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[Assistant] But he started now to really figure it out that attack the zone, don't nibble, don't try to make the perfect pitch. His stuff plays up here. And you know, I think last night to do that against that kind of a lineup.


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[Assistant] Gives you an idea of what his future is all about. And the guy going tonight, Tanner Bybee, is I think even a little bit further along than Gavin Williams.


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[Assistant] You know what? We haven't had two young pitchers with this kind of stuff come up at the same time. Boy, I, I almost have to go back to C.C. Sabathia and Fausto Carmona and they did it after they had had several years under their belt. Uhm, you know, the future is really bright when you look at


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[Assistant] This pitching staff with Gavin Williams, Tanner Bybee and Logan Allen. And uhm, you know, I think there are a lot of general managers today asking their scouting director, why did Cleveland get him with the 23rd pick in the first round? What were we doing?


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[Assistant] You know what? No, I don't think he probably was. He's not that kind of a kid. He is really quiet.


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[Assistant] And very laid back until he gets on the mound and then you see how competitive he is. But, you know, I think one of the things is with young pitchers, uhm, first off,


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[Assistant] The club has done a really great job with these kids coming up here and knowing their place. Uhm, the old adage really plays in a major league clubhouse. When you're a rookie, you're to be seen, not to be heard.


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[Assistant] Uhm, veterans don't want rookies coming up and popping off and


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[Assistant] And becoming the center of the clubhouse. You need to earn your way into that clubhouse. And our ball club's been very good as far as accepting young players and, you know, not putting them through some kind of a quote unquote hazing scenario. That doesn't happen in this clubhouse.


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[Assistant] You're still a rookie. And I think these guys have really come up here with an idea of how to handle themselves, how to be a pro in that clubhouse. And that's also not in their makeup.


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[Assistant] Uhm, look, we've had other guys here that would be pretty darn selfish when it would come to having that kind of a performance and not getting the run support that you talked about.


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[Assistant] These kids know their place and they know how to stay humble. You know, Sandy Alomar has always said it best.


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[Assistant] Baseball is a game for those that are humble and those that are about to be humbled. And you know, these kids know that there's going to be a day where maybe they give up four runs and the ball club scores five or six and bails them out.


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[Assistant] Yeah, those are really valid and good questions and points. Uhm, I think one of the things that has separated Chris


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[Assistant] Antonetti and Mike Chernoff and Tito is their transparency.


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[Assistant] Some of these kids are like, hey, I'm so happy to be here. I'm not complaining about anything. But when you're a veteran, uh, guys like Josh Nailer and Jose Ramirez, they weren't happy because that meant that, look, uhm, this ball club doesn't look like it's going to be good enough to get into the playoffs.


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[Assistant] And so Chris and Charney wanted to be there to let those players talk to them, air out whatever grievances they had, uhm, whatever complaints that they might have, and, and, you know, be accountable as a front office. Look at the end of the day, guys.


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[Assistant] If Shane Bieber, Tristan McKenzie and Cal Quantrill are healthy in pitching, this doesn't happen at the deadline. You don't see Rosario and Savalli and Bell getting traded. You would have seen them go out and try to add a piece or two, uh, to make that playoff push and have it be one in October.


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[Assistant] You're not getting Shane Bieber back until at least mid September. Um, it may be even later than that for Trista Mackenzie.


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[Assistant] To go out and get a veteran piece when we know that this ball club with these injuries, it's just not feasible for them to win this division and have a deep run in October. They don't want to just get into the playoffs. They want to get back to the World Series and win it.


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[Assistant] And I think with Aaron Savali, uhm, I get why a lot of people are like, well, why would you trade your best starting pitcher?


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[Assistant] And again, not to diss Aaron Savalli.


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[Assistant] But the facts are he's missed two to three months in each of the last three years, including this year. And their concern was, is Aaron Savalli going to stay healthy long-term? And is this the time that we move him when his stock is at its best? And they also needed to get what they hope and we'll see is a young impact hitter.


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[Assistant] You know, what they're going to have to really look closely at is


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[Assistant] Why are we able to develop all this great young pitching and not good young hitting?


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[Assistant] And what you don't want to continue to have to do is rob Peter to pay Paul and have to trade that good young pitching to go get a hitter.


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[Assistant] You've got to be able to do both. And so I think that'll be something that'll be looked at closely this offseason in particular.


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[Assistant] But it, you know, it's a really good point. And I think that's the question they're asking themselves. I know it is. Look, uhm,


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[Assistant] Again, I, you know, I'm prejudiced because obviously I work for the organization, but I also see how it's done elsewhere.


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[Assistant] And I just think our front office is as sharp as it gets and they've had revenue constraints as we all know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, I'd love to see what Chris and Cherny would do if they had $250 million payroll. Like, you know, look what we're seeing in New York. Those two ball clubs have spent over $600 million this year and neither ball club is going to get to the playoffs. And so,


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[Assistant] If, if you and I all see this, you know darn well that Chris and Cherny are asking the same question. What do we need to do here to make sure that we're also producing impact hitters? Because that has been something, you know, outside of Francisco Lindor,


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[Assistant] Now Jose Ramirez was like so many young Latins that you get out of either the DR or Venezuela. Those are all free agents. Frankie Lindor, because he was from Puerto Rico, they're part of the Major League draft and of course he had moved to Florida as well.


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[Assistant] When you look at it, Francisco Lindor is really the last guy that we have drafted and developed.


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[Assistant] That's really turned into an impact player that was a first round pick. So, you know, they're, they're obviously looking at this as we're talking about it because they know this better than, than anyone that


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[Assistant] You know, they've got to get better at it. I think we are seeing, you know, that obviously they drafted and developed Stephen Kwan and Will Brennan and those two kids in the outfield are off to nice starts in their careers.


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[Assistant] You know, I, I think we're seeing Brian Rokeo, uhm, and that, that's part of also why Ahmed Rosario was traded. They have to figure out, guys, who's the shortstop going forward? Is it Brian Rokeo? Is it going to be Gabriel Arias?


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[Assistant] Do you move Andre Siemenes from second back to short?


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[Assistant] Uhm, those are questions. They've got to get some answers on those questions here the next two months. So they've got more of a game plan going into the off season. And I think you'll see this be a very busy ball club this off season because


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[Assistant] What you also don't want to do, you can't waste this good young pitching. And then all of a sudden they get to become free agents and can you afford to keep


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[Assistant] Some of them, all of them, uhm, you've gotta be able to be winning now when you've got what looks to be a heck of a crop of starting pitching that you'll control for the next five years.


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[Assistant] Well, I'll answer it in two ways and I'm not trying to dodge it. One, I'm not real comfortable


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[Assistant] And, uh, I haven't even talked to Kevin Brown. We play Baltimore in September. So I'm not real comfortable talking or commenting on a situation where maybe I don't know the full story. What I will say.


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[Assistant] Is, I am so grateful and it's part of why we've been lucky enough to be here 34 years. One, we absolutely love Cleveland.


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[Assistant] We're able to raise four children here and I can't think of a better place than we could have raised our four than here in Cleveland. That's first and foremost. Secondly, and every bit is important, the organization has never


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[Assistant] Handcuffed me, or any of our other broadcasters as I-


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[Assistant] Now look, we all make mistakes and I'm at the top of the leaderboard when it comes to making mistakes and saying things maybe I shouldn't have or maybe I went too far with it. I mean that's an internal battle that you always have.


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[Assistant] But at no point have I ever been told, hey, you gotta be all, you know, rose petals when you talk about our ball club. The beauty of the Indians under Dave Jacobs and now the Guardians under Larry Dolan's ownership, they have always believed that the best tool that I have is credibility.


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[Assistant] And your credibility is compounded if you're only allowed to talk about positive things. So after a while, your audience no longer trusts you, nor are they going to listen to you because they don't believe you. Now, you've got to be careful and, excuse me, uhm,


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[Assistant] You know, and hopefully I am, uh, but uhm, you know, what you don't want, and Herb's score taught me a long time ago, the longer you're in the booth,


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[Assistant] The more you start to feel like you're God, judge, and jury, and that's something you always have to be cognizant of, that you don't know everything.


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[Assistant] But by the same token, I have never once been said, hey, uhm, what are you doing? You can't do this. This is what you need to say. And I'm eternally grateful for that because without that freedom, you don't have much of a career.


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[Assistant] Federal investigators are looking into how the FAA approved Boeing's 737 MAX jet after similarities were found in two deadly crashes in less than five months.


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[Assistant] In 2015, the FAA moved from focusing on enforcement to compliance and relying heavily on the airline's own safety programs to meet FAA standards.


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[Assistant] Good afternoon everyone. My name is Preet Bharara and I am the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York.


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[Assistant] For engaging an insider trading that was substantial, pervasive, and on a scale without precedent.


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[Assistant] A number of people have been charged and convicted and the investigation remains ongoing.


