Fred discusses Cleveland Browns practice and the upcoming game against the Bengals, and Johnny Manziel pops up again.

Fred appears on WTAM's Wills and Snyder show to talk about the Browns first week of the 2025 season.

The Cleveland Browns begin the 2025 season in five days, but for most of the fandom the 2024 season hangover hasn't been recovered from yet. The negativity about this team that hasn't even taken a down yet seems strange. Yes, the team has no real long term answer at the quarterback position but there are a lot of young players who could be immediate contributors in 2025. Let's grade this as it goes.

Week one of the Cleveland Browns 2025 season is now upon upon us, updates on the latest injury news as several players return to practice ahead of the opener on Sunday at home against the Bengals. We highlight the draft eligible quarterback play from the weekend and two stand above all the rest. A long-detailed analysis of just how the 2025 season will go for the Browns with a record prediction.

The Cleveland Browns are set and ready to go into week one starting on Labor Day. The 53 man roster and practice squad are set. The overall feel for this team is probably higher than when training camp began, there are certainly some positives with this team, as well as negatives. The team is a nice blend of older veterans and upstart younger players any levels of success they can reach will come as a team.

Pete Smith and Joe Mazzulo talk roster cuts and other Browns news.

Mike Keefe and Fred Greetham welcome Scott Petrak of the Elyria Chronicle-Telegram to the show.

The Cleveland Browns hit the waiver wire on Wednesday, we got the positional targets right but missed on the actual players. The Browns claimed Jarrick Bernard-Converse corner back with a high athletic profile and running back Raheim "Rocket" Sanders who was with the Chargers this summer. They also added two really interesting names to the practice squad wide receiver Malachi Corley who is in his second year and needs some NFL fine tuning in regards to the route tree and Cole Strange a former Patriots first round pick who could be of value to Cleveland now and in 2026.

Fred Greetham discusses Browns practice and cut-down day.

The on again off again conversation about whether or not the Cleveland Browns would keep four quarterbacks died when the Browns traded Kenny Pickett to the Las Vegas Raiders. Pickett missed almost all of camp and never really got to compete and allowed rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders to impress the staff. The first 53 man roster is out and there are some minor surprises that will almost certainly have moves to clarify them by end of league day on Wednesday.