Brown Notes Podcast

The boys discuss the pros and cons of adding Za’Darius Smith and arrive at two different conclusions after playing the way-to-early Cleveland Browns schedule game.

The boys debate the merit and motivation behind a litter of dawg logos and find out how the Cleveland Browns fare in the most recent NFL Power Rankings.

The boys take an amateur approach to Draft analysis, swing the pendulum of Cleveland Browns fandom back toward guarded optimism, and prepare for life as underdogs in the 2023 NFL season.

The boys lament the absence of their spring Super Bowl ritual, examine a couple mock drafts with mild disinterest, and look forward to celebrating defensive line depth for the Cleveland Browns.

The boys struggle to find meaning in a life without the NFL Draft, discover Andrew Berry near the bottom of the GM Power Rankings, and learn to accept the Cleveland Browns future as perpetual football villains.

The boys question the legitimacy of Greg Newsome’s trade request, formally say goodbye to Kareem Hunt, and ask themselves, “just how good is Deshaun Watson anyway?”

The boys come down with a bad case of the yips, debate whether Cleveland is really a three sport town, sell Tyreek Hill’s autograph on eBay, and imagine a Cleveland Browns Super Bowl in the wake of Jimmy Haslam’s Faustian bargain.

The boys wrap up free agency, hang out with Jimmy Haslam at the owners meetings, and survey the wreckage left in the wake of Deshaun Watson’s guaranteed contract.

The boys attempt to contextualize perpetual Cleveland Browns Twitter hype, compare WR draft history, and find some surprises in early post-free agency NFL power rankings.

The boys enter the NFL’s legal tampering period with open minds and somewhat open wallets, get to know a handful of new Cleveland Browns, and take a second look at ex-flames — Josh Gordon and OBJ.