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[Assistant] It doesn't matter who you are, how much money you have, who you're connected to. You have to play by the same rules as everyone else. You know, rules are rules and the law is the law.


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[Assistant] We have conspiracy statutes and we have aiding and abetting statutes and we have, uh, the criminal ability to bring a case against an institution. But we don't bring criminal cases against people for negligence.


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[Assistant] One of the things that's happened in the United States around food and food production is that it has gotten a lot bigger and more industrial. So whereas, uhm, 50 years ago we might have seen outbreaks that happened, they would be relatively local.


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[Assistant] Uhm, now when we see outbreaks, we often see cases that are in many, many different states. So I think not only the scale of production, but the scale of distribution has meant that, uhm, if some product is contaminated, it has the potential for affecting much broader, number of people in a much broader geographic area.


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[Assistant] And that makes it much more difficult to treat. And then the virulence of the strain.


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[Assistant] If people get sick with it, they're more likely to get severe illness, and that severe illness is going to be less susceptible to antibiotics to be treated.


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[Assistant] That's sort of a double whammy, if you will, that makes it doubly dangerous.


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[Assistant] What you're seeing now is an example of a system that is not working well. And when people don't want to do what we think is a responsible thing, the question is, what are the authorities to compel people to do the right thing? And that's where the breakdown is.


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[Assistant] Foster farms could say, but we're following the law, which they are. We have our USDA inspectors in here and we are not selling any product that is not allowed in the United States and they would be correct.


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[Assistant] So the gap really is, in my mind, when we identify a product such as the Foster Farms chicken, which has caused now multi-state outbreak going over months on end. More than a year. Right.


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[Assistant] A large number of hospi- cases and hospitalization.


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[Assistant] That there hasn't been uhm, a more active response to this particular outbreak.


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[Assistant] The great American outrage machine is a remarkable thing. One day you're having dinner with your family, imagining everything is fine. The next, your phone is exploding with calls from reporters.


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[Assistant] Salmonella levels are going down. Human illness is not. It doesn't take a genius to understand that


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[Assistant] A company can meet the Salmonella performance standards and their product can still be responsible for causing an outbreak of foodborne illness.


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[Assistant] There is a foreigner here. It's in the country's interest for security and so on. That was early on.


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[Assistant] Saying, try this out on him and see what he says.


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[Assistant] Let me give you this. The reason we fell in love with him was the fact that it was a miniature sized white guy embarrassing top notch SEC black dudes.


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[Assistant] And Nick Saban was on the sideline being like, I don't have no, I don't have no answers for him. And it was weird because he had this little extra little gear where he was running around like it was, it was in the street football, running around like this. And he was running away from top notch SEC competition. I've never seen that before.


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[Assistant] Outta here, stay independent. You know a lot of cats say independent like they be thinking they independent.


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[Assistant] No. You can't just pull off, like, you'd be wanna, you'd be asking them, hey, you wanna come on, dawg? You trying to come over on the podcast? They're like, ahhhh.


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[Assistant] I always ask y'all, like, I ask you, like, you know, does it bother you guys that none of their draft picks play?


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[Assistant] So, so like. You said they didn't play. He's talking about the front seven. Greg Newsome. We'll get to those. Greg Newsome is a first round pick. Yeaah. And technically he don't start.


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[Assistant] It's not true. He starts bass. We know them Jedi mind tricks.


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[Assistant] Your head. I believe, I believe, I believe that the people that bring up the three first drive picks is still bank apologists.


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[Assistant] Like, there's still, it's still, it's still there, like. It is what it is, at this point. At this point, we talk about three first round picks, and then we're like, bro, but that was two years ago, and, like, we, we already on the cart.


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[Assistant] We already on the plane right now, but here's what I will say. Uhm, is it catastrophic? No, because you got one of the best defensive ends and you got the one of the best tandems and you did a good job of getting oboe out there. So now you got three really, really good defensive ends.


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[Assistant] Okay, uhm, we've talked about Miles Garrett and how he and she slowed down at the end of the year. Zedaria Smith, who slowed down at the end of the year. He was hurt. He was hurt? Yea, you can get that. So that's part of slowing down. Miles was hurt too. Just part of slowing down. I need another... Self-inflicted, but... I would feel much better if they go out and say,


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, I look at this and I'm sitting here and I figure it's a hamstring. And this is what I've been telling people all along, man. When we be saying we don't need nobody, we don't need this people, we don't need that person, what be happening really is,


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[Assistant] You're projecting people to be healthy the whole season. Now, if you look at it, the depth that you thought you had, or you thought you was really doing your thing with,


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[Assistant] Jerome Florida was going to be a big part of what they want to do offensively.


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[Assistant] Now you look at, you use your depth at both defense and hand spots.


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[Assistant] You've lost some depth, and we haven't even touched nobody yet. We ain't playing a preseason game. These guys will probably be out to game two or three, maybe four, uh, when you're talking about this in terms of what they're doing. And I just would like to let people know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, our first four games is against division rivals. These guys cannot afford to come out here talking about injuries. The first four, the Browns, well you know they were so banged up. Well listen, you're gonna get fired bro. So my thing is this.


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[Assistant] Do, ask yourself, do you want to hedge your bet?


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[Assistant] And use the resources that you have, because if you don't and you lose these games, there's no reason, there's no, there's no sense in you trying to act like, well, well, hey, I was gonna, I was just trying to be fiscally responsible. No bro, this is it.


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[Assistant] I don't, I don't like no problems. Like, if I got company coming over, I'm overstocking my refrigerator.


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[Assistant] Somebody might come over there wanting to eat the whole thing up. So I'm gonna have some extras in there. But I will take this. I did reach out to somebody close.


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[Assistant] Same way I can't watch that movie, I got a lot of doing. But, can't watch that right now, I got a lot of stuff going on. He says to me, and this is facts, he said look, I said woah.


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[Assistant] You know, I didn't really ask you this question. How do you feel, how does he feel about, you know, the different pieces on the offensive defense?


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[Assistant] Cause there's been rumors of people, like we had uh, what's his name, DeAndre Hopkins and blah blah blah. He said, verbatim, he said yo, he says this is the most talented group he's ever played with.


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[Assistant] I thought that was, I thought that was eye-opening. I'm like, wow, okay, like, he, he really likes the roster. And if you like it as is, hey, look, hey, but you, hey, look, that's on you, dawg. But you down, you also, you vouch for it.


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[Assistant] It's always a way around the cap. No it ain't. If he come and knock on the door like listen this ain't gonna work. Now here's the scary part, right? The scary part is this.


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[Assistant] Any, any injuries or significant time off, or Mario Cooper, or Nick Chubb, and now, now, now we- Yea, that's a problem. Now we got a problem. Now we- That's a problem. Any significant, and when I say significant, we talk about, they say four weeks? Four to six weeks? Oh, no, no, no. Now I'm both listening.


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[Assistant] Worse without Nick Chubb. I don't think the season's over if Nick Chubb gets there. I think they could possibly still make the playoffs, but I think that with Nick Chubb and Deshaun Watson, you could win the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] I don't think you could win a Super Bowl. It would be much harder. Much harder. Because one of the areas that every team struggles with, and the Browns especially, with two days, I was just watching the camp.


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[Assistant] Man, that, you just, Matt, you just gave me chills down my spine because this looks just like tourniquet at Ohio University in them small dorms. Do they at least got you together with an AC? Do you have a window unit?


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, there's a lot of people who put a lot of emphasis on the six games and they kind of forget about the rest of the stuff that he did prior to that. Uhm, if he does, if he is back to what Wazir used to be, uhm, what does that rank him in the division and where does that put him in the, I guess, the pecking order with the league?


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[Assistant] Another big guy, uh, that we got, went out and got, two guys, Dalvin Thomason and Zedaria Smith.


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[Assistant] Uhm, when you, when you go back and we had, uh, one of the beat reporters for the Vikings on, he talked about


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[Assistant] How much they loved David Tomlinson and what he was able to do for them in the middle. It gives you a little more pass rush than meets the eye. And then Zedaria Smith, the guy who they thought was playing at a, you know, defensive player of your type.


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[Assistant] Caliber, uhm, in the first game, first half of the season, uhm, you mixed that with Miles Garrett and Jim Schwartz with his emphasis on getting up field with the quarterback or getting after the quarterback and penetrating. What type of, what type of defense can the Browns be up front, uhm, if they're able to kind of put things together?


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[Assistant] I'm looking at the totality of everything in the AFC.


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[Assistant] And uhm, I haven't seen it just stack in a long time.


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[Assistant] I mean, you take a look at the Dolphins with the two receivers that they got, um, it's a shame Jalen Ramsey is out, but they were making moves. You take a look at the teams like the Jets who, uh, got Aaron Rodgers, brought in receivers, Sauce Gardner is a guy over there. Defense is really good with the Jets. Uh, Justin Herbert, you know, it's kind of,


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[Assistant] Kinda put up, it seems like this is the Justin Herbert, ay, are you in that mix or really not? Like, we really wanna see what you're doing coming up to get where Allen and Burrow is.


