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Ken and Anthony unpack the wave of glowing Deshaun Watson coverage on Prime, from a "what's your why" sideline interview to Todd Monken's genuine excitement about the comeback story, and wonder if the overwhelmingly negative fan reaction is out of step with how the locker room actually feels about him. They also debate whether Mike Vrabel's visible frustration in the Patriots' preseason finale points to a Super Bowl hangover in New England, before circling back to whether Monken's optimism about Watson is real belief or just a coach talking himself into his only option.

Ken and Anthony Lima analyze the growing vitriol among Cleveland Browns fans following Deshaun Watson's recent struggles. They weigh the financial constraints of his contract against the calls for Shedeur Sanders to take over under center. The discussion also touches on Todd Monken's decisions and the potential for a volatile atmosphere during the upcoming home opener. (00:01:52) Watson Fan Criticism (00:05:32) Business Decisions and Sympathy (00:08:53) Browns Generational Frustration (00:13:28) Todd Monken Narrative (00:19:56) Sanders Hype and Backups (00:23:52) Andrew Berry Accountability (00:31:24) Predicting Home Backlash (00:36:36) Baker Mayfield Revenge Game

Daryl Ruiter joins Ken Carman and Anthony Lima to dissect the Browns' loss, arguing Watson's box score stats mask an ugly performance where he showed no feel for the field, took needlessly deep drops, and remains a liability physically given his surgery history and the coaching staff's baffling use of RPOs with him. Ruiter says he can't explain why Watson beat out Shedeur Sanders for the job, calling the preseason evidence for that decision essentially nonexistent, and all three agree it would be a bad football decision to start Watson again if he plays similarly poorly against Tampa Bay. They also note the defense was arguably worse than the offense, with Trevor Lawrence carving up Cleveland for four touchdowns and Jared Verse managing more tackles than Myles Garrett despite the drop-off in pass rush.

The Athletic's Zac Jackson joins Ken and Anthony to set an over/under of 10.5 quarters on how long Deshaun Watson lasts as the Browns' starter, questioning whether anyone outside the building actually believes in him. He also breaks down Baker Mayfield's near-identical statistical output across his career despite the revisionist narratives, and previews the murky quarterback picture behind Watson, including Taylen Green's limited reps and Cleveland's likely path toward drafting a passer high next spring.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the Guardians' dwindling magic number and the potential postseason rotation including Tanner Bibee and Foster Griffin. They transition into a debate regarding Ken's previous vow to never pick the Browns again after an embarrassing performance. Fans call into the show to weigh in on whether he should be allowed to resume his weekly game predictions. (00:02:25) Guardians Magic Number (00:06:45) Playoff Roster Concerns (00:10:40) Rookie Class Future (00:19:45) Ken's Browns Vow (00:26:45) Listener Prediction Feedback (00:38:50) Taylor Swift Rumors
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