The crew shares their early impressions of new Browns defensive end Jared Verse and debates whether it's surprising that more players haven't publicly addressed the departure of franchise cornerstone Myles Garrett. They also discuss whether Verse has the personality and leadership traits to emerge as a more vocal presence in the locker room than Garrett was during his time in Cleveland.

Plus, the guys react to head coach Todd Monken's comments that the Browns have two starting-caliber quarterbacks and examine just how much the team's quarterback play could impact its chances of winning games this season.

Later in the show, Jensen Lewis joins to break down which Guardians players have the best chance to earn American League All-Star selections now that voting is underway. He also previews Cleveland's upcoming series against the New York Yankees after the Guardians took two of three games in the Bronx just one week ago.

The Cleveland Browns' mandatory minicamp is set for June 9-11, and Nick and Ryan break down everything Browns fans should be watching. From key roster battles and standout rookies to monitor to the biggest storylines and minicamp takeaways, they cover all the important developments heading into the next phase of Cleveland's offseason program.

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The Cleveland Browns will enter the 2026 season as one of the youngest rosters in the NFL — a reality that became even more apparent after the blockbuster trade sending Myles Garrett to Los Angeles. With the organization clearly embracing a youth movement, should Cleveland seriously consider starting Shedeur Sanders over Deshaun Watson to accelerate the development of its next generation and fully commit to the future?

Plus, hearing from new Browns defensive end Jared Verse who spoke to the media for the first time since arriving in Cleveland.

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Matt breaks down why he believes the Cleveland Browns ultimately made the right call by trading Myles Garrett to the Rams, while also questioning whether the return package was enough for the reigning Defensive Player of the Year. He also reacts to Todd Monken's recent comments about the Browns' quarterback room and examines whether the new head coach may have unintentionally sent a message to Dillon Gabriel.

Plus, Matt explains why this year's Guardians lineup could be his favorite Cleveland roster of the past two decades as the team continues its hot stretch with back-to-back victories over the Yankees in the Bronx.

Bruce reacts to the Browns' blockbuster trade that sends Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams and shares whether he believes Cleveland received enough compensation for the reigning Defensive Player of the Year.

Later, Gene Winters returns to the show to break down the Cavaliers' decision to run it back with head coach Kenny Atkinson and discuss the moves the team could make this offseason to strengthen the roster and position itself for another run at the Eastern Conference Finals.

Plus, Bruce and Gene dive into the Guardians' impressive season, their strong start to the series against the Yankees, and the growing impact of top prospect Travis Bazzana as he emerges alongside Cleveland's exciting young core.

On today’s show, Nick and Ryan continue their discussion of the Browns’ blockbuster trade of Myles Garrett, breaking down why the move may have been a necessary step for the franchise’s long-term success. By examining Andrew Berry’s track record since 2025, a clear pattern emerges: Cleveland is fully committed to building through youth, accumulating draft capital, and acquiring ascending talent.

The next piece of the puzzle is the most important one—finding a franchise quarterback. With a wealth of draft assets now in hand, the Browns appear to be positioning themselves to make a major move in the 2027 NFL Draft, where the future of the organization could ultimately be decided.