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[Assistant] And then obviously you got teams like the Browns and, and, and, and the Jacksonville Jaguars, like who you said are coming on, are very strong. This might be the most competitive I've ever seen in a league. And it's crazy, just for outsider box thinking, how,


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[Assistant] How is the NFL able to do this? How, like, every single year there's a competitive team and it looks like it's stacked from 1 to 12.


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[Assistant] Now, here's my thing. They've gotten rid of kickoffs out of the game. To be truthful.


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[Assistant] I would probably go with, I'd go with Buffalo. They seem like they always need a bat. Did I sucker them all into a bat?


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[Assistant] When you look at the phenomenon of Donald Trump, you know, just a celebrity, cause people...


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[Assistant] He may not always, uh, you know, be the most truthful or truthfulness. He may not say it the right way, but we like the fact that he's not a politician. So for a lot of people like myself who say, say, how could you like Johnny Manziel?


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[Assistant] We had so many clowns, I mean the, the, the, the Boy Scouts of America, the Brian Hoyers and the McCoys and, uh, I mean guys that, obviously, Brady Quinn, these guys were just,


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[Assistant] Can we have an edge? Can we have somebody that does not care and wants to go out here and just unapologetically kick ass and take names?


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[Assistant] And so when you, that energy is infectious, but sometimes you don't, you don't realize that that energy is not actual.


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[Assistant] The real energy you need, the real energy you need is guys that really want to win at all costs and are doing the things they need to do, not just the attention. So a lot of people like Johnny Manziel, uhm, and when you fall for it once,


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[Assistant] Right? You don't fall for it again. And so when I saw Baker Mayfield, I said, oh no no no, I'm not falling for this one. Because he was, he was a, Baker Mayfield was a Johnny Manziel,


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[Assistant] But he was sober and wasn't drinking and he actually did for what it was worth.


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[Assistant] He did want to win and he did work hard to a certain extent, but he still never worked as hard as he should've.


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[Assistant] Like, when, when the comments came out with, with uhm, you know, Baker saying, you know what, uhm, I, I thought it was gonna be easy or, uh, I don't need to change my mechanics or whatever the case may be. I saw some of the same characteristics traits, so, for me, like, I was already fooled once by Manziel. He wasn't gonna get me again with Mayfield.


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[Assistant] Great job, I thought. If there's any coach that gets a little bit of a reprieve during that era, it was Mike Petten. Yeah. Because he was, but. Romeo Cordejo. He went 10 to 6.


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[Assistant] Zip zero, none. Let me go look at it. Remember, remember Josh Gordon was suspended. He didn't even play to the Falcons game. Right, right. So in 1700 yards and 14


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[Assistant] And, and you know, you gotta think about it. Like going back then, people always try to say that, oh the Browns were divided because of, uh, Baker.


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[Assistant] Bro, we've been divided for years. I mean, we've been on just opposite ends of the spectrum. I'm old enough to remember there were people in this town who said, Bernie gotta go.


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[Assistant] He was. Like, they was saying, like, it's unorthodox, but he gonna be unorthodox right into Canton. And I just, it hit me because...


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[Assistant] They was actually that, the Browns was actually that squad in the eighties. Like people don't realize that they were a good deal.


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[Assistant] They was like, like, they was like, they was like the team, how you talk about, not Kansas City, because obviously Kansas City has won, but if you, in today's climate, they're talking about them in, right up in that era where, where, if they wanted to


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[Assistant] Going back and forth, and even the quarterback before, Ken Anderson. Ken Anderson, they were good back then. Right, right, that's true. And it's so crazy because during that time, the Steelers was trash. You know what? Right. The Steelers was bad, like, and then you had the Houston Oilers in there, but it was weird because I'm going back to look at it because


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[Assistant] I'm trying to gauge today, like, what the energy would be like if the Browns was really good. Like, if they were good, good, good, like. Hopefully we find out this year.


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[Assistant] And rosters back then didn't turn over like that.


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[Assistant] Stop it. I don't, I don't, I don't think to me if I had to pick.


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[Assistant] I don't, I'm not taking him over Jamar Chase. Why? Cause Jamar Chase can take Catch a Scream? No, cause Jamar Chase, he can catch the Rock and be gone.


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[Assistant] If you said Tyreek Hill or Justin Jefferson, I would literally have to be like, well listen, Tyreek Hill is running away from everything.


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[Assistant] Stop it. Stop it. You need to cut that out. I think Cam Hayward is a whole family. He is. Go Bucks.


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[Assistant] The only, the only Hall of Famers on special teams is Devin Hester, Josh Cribbs, Steve Tasker.


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[Assistant] Phil Dawson. Sebastian Janikowski. Tyvis Powell. Dante Hall. Good one. Yup, good one. Good one, Earl. Good one.


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[Assistant] Alright guys, we just got to the Chief Keef show. We also got two motherfuckin' extra tickets. We're finna hide these for some fans. Hit em up through Instagram. Let them niggas pull up, you know what I'm sayin'? Go see the big almighty so.


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[Assistant] Alright yo, tickets are at the entrance at the first white cone.


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[Assistant] Go get em. Hopefully, some pretty ladies will find this ticket. You know what I'm saying? It's like, come back to my little bachelor pad. Nah, I'm just joking. Nah, it's dope man. It's fucking, I love Sosa man. We actually, me and Sosa got the same birthday. August 15th, 1995.


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[Assistant] That shit was fucking crazy. Chief Keef fucking killed it. Shoutout Chris Long Films. Go follow Chris Long Films and also go follow Nostalgia V, man. Rope Gang.


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[Assistant] And Anthony's off, it was his birthday yesterday, he went to the Nickelback concert, and whatever happened to that concert,


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[Assistant] It's cause I still have, I don't have a lot of places yet. I mean, you do have, uh, GPS. GPS. Well, I put it in eventually and I found it, but you were like, hey, just follow me, no biggie. I don't even remember that, sorry. As soon as you got on the highway, you were leaving me in the dust.


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[Assistant] When they sync up the red light, so no matter how fast you go, unless you literally floor it, you don't go from green light to green light progressively, you go red light, red light, red light, red light. It drives me crazy. Why don't they sync it up so if you hit when you start, you get at least two or three and keep it moving before you get stuck.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna piggyback off of you right there. I do have to say one thing on Shelby Harris and I'll get back to that.


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[Assistant] He was a cap casualty cut in Seattle. He wasn't let go because lack of performance, lack of production, he's not a bad person, he's not a cancer in the locker room. He was let go simply because they just signed Draymond Jones, shout out to St. Ignatius, to an 80 million dollar contract and Shelby Harris was set to make 9 million. So he was simply a cap cut casualty, he did nothing wrong. To piggyback off what G said,


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[Assistant] The Browns on paper, and granted paper means nothing until they prove it on the field, but on paper, the Browns do have the best defensive line in the entire NFL now. Bull alluded to it.


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[Assistant] They have two defensive tackles ranked in the top 17 last year. David Tomlinson, number 13.


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[Assistant] And now Shelby Harris number 17. So they're the only team with that. They're also the only team in the NFL with two defensive ends.


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[Assistant] Who ranked in the top 20 last year. Miles Garrett number 1 and Zedaria Smith number 13. So you look at their starting defensive line from left to right. Miles Garrett, Dalvin Tomlinson, Shelby Harris, Zedaria Smith.


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[Assistant] Those four guys, all right to the top 17 of their respective positions.


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[Assistant] Per PFF last season. And Boal always says, well you gotta prove it to me first.


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[Assistant] Until they play this year, all we can go off of was last year. All four of those guys were extremely productive.


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[Assistant] Highly valuable and none of them look like they're at the precipice of their career where they're about to fall off a cliff.


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[Assistant] Harris, the oldest of the group, maybe he takes a slight step back, but even if he does, the upgrade from Harris to what we had last year at the defensive tackle position is monumental. His grade alone, 72.3, you could take two, any two, pick your choice.


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[Assistant] Of the Browns defensive tacos last year and combined their PFF grades. Right. And it's about what Shelby Harris did by himself.


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[Assistant] Because he's, he's 6'4, 290 and he voked up a little bit in Seattle. Right. But he's not, he's not Dalvin Tomlinson size. He's a smaller defensive tackle.


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[Assistant] And G, you can attest to this better than anyone else. Maybe, not just in Cleveland, but in the entire country. Defensive tackle, defensive, I'm gonna get banged up all the time.


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[Assistant] His ability to stay on the field is unprecedented. He's played since, you know, his first season he only played one game. It's just not, he wasn't hurt, just wasn't in the rotation. His second season he played seven games. He's played 16 games in four of the past six seasons. The two that he didn't play 16, he played 11 and 15.


