At The Office - A Cleveland Sports Show

Noah and Erik break down who will make the Cavaliers’ playoff rotation as the roster tightens heading into the postseason. With Donovan Mitchell, James Harden, Evan Mobley, and Jarrett Allen locked in as the core, the real battle is on the wing and bench, where players like Max Strus, Sam Merrill, Keon Ellis, and Dennis Schröder are fighting for limited spots. Cleveland has as many as 10 to 11 viable contributors, but playoff rotations typically shrink to just 8 or 9 players, leaving tough decisions ahead for head coach Kenny Atkinson. Who earns minutes, who gets squeezed out, and what the ideal rotation looks like is front and center. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah and Erik react to the Cleveland Browns proposing a major rule change that would allow NFL teams to trade draft picks up to five years into the future instead of three. They break down why the Browns want the change, how it could affect roster building across the league, and whether it opens the door to more aggressive “all-in” trades. The discussion also covers how this proposal could affect Cleveland specifically and what it might signal about the team’s long-term strategy. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah and Erik react to growing speculation linking J.J. McCarthy to the Cleveland Browns as questions continue to surround his future in Minnesota. With the Vikings reshaping their quarterback room, trade scenarios and media discussions have begun to include Cleveland as a possible landing spot. Noah and Erik break down how realistic that connection actually is, how McCarthy would fit in the Browns’ current quarterback room, and whether this is legitimate interest or just offseason noise. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah and Erik predict the Cleveland Guardians’ 26-man roster ahead of Opening Day, breaking down the toughest position battles across the lineup, rotation, and bullpen. With Rhys Hoskins added to the middle of the order and young players pushing for spots, key decisions loom for the final few roster spots. Which prospects make the team, who gets left off, and where could surprises happen? All this and more, At the Office!

Noah and Erik react to the latest mock draft from Mel Kiper Jr. and who he has the Cleveland Browns selecting. They break down the prospect, how the pick fits Cleveland’s roster needs, and whether the selection aligns with what the Browns have done so far this offseason. The conversation also explores alternative options at that spot and what the pick would signal about the team’s direction moving forward. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah and Erik run through a new mock draft and debate whether Monroe Freeling would be the right pick for the Cleveland Browns. They break down Freeling’s size, athleticism, and upside as an offensive tackle prospect, while also discussing how he would fit into Cleveland’s evolving offensive line plans. The conversation looks at positional value, alternative prospects still on the board, and how the selection would shape the Browns’ draft strategy moving forward. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah and Erik react to comments from Ty Simpson on Up & Adams with Kay Adams, where the Alabama quarterback openly expressed interest in playing for the Cleveland Browns. Simpson praised Todd Monken and his offense, calling it a quarterback-friendly system and saying Cleveland has the pieces in place to succeed. Noah and Erik break down what Simpson’s comments could mean for the Browns, how realistic Cleveland drafting him actually is, and whether the team’s offseason moves are quietly setting the stage for a rookie quarterback. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah breaks down the uncertain future of Joel Bitonio after the veteran guard’s contract was voided at the start of the new league year, leaving the Cleveland Browns with major dead cap. At the same time, Bitonio weighs whether to return or retire. With Cleveland aggressively rebuilding the offensive line by adding players like Zion Johnson and Elgton Jenkins, Noah discusses what the moves signal about the team’s plans if the seven-time Pro Bowler decides not to come back. He also touches on several smaller Browns free agency moves, including the return of Corey Bojorquez, and the latest on Jedrick Wills Jr. continuing his NFL career. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah breaks down how the Cleveland Browns’ early free agency decisions could signal their long-term plan at quarterback. He examines how the team’s moves across the offensive line and roster construction may be setting the stage for Cleveland to target Ty Simpson in the NFL Draft. The episode also explores Simpson’s strengths as a prospect, how he could fit within the Browns’ offensive structure, and whether Cleveland is quietly positioning itself to develop a young quarterback behind its current options. All this and more, At the Office!

Noah reacts to Day 2 of the NFL’s legal tampering period and the Cleveland Browns’ aggressive effort to rebuild the offensive line. He breaks down the additions of Zion Johnson and Elgton Jenkins, the trade for Tytus Howard, and Cleveland bringing back Teven Jenkins. The episode focuses on how the Browns are reshaping the entire unit, what the projected starting offensive line could look like heading into 2026, and whether these moves will finally stabilize the protection issues that plagued the team last season. All this and more, At the Office!