At The Office - A Cleveland Sports Show

Noah and Erik break down the latest twist in the Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz gambling scandal as both pitchers officially plead not guilty to federal charges alleging they rigged pitches for betting payouts. With MLB keeping them on administrative leave, this case is far from over, and the legal battle could reveal even more about who knew what and when. All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik dive into the film from Shedeur Sanders’ first NFL action after replacing Dillon Gabriel against the Ravens, breaking down his reads, timing, and poise when the pocket collapsed. What flashes on the tape suggest he could develop into a real threat, and what concerns do the mechanics and decision-making raise for Cleveland right now? All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik dig into the fallout after Shedeur Sanders’ rough debut for the Cleveland Browns against the Baltimore Ravens and why the rookie QB reportedly never got any first-team practice reps. With coach Kevin Stefanski admitting Sanders “still has not” taken snaps with the starters, the hosts unpack if Cleveland’s QB development strategy is failing, whether Sanders is being held back or thrown into the fire too soon, and what this means for his long-term future. All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik break down the first NFL action for rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who stepped in for Dillon Gabriel after a concussion sidelined the starter. Sanders finished 4-for-16 with 47 yards, but also showcased poise under pressure and athletic flashes against an elite Ravens defense. What does this debut tell us about his development, his chemistry with Jerry Jeudy, and the Browns’ next move at quarterback? All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik preview the Browns’ Week 11 matchup against a Baltimore Ravens team trending sharply upward behind Lamar Jackson’s recent hot stretch. Cleveland enters at 2–7 with little national buzz and a struggling offense, but Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, and the defense still give them a puncher’s chance to spoil Baltimore’s rise. With the Ravens clicking and the Browns searching for signs of life, this one could reveal more about Cleveland’s direction than the score itself. All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik explore the growing buzz around Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, as national media boldly link him to the New York Giants’ vacant head-coaching job. With the Giants’ offense in flux and rookie QB Jaxson Dart needing a mentor, analysts like Dan Orlovsky say Stefanski would be a top choice, and what that means for the Browns if his future shifts. All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik dig into the Cleveland Cavaliers’ sudden halt after a four-game win streak, examining how Darius Garland’s toe injury flared up again in the 140-138 OT loss to the Miami Heat. With Evan Mobley and Donovan Mitchell still showing up but the bench slipping and late-game execution crumbling, Cleveland now faces real questions about depth and durability. All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik dive deep into the federal indictment of Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, major pitchers for the Cleveland Guardians, where they’re accused of taking bribes and rigging pitches to help bettors win more than $400,000. We unpack the legal filings, the alleged role of intermediaries, MLB’s investigation timeline, and what this means for the sport’s integrity moving forward. All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik break down a truly alarming showing from the Cleveland Browns, who fell 27-20 to the New York Jets in East Rutherford as special teams and penalties turned into nightmare fuel. The Browns gave up both a 99-yard kickoff return and a 74-yard punt return in the first quarter—an unwanted first in franchise history—and despite racking up more yards than the Jets, team mistakes and late-game breakdowns made the difference. All this and more, At the Office!

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Noah and Erik break down the Cleveland Browns’ upcoming matchup with the New York Jets and ask the tough question: Is this a must-win for Cleveland or a must-lose to protect future flexibility? With Myles Garrett and Denzel Ward anchoring a defense that needs to prove it can take over games, and Dillon Gabriel still finding his footing at quarterback while Jerry Jeudy waits for more connection, the stakes couldn’t be higher. All this and more, At the Office!

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