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[Assistant] The dude stays on the field. That's right. And that's something that, that has a price. It's like the Visa commercial. Priceless.


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[Assistant] You pay for availability and for 5 million dollars you're getting a guy throughout his career has been unbelievably durable in a position that frankly is not really durable across the league.


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[Assistant] I think this, this move helps Ika though, 2G, cause now...


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[Assistant] Strictly run, but also, if it's third and three and you think they're gonna run, you could put eke on the inside.


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[Assistant] Move out Shelby Harris to the defensive end and you got three run stuffing guys who are more-


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[Assistant] Not that he's not a good pass rusher, but a more run stuffing guy on the outside with Miles Garrett. Right. And now you have the flexibility to mix and match. And the one thing we talked about heading into the season before yesterday was we knew Daven Tomlinson, that second D tackle position was just a question mark. Guy said, talent just hadn't proven it.


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[Assistant] And now, there's never an instance where you're gonna have two guys on the field that haven't proven it on the NFL level. I don't think we'll ever see a situation where either Tomlinson or him are out.


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[Assistant] Can I ask you a question, G, real quick? This came up on Behind the Glass last night when me and Earl were talking. Someone asked how quickly do you think we'll see Harris pick up this defense and kinda assimilate himself to Jim Schwartz's scheme.


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[Assistant] Excuse my ignorance. I told you my football credentials yesterday. Not good.


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[Assistant] How much does the defensive tackle really learn scheme to scheme when kind of their job is eat blockers and go forward?


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[Assistant] I wonder if he decided, hey, I don't really want to sign until part of training camp is already underway.


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[Assistant] I'm guessing that's part of the reason he waited. And I'm curious, do you think? Cause I know he visited the Browns last week.


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[Assistant] Wonder if they had a handshake deal in agreement a couple weeks ago. Hey, we're going to bring you in. You don't want to go to Greenbrier, but we want you. You want to be here. Just kind of take his time until he was ready to come to camp.


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[Assistant] Jordan Elliott played into the fourth quarter of the Hall of Fame game, which is the backups backups. Yep. Cause doesn't really count. And he wasn't standing out in a way that made you say, who is this guy? Oh, exactly. Exactly. Just a little bit of writing on the wall is the G's point. I can't imagine now. Are you going to keep him over Mohurst?


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[Assistant] They actually are extremely comfortable. Could not recommend them highly enough. We got Tyvis? What up Ty?


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[Assistant] Speaking of eyes, Ty, this last time you went to Berea for camp, you said Deshaun Watson was better than Tom Brady.


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[Assistant] In his second time of you seeing Deshaun Watson in person this year at camp, was his second performance as good as the first?


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[Assistant] So I haven't been out to Berea for a training camp practice yet, but...


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[Assistant] You read the reports and a pretty constant thing you see in the reports is Miles Garrett's having his way with Jed Wills in the individual pass blocking drills and granted,


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[Assistant] I don't think any offensive tackle would struggle going against Myles Garrett in these types of situations, but are the concerns about Jed Wills trying to block Myles Garrett and not having any success doing that kind of being overblown from what you actually saw with your own two eyes?


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[Assistant] No, no, it's a link, it's a link. If you use that link, any Brown's gear you buy through that link, we get a little bit. It's, uh, fanatics.com slash UCSS. Uh, basic, it's in the chat, but like I said, you don't gotta help us.


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[Assistant] Just do what you normally do. And that's the start of football season. Buy some Browns gear instead of buying it elsewhere. Use the code for us, or the link for us, excuse me. There it is on the screen. It's fanatics.com slash UCSS.


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[Assistant] Does it cost any extra? It's exactly the same. We just get a little portion back. So we appreciate you guys helping us by helping yourself look fly for Cleveland Brown's season.


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[Assistant] To win 22 straight pre-season games? I know it doesn't matter, but that's absurd the fact that they've done that. It is absurd. That's like, 7 pre-seasons in a row they haven't lost.


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[Assistant] I'll start I guess. Go ahead. I do think Earl's right on point that unless they do a major restructuring of his contract, I think there's a more than 50% chance, probably more than a 70% chance. This is his final season in Cleveland. He has to play like 2021-2020 Wyatt Teller for the Browns to reach their full potential this season and I think the big reason of that is we all know Deshaun Watson's a great athlete.


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[Assistant] When pressure comes from the outside, you can step up in the pocket, find a lane, and create. The hardest thing to do as a quarterback is to evade internal pressure. That's why guys like Aaron Donald and Chris Jones are so valuable in the grand scheme of the NFL. And if Wyatt Teller can't keep those guys from getting into the Sean Watson's face within half a second,


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[Assistant] Then it's a lot harder for Deshaun Watson to then evade a guy when the middle's already collapsed and you can't get to the outside. Cause edge dressers are taking that outside route and forcing Jed Willis to, Jed Wills and Jack Conklin are pushing back inside. So interior pressure is the most unstoppable thing for an offense to deal with.


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[Assistant] And you have Batoni on one side. They're not going after him, so they're going to be going after Wyatt Teller, which is why I think 20 is about the right spot for him this year. He has to play well for them to reach their potential.


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[Assistant] And you have, Dewan Jones now is slated to be the backup. He's played in one preseason game, and it's a pre-preseason game. We don't know. Well, they have James Hudson. I mean, he- Well, Hudson's more of a guard than a tackle, isn't he? No, he's still a tackle.


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[Assistant] I thought it kind of filled in everywhere, but whatever. So you have James Hudson as well, but it's unproven commodities. And when your investment into Sean Watson is what it is, in any franchise quarterback, Sean Watson, name it, any of those guys, your season relies on their health. And the guys whose job it is to keep that quarterback standing,


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[Assistant] Are so vital and that's why I think Wyatt Teller, if he gets back to the 2020-2021 form where he had a 90 plus PFF grade in back to back seasons, just takes this offensive line to another new level.


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[Assistant] I mean they could, but they could get out of Antonio. The teller thing in my mind was a much, much bigger savings. Yea. But if they don't like Jed, Jed Wills doesn't perform this year. Right. He's probably replaced.


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[Assistant] Ethan Poachers on a 3 year extension, it's really a 1 year deal, plus 2. They like Luke Whippler, and Poachers isn't the 90 PFF grade guy.


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[Assistant] But I'm just saying, there's a world- You can't spend big money on five offensive linemen. There's a world where next year, you're looking at a new tackle, a new center, and a new guard. There's a world where that exists, so.


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[Assistant] Let's have a lot of cap questions. At the end, whether it's Cooper, Teller, Petonio, Chubb, the list goes on and on. They got a lot of guys who are either on one year deals,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't know what my reputation was prior to yesterday, but yeah. But it's changed.


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[Assistant] It's crazy that when you go back to the 2014 NFL draft.


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[Assistant] As bad as Johnny football was as an NFL player and as bad as a draft pick that turned out to be.


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[Assistant] It wasn't even the Browns biggest mistake of the first round. Like, Justin Gilbert was the ninth overall pick that year, and he was a worse NFL player than Johnny Football was.


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[Assistant] The thing that stood out to me most about the Johnny football doc, he admitted, I'm not a football player that likes to party, I'm a frat boy who happens to be really good at football.


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[Assistant] And to be open, and obviously in hindsight now, but to be open about that and to realize who he was in that time, and I mentioned this on your podcast, Last Night Bull.


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[Assistant] Johnny football came to prevalence as soon as Twitter became a real thing.


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[Assistant] And Johnny Football's rise to startups, the levels he reached were exactly in line with when social media started becoming a thing and amping guys up to levels they had never seen before.


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[Assistant] I don't blame, er, I understand, I guess, why Johnny Manziel thought he was on top of the world when he's hanging out with LeBron James and Drake.


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[Assistant] And he's the coolest guy at some of the coolest parties in the world. He's walking into parties and celebs are asking him for pictures. He's the little kid from San Antonio, Texas.


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[Assistant] I never really loved football in that sense. I never was willing to work hard. He watched zero hours of film. He didn't practice.


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[Assistant] That wasn't who Johnny Football was. He was a frat boy who was really good at football, and once he got to that next level where he had to put in the work to compete, he wasn't willing to do it. And that's sad, because it seems like he could have been.


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[Assistant] So the one thing that Johnny Dockett didn't touch on that I think is a big reason Manziel ended up being a first round pick and the reason he was the Heisman winner that year.


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[Assistant] Now, let's not take it, Johnny was unbelievable in his own right. Yeah. Mike Evans was so good that's, and Mike Evans is still playing, by the way. He's the only receiver in NFL history with nine straight, thousand yard seasons. He was so good.


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[Assistant] You mentioned Baker, and like the parallel, I know you texted us, bigger mistake, Baker Manziel.


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[Assistant] I'm not sure if you thought that was like, do you, do you think anyone argued Baker? It's definitely Manziel was the bigger mistake.


