At The Office - A Cleveland Sports Show

On this episode of At The Office, Noah, John, and Erik dive into the latest buzz around Nico Iamaleava and his holdout and dismissal. Then it's a trip to the water cooler to discuss Cleveland’s new soccer plans! The guys also evaluate Jalen Milroe’s potential as a Browns draft target before wrapping up with thoughts and takes on the opening stretch of the NBA Playoffs.

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Joe Flacco is officially back in Cleveland! Noah and Erik react to the Browns bringing back the veteran QB, what it means for the quarterback room, and how it impacts the team’s plans heading into the draft. All that and more on this episode of At The Office.

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With both the men’s and women’s March Madness tournaments wrapped up, Noah and Erik react to the biggest moments and surprises. Then, the guys debate whether Ty Jerome could be a real difference-maker for the Cavs in the playoffs. And finally, could the Browns pull off the steal of the draft by landing both Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter? At The Office breaks it all down!

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Noah and Matt get you ready for Guardians Opening Day with everything you need to know before first pitch. Then they go pick-by-pick grading every potential option for the Browns’ first selection in the NFL Draft. If you’re a Cleveland sports fan, you don’t want to miss this episode of At The Office!

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Noah, John, and Erik break down how the Guardians have looked so far and what it means for the season ahead. They also take a closer look at Jimmy Haslam’s time as Browns owner and whether his decisions have set the franchise back. Plus, the Torpedo Bat has sparked debate across baseball—is it good for the game or a problem waiting to happen? At The Office has all the takes!

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Noah and Matt dive into the latest buzz around Kirk Cousins being spotted in Northeast Ohio—could there be anything to it? Plus, José Ramírez sprains his wrist—how worried should Guardians fans be? And is Kyle Manzardo turning into a breakout star right before our eyes? At The Office breaks it all down!

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Russell Wilson signs with the Giants, leaving the Browns to rethink their next move in free agency, the draft, and possible trades. What’s the best path forward? Plus, the Cavaliers are struggling—can they turn things around before the playoffs? Noah, John, and Erik break it all down live from Martini’s in Ashtabula, Ohio!

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Noah and Matt break down the Guardians’ big offseason moves, including trading for Nolan Jones and extending Tanner Bibee, but is there reason for concern with the starting pitching rotation? With questions on the mound and key additions to the lineup, how dangerous can this team really be? At The Office has your full season preview!

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Noah, John, and Erik debate whether the Browns should consider making a move for Kirk Cousins, is he worth the money, or should Cleveland look elsewhere? Plus, they break down a full three-round Browns mock draft, analyzing potential fits and draft-day scenarios. And with March Madness back, it’s time to compare brackets, who is making a deep run, and which upsets are on the radar. Tune in to the latest football and basketball talk, At The Office!

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Noah, John, and Erik break down all the biggest moves from the start of NFL free agency and what it means for the Browns. Who should Cleveland target next, and what holes still need to be filled? Tune in for all the latest news, reactions, and bold predictions on this packed episode of At The Office!

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