into whether it's normal for a young quarterback to juggle modeling, music and reality TV while fighting for a starting job, and question the oddly specific claim that Shedeur works out four times a day. The conversation also touches on the short film where Shedeur says old friends stopped reaching out once things got hard in Cleveland, with Ken arguing that reaction is understandable rather than mean-spirited. It closes with Ken standing by his takes and refusing to back down from the backlash.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Guardians' high-scoring victory and the statistical importance of run differential. They delve into the frustration surrounding the prolonged LeBron watch and analyze Rich Paul's podcast comments regarding the decision-making process. The conversation concludes with a heated debate about Shedeur Sanders' off-field brand management and his NFL future. 02:52 - Guardians' Seven Homer Victory 09:26 - LeBron Watch and Frustrations 13:16 - Rich Paul Interview Analysis 21:44 - Draymond Green on Schedule 25:43 - Comparing 2014 Return Hype 33:18 - Shedeur Sanders Business Debate 40:31 - Sensitive Fanbase Reactions

Ken reads an email pushback questioning his claim that almost no Browns fans want Deshaun Watson to start, prompting him to hold firm at "98 percent" while acknowledging Watson still looks like the real-time leader for the job. He compares the intensity of Shedeur's fanbase to that of Caitlin Clark and Tony Romo, arguing that hyper-loyal, brand-driven fandoms are simply the new normal in sports and something Anthony needs to get used to. Ken also draws a personal line, sharing a story about his late mother's fierce devotion to athletes like Bernie Kosar, to illustrate how logic rarely factors into this kind of fan loyalty. The segment closes with a brief, unconfirmed mention of a reported ESPN staffing change involving Sean McDonough's broadcast crew before wrapping the show.

Ken and Anthony break down how differently the Browns will judge each quarterback, arguing Deshaun Watson likely needs a Super Bowl-caliber run to avoid being cut loose, while Shedeur only needs a solid, winning-record season to stay in the conversation. They compare the situation to LeBron and the "circus" concern some teams reportedly have about taking on a high-profile personality, wondering if that same hesitation applies to Shedeur's film crew and other NFL teams' interest in him. Ken argues the draft slot creates a real double standard, since a first-round investment in Watson buys more patience than a fifth-round flier ever will for Shedeur. The segment ends by teeing up a phone poll asking listeners whether it might actually be better for Shedeur's long-term career if he doesn't win the starting job right away.

Cam Justice from News 5 Cleveland joins the show to break down the Browns' quarterback competition, calling Deshaun Watson the "leader in the clubhouse" mainly due to veteran experience, but noting Shedeur Sanders offers a higher ceiling if he can clean up his decision-making. She points out that Watson has struggled to play like a seasoned veteran under pressure, and that a rebuilt offensive line will be a major factor in how both quarterbacks perform in camp. Cam also weighs in on Shedeur's emotional short film about last season, calling it a possible sign of real character growth, and flags a retooled pass rush without Myles Garrett as her biggest concern heading into the year. She closes by naming the Steelers and Buccaneers games as key measuring sticks for a Browns team not expected to make the playoffs.

Anthony warns that Shedeur Sanders fans can see through the constant needling on the show, prompting a debate about whether pointing out his packed schedule is fair game. The conversation breaks down Shedeur's jam-packed ESPYs itinerary, brand deals, and reported workout routine, weighing whether any of it is actually affecting his play. The hosts land on the idea that none of it matters until there's real evidence it's hurting his football, since plenty of other athletes juggle similar workloads without issue. It closes by acknowledging quarterback evaluations are notoriously unpredictable, pointing to Baker Mayfield's up-and-down career as proof nobody really knows how this plays out.

On this Monday edition of the show, Andrew Siciliano and Nathan Zegura preview Browns training camp! You'll also hear from QB Shedeur Sanders (1:21:50) and get your weekend headlines (52:33).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.