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[Assistant] You can look at misses however you want. I think the reality situation is, it's a bigger miss on Manziel because you avoided every red flag humanly possible under the sun. His workout, he was throwing rounds to his agent and his guy.


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[Assistant] If, if that is true then yea, then obviously that changed the equation. I'm just looking at...


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[Assistant] Baker, like you said, at least Baker could be a competent NFL quarterback.


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[Assistant] No skill is like purely translatable. It's so mental. I mean look at the hit rate of first round quarterbacks. And we're seeing more and more drafted every year. It's like 37-38%.


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[Assistant] Real quick, you ready for the trade details of this trade? Yea. And I always say this is one very familiar name in here. Yea. The Bills traded the 10th overall pick to Kansas City.


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[Assistant] For a 2018 first round pick, Rashaun Evans.


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[Assistant] A 2017 first round pick, Trudevius White. And a 2017 third round pick, John Johnson III.


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[Assistant] This draft was kinda loaded. John Ross did go 9, right? He did go 9. McCaffrey was in that draft. Jamal Adams, Marshawn Lattimore, Hassan Reddick, Watson, Marlon Humphrey, Jonathan Allen, Evan Ingram, Trudevius White, TJ Watt, Buddha Baker, Dalvin Cook, Joe Mixon.


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[Assistant] Uh, Juju, Alvin Kamara, Cooper Cup, Chris Godwin, Kareem Hunt, Shaquille Griffin, Trey Hendrickson,


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[Assistant] They took Jabril Peppers. Yea, he was a waste. At 25, and then Joku at 29. Right. They took in Joku one pick before TJ Watt.


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[Assistant] They could have came out of that draft with Miles Garrett and TJ Y. You imagine.


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[Assistant] I really miss Anthony today. This is Anthony's special. Anthony is the Tagboard Doc.


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[Assistant] I think at least for the first couple of games it'll be brought up because it'll be tied into, well he only played six games last season because he was suspended because of that and we need to see how, except for the first couple until he gets a quarter of the way into the season.


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[Assistant] I don't think it'll be hard throughout the broadcast, but if someone wants to go into the game, say, if they say one thing about the Sean Watson's off-field situation, I'll turn it off. You're not going to watch the first five seconds. It's going to be mentioned and then it'll eventually phase itself out.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like it was last year. I think what Joe Thomas said, I don't want to parrot this, almost word for words, he said it best.


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[Assistant] Deshaun Watson is allowed to play in the NFL. He is no longer suspended.


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[Assistant] He did what, he was suspended, he served his time, he's back in the field and he is playing football for the Browns in 2023.


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[Assistant] I'll say something bad about your bro right now. He takes baths instead of showers.


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[Assistant] But it's like, it's like G real quick G, but, you know, G is not a big Jed Wills fan.


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[Assistant] Earl, I got, I got a question for you. Do you think LeBron James is a clutch basketball player?


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[Assistant] Sorry. So, I'll ask this again so we get into one clip. Do you think LeBron James is a clutch basketball player? I think LeBron James is clutch. Did you think he was a clutch basketball player after the 2011 finals when they didn't beat Dallas?


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[Assistant] Yeah. You still thought he was clutch after...


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[Assistant] We're steadfast that he was clutched beforehand. Yeah. I'm actually in both camp. I was not sure he was a legitimate.


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[Assistant] MJ Kobe Level Closer. Right. And he's proven to be.


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[Assistant] But after that finals, I was like, eh, I'm not so sure if he has that.


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[Assistant] Immense clutch gene. And now he's developed there. Either he had it and now I just was more attuned to it. But Earl, you answered that not the way I expected, so that was not what I wanted.


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[Assistant] The list goes like, as you're saying that, we're gonna get an answer, and there's a chance to change your opinion on, is Kevin Svansky a good coach?


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[Assistant] Is Deshaun Watson in that elite, elite category or is he falling off?


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[Assistant] But there are so many questions that, whatever your opinion is today, on August, what's today, the 11th, the 10th, if your opinion does not change,


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[Assistant] On all these things, oh it's not a shot at you, I'm just saying in general for anyone. If your opinion doesn't change on a lot of these things from August 10th to the end of the season.


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[Assistant] It means we haven't learned anything, it means the Browns are probably 8 and 9 or 9 and 8.


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[Assistant] Can make everybody so much money. Look at the Johnny Doc real quick.


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[Assistant] Kevin Sumbling got a four million dollar raise off of a one good year. Cliff Kingsbury, who was never a good head coach. Never. Got head coaching jobs at a power five program and the NFL off one good Johnny football season.


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[Assistant] Shutting foster farms down wouldn't necessarily have prevented any of those hospitalizations or illnesses, uh, because the product that caused those


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[Assistant] Uh, illnesses had already entered the stream of commerce. But in terms of being able to recall the product, well we certainly would have if we'd had definitive proof of the specific product.


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[Assistant] We attempted to do what you're asking us to do relative to Salmonella and adulterants and we were basically told by the court that we did not have the authority or the jurisdiction to do that.


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[Assistant] Well, we've, we've attempted to exercise the authority and courts have basically told us, can't do it.


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[Assistant] If Congress wants to give us additional power and direction,


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[Assistant] Fair enough, uh, but at this point in time, I have to live with the rules that we have. Have you asked for more authority?


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[Assistant] Well right now our focus has been primarily on making sure that our, our regulatory systems are what they need to be.


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[Assistant] At that point and immediately at that point, the recall was issued. Because then you had the specific proof that you needed to be able to say specifically this product needs to come back.


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[Assistant] We advise him that the booking procedure, which was a municipal misdemeanor,


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[Assistant] That he was eligible for posting a bond of $25 in cash or getting a politician to parole him.


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[Assistant] He seemed to want to let everyone know who he was and what he was doing. He could have avoided it.


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[Assistant] Very, very simply by saying, hey, here's my 25 dollars, let me go home.


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[Assistant] Foster Farm says only one illness was definitively traced to its chicken, but that it's voluntarily expanding the recall to all products packaged in that period in the fullest interest of food safety.


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[Assistant] Shit, my hands almost stopped shaking. You ever seen a guy shot in the guts before?


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[Assistant] Come on, man, talk to me, I'm freaking out here. Hey, maybe, maybe Eddie's alive, huh? He took one to the belly. I heard that's the best place to get shot, is that true?


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[Assistant] We're in the midst of solutions here, Pierce.


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[Assistant] You don't appreciate what I do for you. You don't realize...


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[Assistant] Remember the stiff from the stadium? He's not so stiff anymore.


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[Assistant] The, uh, cops got him in Chicago lockup and, oh, he's about to walk into an interrogation and point a finger. Right at you.


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[Assistant] They're all fucked up, I don't know whether to laugh at them or scream at them. Finally I just pulled out my 45 and slammed a couple of rounds into their fat faces. So that's what I have.


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[Assistant] I'm here to help you. We both want the same things. Answers? Who attacked us? And I happen to know that you've hit a wall. Yeah, I figured. So, I come bearing glad tidings. The Merlot.


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[Assistant] In exchange, you get to talk to sis. Quit pro and all that. This won't end well for you. Perhaps, but don't get clever. I really have no problem killing that girl.


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[Assistant] I read the news today. Something about a high-speed chase near Parker Square at all the hallmarks of Aiden Pier.


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[Assistant] You didn't bring my data, I didn't bring your sister. We're so predictable.


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[Assistant] You know something, Aiden? I'm tired of you not taking me seriously. Next time I see you, if you don't have my data, she's dead.


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[Assistant] Look at you! You plowed over people to get to a mob boss!


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[Assistant] You think you're absolved because your cause is what? Noble?


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[Assistant] So is your niece. That's why you sent your family away, right? They know what you are.


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[Assistant] You play a beautiful game, but sometimes you still lose. Blah, blah, blah. Jesus, you guys talk a lot.


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[Assistant] What the hell did we hit on? Just stay low. I'll get us out.


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[Assistant] No, take it as none of your business. That's a nice attitude. Is that why Bloom fired you?


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[Assistant] No power to the bunker. They cut it. There's no power, do you get it? Might as well call that place a tomb. Alright. I can deal with that. That's all it ever was when you think about it. A tomb. Anyone that ever touched that fucking place. We all have one foot in the grave. But I... I'm okay. I'm safe here. Mostly. Sure.


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[Assistant] I built it, you know. A remote. Yeaah. That's what I do, I build.


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[Assistant] Yeah, fine. Sure. Yeah, you take it. Great. Yeah, it's your funeral. That's heavy, huh?


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[Assistant] You need anything? I mean whatever. You come see me. I build stuff. You do.


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[Assistant] Alright, so we're leaving Pink Dolphin right now, and we're going back to the OSS store, and then I'm making the Keen Film, and we're gonna, what, take an Uber to the Nexus Lounge to go catch the Rich the Kid thing, so, let's go.


