Jake is back to cover a busy day yesterday with Dak Prescott nonsense that was dispelled quickly, thoughts on more Abdul Carter connections, and finishing up our Subscriber Mailbag questions. 

Then after the opening portion Scott joins Jake to go through their scouting reports on Tyler Shough, Kyle McCord, and Will Howard before they provide their Top-10 Rankings at Quarterback for the 2025 NFL Draft. If you'd like to hear Part II, click the link to join and Support us by subscribing at BrownsFilmBreakdown.com and unlock it today.

This is the first Part I of a packed Offseason Mailbag from the BFB Community. We hit on Travis Hunter and his position for the 2nd pick, Shedeur Sanders and if this regime can afford to pass on him given their job status, which position has the weakest setup headed into April, moves that would evoke confidence for 2025, and whether or not this offensive line requires a premium pick this year.

Keep and eye out for Part II with more great questions tomorrow. Reminder to please join and Support us by subscribing at BrownsFilmBreakdown.com.

Welcome in for a Monday edition of the show where we take more of the Free Agency and Draft intel we have an apply it to a quick mock draft but with decision made in real-time. This is a precursor to our in-depth Mock Draft 2.0 coming later this week but we entertain some big names at the top of the draft catching buzz and how the Browns can collect another asset (or two).

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The Browns decided to get their busiest while Jake left town but time was finally found to discuss all of their recent movement. You get analysis on the Teven Jenkins signing — including his place in the pecking order and why the contract details (still missing) matter so much. Thoughts on the Jerome Baker signing and why depth at linebacker was badly needed, and lastly, the organization taking another shot on the returner role with DeAndre Carter.

Some additional analysis on the latest quarterback movement and who is now the odds on favorite to land in Cleveland as the primary veteran for 2025 — unless they show us the hint about a meaningful rookie. 

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As free agency remains frozen Jake and Andrew spend time today analyzing what the Browns still have to do in order to have the roster in better shape before the NFL Draft in just over a month. These positions lack NFL quality depth and require upgrades.

If you'd like to hear Part II, click the link to join and Support us by subscribing at BrownsFilmBreakdown.com and unlock it today. In the second part they discuss the latest mock drafts from Mel Kiper Jr. and Daniel Jeremiah and why the Browns are being locked into selecting Abdul Carter — and if that selection makes the sense it needs to make for returning to a competitive level in the next few years.

The NFL’s Free Agency and trade market is at am impasse and Jake is here to explain why that is and what decisions linger most heavily on what the Browns will do with the quarterback position. Updates on Kirk Cousins, Russell Wilson, and more. Some time is also spent on the Bengals’ historic paycheck weekend.

Then we close with the best names still on the market position-by-position with who can helps the Browns most, and then provide all new details released on Myles Garrett’s historic new contract. If you'd like to hear Part II, click the link to join and Support us by subscribing at BrownsFilmBreakdown.com and unlock it today.

As the Browns mend their relationship with Myles Garrett, an article in The Athletic by Jason Lloyd around the nature of Garrett’s behavior in a leadership role has brought up tough questions ahead of Garrett’s time with the media on Friday. We discuss the notes in the article and whether the Browns can win consistently with this type of behavior from the top of the locker room.

Then we close with our thoughts on Jalen Milroe from our scouting reports. Details on what makes the uber-athletic quarterback thrive and where his concerns sit headed into the NFL. This is a precursor to the Film Room being posted parallel this morning. If you'd like to watch it, click the link to join and Support us by subscribing at BrownsFilmBreakdown.com and unlock it today.

We’re back with a loaded episode. We kick things off with the latest quarterback buzz centered around the Falcons holding Kirk Cousins hostage and the Russell Wilson visit to Cleveland today. The ramifications of each choice are huge. We also spend some time on what still needs to happen for this offense in free agency and what the running back market is telling us about a return for Nick Chubb to Berea.

After break we spend time breaking down the Joe Tryon-Shoyinka and Maliek Collins signings with plenty of praise for the choices before we close with who left on the market makes sense for the depth the Browns need ahead of the NFL Draft. If you'd like to hear it, click the link to join and Support us by subscribing at BrownsFilmBreakdown.com and unlock it today.

The Browns were quiet for most of the NFL’s opening day of Free Agency until they made a deal for a quarterback none of us expected in Kenny Pickett, and then signed an answer at the tackle position late in the evening.

In this podcast, Jake starts with a brief recap of who signed across the league as the NFL spent a significant amount of money on non-elite talent. Then you get some insights on the Browns decisions including the post-June1 release of Dalvin Tomlinson and James Hudson landing quickly in New York with the Giants.

At the end of the show's break we go position-by-position with who Jake would be interested in on Day 2 for the Browns roster structure. If you'd like to hear it, click the link to join and Support us by subscribing at BrownsFilmBreakdown.com and unlock it today.

We return from a busy football weekend with Jake and Andrew sharing some thoughts on the abrupt turn between Myles Garrett and the Browns that led to the mega-extension for the NFL’s now highest-paid non-quarterback. What led to the turn, why predicting it was simple on the surface, and what concessions were made on both sides looming in the details.

Then we close with some thoughts from the Geno Smith trade as it pertains to the Browns quarterback choice and what DK Metcalf to Pittsburgh means for the rest of the AFC North.

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