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[Assistant] If I don't hear from his mother, soon I will call the police.


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[Assistant] As you all know, I've done some sculptures of some of the most amazing athletes, you know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so without further ado, okay, David Beckham.


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[Assistant] Oh no! Daisy rang me! Wait, what, what, oh. Hey, everything okay?


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[Assistant] Chloe, are you okay? I do know that you can tell me anything. I found her anyway. Found who?


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[Assistant] So, you new around here? Had any bills talking to you?


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[Assistant] What about now? You think you'll do a good job now? Because if you are, I'll meet you at the nightclub tonight.


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[Assistant] That was a family trip. Oh, that's different, right? Yeah, that's different. You see the levels to this? They be having whole levels. They be like, this is a different trip. You know, one day, G. Bush gonna have a trip. That was a long weekend. This is a vacation. My trips be like, I'm going back to Lakewood.


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[Assistant] Do you think it's because they traded him to the Rays and the Rays have a good track record of turning pitchers around, playing well, and the Rays happen to be in the American League? You think that's why people were like?


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[Assistant] So I didn't think that was going to be like that when I started. I was like, alright. Like everybody else had been like, been doing a bunch of stuff. So like, so most of the times, uhm, I'll commend them for, you know, going out and doing certain things, like bringing non-traditional, I mean, I work on the radio, but,


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[Assistant] I wasn't doing as much as you and obviously Jason had been writing for a long period of time, even back when I was following him when he was an actor. So just giving a new guy a shot, I think it was interesting because it mixed well. Everybody has their own


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[Assistant] Personality, everybody has their own take, and I don't think some of the topics we cover...


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[Assistant] Uhm, on this, uh, on this show, we are a show that is kind of a pioneer because these topics, they're not covered on mainstream media a lot, they're not really covered, you know you can't really cover some of it locally, and it's a different format because


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[Assistant] We all have our own opinion. Everybody has their own way they slant, this way or that way. But, we all seem to have an opportunity to speak our piece, and uhm, the cool thing about it is,


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[Assistant] People like each other, like we, we argue all the time, but it's not like, we haven't got to a point where it's like, I hate this person cause we argue. Everyone just says.


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[Assistant] And according to you, he likes those questions. He likes strategy questions, right? Yeah, I mean he wants...


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[Assistant] He has. He hates that man. He does not like Oscar Gonzalez. It is obvious we asked ourselves what's going on with Tito and the organization. They don't like him. They just don't date. It's evident. He got pissed off when he heard Oscar. He like, what? Like, he's not even in the mix for that. Like, no. Let's move along.


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[Assistant] You know, sometimes when I look at managers or coaches in general, as they get past that plateau where like, they already know where they're going, doesn't it seem like sometimes they just do things and be like, I could do that because I could do that.


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[Assistant] I can play Maestro because I'm Tito and I can do that. It just is what it is. Y'all got to deal with that. Like, Greg Popovich, nobody, like, okay, Wimby, he just got Wimby, but before, when they was taking L's,


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[Assistant] No one's gonna ask him like, okay, Pop, why are you playing this young guy versus this young guy?


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[Assistant] This team reminds me of the Cavs a couple of years ago in a way that they had young guys like Garland and Mobley and Jared Allen was, you know, just one, he had only been there one year. They had this really young squad, right? And they made the play, they made the play in, right? They lost to the Hawks, uhm, and they ended up not getting into the playoffs, right?


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[Assistant] Anytime, if I was managing a team, anytime that I had a bunch of young guys playing, I don't have a problem being a seller.


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[Assistant] And making the playoffs. Cause I think that's a double, that's a double whammy. Like, okay, well great.


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[Assistant] It might be Carlos Santana. Does Santana have more power than him? I think it's in the same


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[Assistant] The guardians do thrift shopping. My mom goes thrift shopping all the time.


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[Assistant] And I can't, I don't have the patience to do it, right? Because you go thrift shopping, you gotta look through all of the stuff. You gotta make sure there's not even damaged or any holes in it. And then you gotta look at it and be like, okay, I need to piece this together with, with this little thing. And sometimes you can come out with a really nice little outfit for, for under like 10 bucks. You're like, wow, I can't beat this.


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[Assistant] There's other people who are going to the same event as you.


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[Assistant] And they go right over the Macy's. They go over there. Oh, 2X, give me that one. That suit jacket, I wear 54 long, you got that? Throw that on. Those slacks, oh I know those slacks, she's a wear it cause you know the polos always wear it.


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[Assistant] And guess what? You could be in and out of the store, back in your car, going home, and they got an outfit that they know they can wear. That's the thing. When you're shopping on a budget.


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[Assistant] Do you, do you think these pitchers or any of the players talk about like the fact that they don't, they think that they're not gonna get any long term deals with like the guardians behind like behind closed doors?


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, yeah, like it's like, even Mackenzie, like I would have expected Mackenzie to get a deal, and I don't think that's...


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[Assistant] And he got a coach of the year. Oh, by the way, we looking at JB Bickerstaff too. Hey JB, look, we...


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[Assistant] Tito has a different level of standards across the board. It just is what it is. I'll be trying to fuse. Well, he's a much more accomplished coach than the other two in this town.


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[Assistant] And I don't know how they, how you, how you fix it. I'm not sure. And you have a specter like Albert Bell in that, in that team. You gotta think about it. There's, there's people.


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[Assistant] Who, who still affectionately look at that as the greatest error in Cleveland sports history. Not just...


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[Assistant] Browns, like you got, people believed that that was one of the shining times. 95 Indians was the best team of my, of my life. Ever. Most talented team of my life. I mean, got, you could get home runs from guys like Paul Sereno, you get home runs, and we didn't want to talk about the Richie Sexton and Brian Giles guys that hit 40.


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[Assistant] Sometimes confused that, you know, it just seems like, for the guardians...


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[Assistant] Their best players are always on the block. It's, it's like, there's this, there's an imaginary ticking clock that goes like, and it's, it's just, it's just watching the, the guardians and just watching how they operate. Uhm, it's almost like, okay, we see Savalli and we, even with Shane Bieber, he's, it's a blow to the team.


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[Assistant] You know, it just seems like, you know, we got Gavin Williams, we got Bybee, but we know in the back of our mind we're not going to be able to keep those guys. So how does the organization kind of toe that line?


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[Assistant] And do they understand kind of the little apprehensiveness that the fans have? Because they're always on this like ticking clock that people have to be moved.


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[Assistant] Uh, Jensen, you, you spoke on it a little bit earlier. You said, you know, with the young guys, uh, Allen, uh, Bybee and Williams, there's, there's a chance they could get shut down.


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[Assistant] If they do make the playoffs, uhm, is there a chance that, you know, some of your three best pitchers, one or two of them, depending on how many innings they have accumulated by then, could possibly be shut down even in a playoff scenario?


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[Assistant] You know what, this is why y'all don't understand. The internet is different from the real world. Y'all keep not getting it. When y'all be putting the polls up and the guardians be taking L's, this is why they take L's.


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[Assistant] People s- the public- Yes, no, public sentiment counts for something. When people get to participate in their own fate, they feel they're invested in it. So when it comes to the wins and losses, they be like, well, they did Louisa Lou, but I did get the vote for that dog.


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[Assistant] The Guardians may win them polls, but they ain't got no money. Richard McJimmy has them, they got all the bags.


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[Assistant] Here's what it is. Here's what it is. Here's what it is. Here's what it is. If y'all wanna count the six games that Deshaun Watson played as the end all be all.


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[Assistant] So, so if y'all want him to prove it again after the six games, that's fa- that's fine. But, for d- to Dijon what, Gras's credit?


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[Assistant] His, his numbers say it. Can we put the 115 up at 41? Can we put that real quick? Tag board?


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[Assistant] was with it all along. The fact is, he's won one playoff game. Hey, but you gotta understand, there's more than that involved in a team sport.


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[Assistant] I thought they lost to the Chiefs in the second round.


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[Assistant] However, I'm looking at their quarterback, I'm looking at their running back, I'm looking at their defensive end, I'm looking at what their defensive coordinator has traditionally done, and I'm not saying that they're not going to the Super Bowl. My thing is this, if you look at the Cleveland Browns and you look at their roster, and you're saying four, five, six wins, obviously,


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[Assistant] But their quarterback did not play the whole year. I understand that, but they still had a better roster. Even with Jacoby Brissette, they had a better roster. Well listen, Jacoby Brissette and we saw Bikini Pickett and everybody know they punted on that season. We know they did. I said that in September and everyone


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[Assistant] No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I got mad at Dan Patrick because Dan Patrick and a lot of national media dudes be doing this thing. Oh my gosh, he's a creep. Browns are unlikable because of one person on their team. But who cares? But I care. He is a creep. No, no, a lot of people care.


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[Assistant] But what I'm, here's, who's Here's Who Care? 20,000 people who watch the vlog care. And guess what? A thousand comments care. They were, hold on, pause.


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[Assistant] When you talk about the Cleveland Browns, it is not about what the Cleveland Browns are going to do in the field. It's about whether Deshaun Watson did what and I don't like that fact.


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[Assistant] That is the case for some people. My problem is this, and I've always brought it up.


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[Assistant] If you are going to be on TV and you stand on something and you standing on principle, morals, whatever you gonna stand on and you using this soapbox to say, this is absolutely incorrect.


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[Assistant] Last year, how many were they on? Like, four! Well, we're not specifically talking about that. What we saying, Bull, is that when you're a fan of a team, right?


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[Assistant] And you watch your team and you root for your team. People feel that it's ludicrous.


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[Assistant] To use one person's mishaps to blanket a whole team of people.


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[Assistant] And Nick Chubb is one of the best dudes in the league. Joe Patonio is just one man of the year. You can't sit up here and be blanket stating, saying that these guys are unlikable because of one person. And at the end of the day, that's your opinion. But it's his opinion, so he can say it. But guess what? I got an opinion too, and 20,000 people said, yeah, we agree with you, G. Bush. Right.


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[Assistant] And on, and on top of that, even in the players association, owners are herald to a higher standard, so it's not the same thing. He's a player, he's an owner. Here's what I'm saying. Well, what did you accuse them? Going to a hooker? Prostitution.


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[Assistant] He said there was issues that the media never took a hold of, right? And one of those issues, hold on, as I did a video on this, multiple people that were in that litigation had things wrong like


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[Assistant] Hey, I told people in my family, I just wanted money. I, I went to his house three, four, five more times after that. Those things were brought up. No, they were not. Then how'd you know about it? Because I looked


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[Assistant] But, but nobody stepped up and said six or seven of them could be lying. Nobody said that. That's not true.


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[Assistant] I said it. He's done things. My problem is this. If you want to get to the tier, and we talking about football.


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[Assistant] What I'm not gonna do is I'm not gonna sit up here and take another year re-litigating something.


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[Assistant] Everybody got their own platform, everybody say what they want to. To some people, that's acceptable. To other people, I find it offensive and I don't like it. So if Dan Patrick has a platform and wants to call creeps, I'll just show him what he said about another group of people that he had no problem with when he was laughing about it. Then that's fine.


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[Assistant] He did not call, and he did not call Robert Craffer creep, so I would like him to keep those, those, those words from Deshaun Watson, right?


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[Assistant] When he called out Roger Goodell, and he said what he said about inclusion, guess what happened?


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[Assistant] So every one of them know what the game is, and they understand that. So if you gonna tiptoe around that, I'm not gonna sit here and wait for you to drag somebody two years in a row.


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[Assistant] As an individual. Chris Henry's song is really good. Yeaah. I never looked at the rest of the team and was like, aww. And that I agree.


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[Assistant] You right, winning counts, and I think that nobody in the national, nobody, see, see, sometimes you gotta speak to your base, right?


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[Assistant] I'm not talking to, what's her name? Rich Eisen and Dan Patrick? They're gonna be rich forever. Y'all will be fine golfing to the sunset. All y'all. But at some times, you gotta talk to your base. I'm talking to the Cleveland Browns fans, bro.


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[Assistant] Like this, Justin Tucker probably behind Lamar Jackson is the second most important.


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[Assistant] Because if Justin Tucker lines up for a kick... If you get it to midfield, you've got a chance. It's over.


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[Assistant] All you, that's crazy to me, like that's a nuclear weapon. If he gets past the 50, he could be on the logo.


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[Assistant] They definitely should have a kicking coordinator. If they got psychologists on the team, team psychologists, why would you not have a team coach?


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[Assistant] Yeah, he's just good at everything. I don't know, like...


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[Assistant] I like the movie. Did you catch the twist though?


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[Assistant] You know my least favorite place to play is a spot where I don't get to spend enough time there.


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[Assistant] When you're like 12 and you do that, because we grew up in a, we grew up in a church. Sure. And our dad's a pastor. And so like, kinda just came natural for everyone that we grew up with to go through.


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[Assistant] While a statement from the commissioner's office acknowledges the recent decline in criminal activity, the vigilante known as the Fox is only given the slightest praise for his crime-fighting efforts. An anonymous source told our reporters that members of the police department are more enthusiastic about the vigilante than they are allowed to publicly disclose.


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[Assistant] It's like, I know he couldn't have done it because he had just married Nicole and he, he loved Nicole. So basically a shock to me and the guys that he worked with.


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[Assistant] To this day, I still blame myself. It's an experience that will never leave me.


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[Assistant] There are some things that I won't talk about, not because I'm ashamed of it, but because I just don't want to talk about it.


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[Assistant] They started asking me where I was when this happened. And I told them that I was on the ship. Ford saying I'm lying.


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[Assistant] He's raising his voice. He keeps coming back with, we know you were there, we can prove you were there. You can't get the death penalty. I kept denying it.


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[Assistant] She was laying there and she had on this black t-shirt. I just looked at it.


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[Assistant] I told him that I was there and that Danny was there.


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[Assistant] The living room and not the bedroom. Didn't it happen like this or didn't it happen like that? Just to get the story he wants.


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[Assistant] And when I'm in the interrogation room,


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[Assistant] Ford said, we know that you were there and we can prove it. All we need is some DNA. I'm like, sure, go ahead, take it.


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[Assistant] Anything I wanted. And, this was the only thing I was happy about all day. Knowing that, yeaah, I've got em.


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[Assistant] Ain't gonna be there. I'm gonna be walking out that front door. They gonna have to drop them charges. Joke was on me. They didn't, they didn't drop them. They kept, they kept them charges in place and put me in prison.


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[Assistant] The attorney felt that I was guilty from day one.


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[Assistant] It's like he gave up from the first day and didn't even try to, uh, give me inadequate defense.


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[Assistant] It came to me one day, told me my DNA didn't match and I knew that it wasn't going to match. I knew that it wasn't there.


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[Assistant] And I'm figuring, okay, I gave them my DNA, even though I confess they gotta kick me loose.


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[Assistant] Because that proves right there I didn't do this. But, uh, that's not their thinking. They don't care. Uh, my attorney told me that there had to be somebody else. And if I cooperate, he can get me a better plea bargain.


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[Assistant] Seven, I think it was a total of seven statements.


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[Assistant] Giving the detectives the names that they wanted, it became a natural thought to me that I did this.


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[Assistant] No, I didn't know George Clark, but uhm, I knew Derek, and that's who it turned out to be.


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[Assistant] I didn't know him at the time, Your Honor, until I was told of his name.


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[Assistant] We all rushed in. We grabbed her. Somebody put their hand over her mouth.


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[Assistant] I grabbed the left leg. Somebody else grabbed the right leg.


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[Assistant] There were two more people on the arms and somebody had their hand over her mouth. What did you do? We all took turns. I'm not sure of the order. Took turns doing what? Raping her.


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[Assistant] Around the time of Eric's trial, I had started.


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[Assistant] To think or come to the conclusion that yeaah, I was there, I did do this. And that's not a good feeling, thinking that you did something that you never did.


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[Assistant] There are times when I wish that I could have gone back and redo that day to where things worked out differently. It's a part of me that I'll never be able to get rid of.


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[Assistant] Put two guys away who never should have been there.


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[Assistant] Oh, George is asleep. Texas, grab the duct tape. Let's put it on his legs. Oh, I got something better than that. Let's get his eyebrows. Maybe like 30 more days.


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[Assistant] You can still do a good job, I'm sure. What do you want me to do, guess? Will that-


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[Assistant] Uh, go through all of the veterans starting quarterbacks and put them into different tiers. The tiers are ones that I've learned from talking to people in the league. What is it that separates a top tier quarterback from from lesser ones? And so, uh, you know, it's pretty.


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[Assistant] Uh, much a market analysis, right, of what the league thinks of the quarterback in the league and why, right? We can say the why. Right.


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[Assistant] You know, I totally agree. I think there are degrees within a tier. Yeah.


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[Assistant] You know, I was actually, so the way it came out, Patrick Mahomes, 50 out of 50 voters put him in tier 1. I was actually kind of happy that one voter put Burrow in tier 2. Not that he's not a tier 1 quarterback, but it just created a little bit of separation there because I think what Mahomes did was,


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[Assistant] Uh, no, so you have to remember, I've been doing this for 10 years, so I'm talking to these guys all the time. And if you go back to the end of the Mike McCarthy era where their offense just wasn't looking as good, something was wrong, and you sort of have a lot of people in the media


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[Assistant] Probably a little bit better situation than Rogers is going to, right? Uh, with a proven offensive coach and all of that, uh, to where now Rogers is coming in, uh, you know, with


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[Assistant] A little bit of the same chip on his shoulder, something to prove. I'm not sure if it's as good around him, but it's pretty good. He could have a bounce back.


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[Assistant] So he, so Josh Allen is the only guy in ten years of doing this who has been in the survey at least five times and improved every year. And he actually went up a little bit from last year to this year, which was, it didn't feel like he had necessarily a better year. What happened was Burrow just went past him anyway.


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[Assistant] Like Burrow went up more. Uh, Josh Allen has really settled in there. I didn't get a ton of concerns on him. I mean, I think


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[Assistant] Uh, the addition of Dalton Hancaid is probably really big for him.


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[Assistant] I know that he's made some, you know, waves in camp and the podcast I do every week with Randy Mueller, the football GM, Randy's a huge fan of the Kincaid edition, so I think that will probably help him.


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[Assistant] You know, you may have some longer term concerns with how much he runs.


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[Assistant] You know, that, that, you can hit a wall physically. I mean, I think Cam Newton did at a certain point. Josh Allen's a long way from that happening, but I think ideally he would probably learn when to say when a little bit with his body and with some of the trying to do the spectacular throws. Maybe he got a little too much of that last year, just a little bit.


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[Assistant] The general consensus was he looked shockingly bad last year, but there was a long layoff, so clearly that had to have something to do with it, and then with all of the energy that


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[Assistant] You know, taking it to the bank for sure that he's gonna come back and be what he was before.


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[Assistant] It's definitely a churn, you know, I think the first year I did it in 2014, I think I only had 26 people because my network wasn't as big. And then we went, shoot, one year we went up to 55 and I finally said, let's bring it down to 50. So I would say there's, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, I would think half of them probably


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[Assistant] There's probably five people who've done it all ten years, something like that, you know, but there's a good mix of turnover.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so I was a little surprised, like I said, that Rogers came down as much. I thought they've been so unwavering towards him. I was a little surprised that, uh, Stafford didn't fall a little more. Uhm, you know, just I thought people might write him off a little more than they did.


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[Assistant] I was a little surprised that Kirk Cousins moved up some. I was like, what do we have to learn about Kirk Cousins? But you know, they, he did tie an NFL record with eight fourth quarter comeback wins last year. So maybe that helped him just inch up. I thought people would be harsher on Kyler Murray.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so Lamar's a little bit of a surprise to me because, so, we would all agree Lamar kind of had a bad year last year, right? I mean, last year did not help Lamar's standing, right? Correct. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Hey, you know what? They got some receivers now. Uh, they're going to run more of a passing offense. He will have a chance now to show once and for all that he can pass the ball better. But then there's also kind of a fear of like, yeah, but


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[Assistant] What if he's not as good at it as they hope, right? What if he really does need it to be set up around the run like it has been? And what if he, now he's a little bit exposed, right? So, through those two waves of opinions, I think he just sort of stayed where he was.


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[Assistant] Uh, like pretty high floor, people are confident that he's going to be a solid starting quarterback, uh, and that he checks a lot of the, uh, boxes that aren't the boxes that I'm a special traits player, right? So people aren't seeing a ceiling for him.


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[Assistant] Uh, being special and climbing up and threatening tier one. But I do think they feel like he'll be at least be a solid tier three quarterback. Maybe he's an upper tier three quarterback. You know, if you look at upper tier three, lower tier two, Cousins is in that range. Derek Carr is in that range. You know, Jared Goff's in that range. Maybe he can be like that.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, just the way he handled the situation and coming onto a good team, playing extremely efficiently, uh, you know, it wasn't too big for him, it wasn't too fast for him. That part impressed the people that leaned towards Tier 3 or the one guy who went to Tier 2.


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[Assistant] The reason a lot of people weren't willing to go there, uh, in, beyond just the fact that it was a small number of games,


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[Assistant] Was, you're in an extremely favorable situation with Kyle Shanahan, talent all over on offense, and then you have a very high margin for error because you have a top five defense. So, if you don't have a good game or a good series, it doesn't matter. We'll come back the next drive and the score's gonna be the same, right? We didn't just go, we're not down by 14.


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[Assistant] And then you would say there's no apparent elite traits, right? And I think...


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[Assistant] I think as you look at a lot of these guys in the top two tiers,


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[Assistant] They have something special beyond, like if the play doesn't go to plan, like Josh Allen might make a better play, right?


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[Assistant] What did he do other than sit in the seat of a Ferrari and drive it confidently, right? That's kind of where the people would be that weren't going to give him a lot of credit.


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[Assistant] So I think if, if this was Daniel Jones' rookie year and we didn't know anything else about him, I think he would probably come in with a little more optimism, right? Like, hey, that's a pretty good first year. He kind of has to overcome the fact that there was a couple years of not so good and then,


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[Assistant] People kinda, the questions people have about you are amplified. And then something dramatically, other than you, changes. A coach, or weaponry, or something. And now, you don't get the full credit for looking better.


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[Assistant] And I think that's what happens with Daniel Jones. He has to kind of overcome. It takes more than one year to overcome. And he probably just has to build on it with like, hey, they got some weapons now, year two, does he make another jump? And if he does, I think, you know, where you sort of feel he might.


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[Assistant] Okay, so you might appreciate this, like, he's going to be with Josh McDaniels and he knows the McDaniels offense, right? So you might be inclined to think this is a great fit. I'm not saying it's a bad fit, but it could be a fit that asks more of the quarterback than the fit he had in San Francisco.


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[Assistant] Especially for a team that over the last decade is last in the league in defense and special teams.


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[Assistant] The top eight teams the last five years all have winning records. Doesn't matter who quarterbacks them. The bottom eight teams all losing records except


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[Assistant] The team with Rogers, the team with Mahomes, the team that had Rivers and Herbert, the top tier quarterback. So if we think that Jimmy is probably a high tier three quarterback.


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[Assistant] There's no way he's gonna win 70% of whatever he did. It's gonna be different and harder for him now.


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[Assistant] Okay, so he also came into a terrible situation, right? Bad team, not a lot around him, he's had a couple of coaches, uh, showed for sure that he's...


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[Assistant] I think there's a change in attitude towards a player like him who obviously has issues passing. He's not a good passer yet. Because there has been a path blazed in the last few years. Josh Allen, Jalen Hurts. They're two guys that were really good with their legs.


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[Assistant] And really, uh, squared away, like, you know, like with their approach and stuff, their professionals, and they have grown as passers.


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[Assistant] I was gonna say, he's clearly the guy in tier 3 who has the ability to go really high. Sure. Of all those guys in tier 3, because of his ability and he's young.


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[Assistant] Uh, that's a good question. Well, I think they're all going to play a lot. Uhm, that's really a good question.


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[Assistant] I think, I think CJ Stroud has it tough because if you look at their schedule and what he's got around him, I kind of like him a lot, but I feel like it's going to be hard for him. Uhm, maybe, you know, maybe it's Bryce Young because of the division that he's in, but


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[Assistant] You know, kind of stabilize things that way, but I think it's hard to come in right away and take the mantle and be expected to just get it all down and produce.


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[Assistant] Oh wow. This is like the secret garden key. Who's is this? This is so nice.


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[Assistant] We pray for their babies and for them and we also pray for the, for the abortionists. Maybe some of them don't realize what they're doing.


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[Assistant] This is the result of an abortion at about 11 weeks. With this vacuum cleaner type tube, the baby is literally pulled apart and ripped to pieces and killed by that process.


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[Assistant] I know that when women find out what abortion really does and what it's all about, there are very few who really want to do that to their baby. Okay. Here we have 14 weeks. And now the main difference is the baby is bigger.


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[Assistant] And the skin is becoming thicker, so now the baby is no longer as transparent.


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[Assistant] I think there's only maybe three of us in this Philadelphia area that have volunteered for that hotline so far. So they call the hotline and then you get the woman's history and you don't even have to see her. You call into their pharmacy and you get them these high doses of progesterone, which are easily available.


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[Assistant] And, uh, only helping the woman until the baby left the womb, the baby was, uh, delivered and after that, uh, uh, we weren't interested in helping women. But that is not the case.


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[Assistant] We found in the counseling that women would say, I don't really want an abortion, but if I don't have an abortion.


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[Assistant] 38 women over a period of 15 years. High school students and college students.


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[Assistant] Now over time, we were getting a different kind of woman. You know, often we were getting, uh, somebody was addicted. Sometimes we were getting, uh, people who had HIV and, uh, other problems. It was a little more tension in terms of trying to house them in private homes.


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[Assistant] When I was a teenager, if you had sex with a girl, if she got pregnant,


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[Assistant] You're the father. You're responsible for not only the baby, but her for the rest of your life. Or you're gonna have to marry her.


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[Assistant] Society has allowed women to say it's okay to be a single mother to multiple children. So it's very hard to blame her for it when she doesn't know any better. Maybe her mother was that way. The whole neighborhood was that way. This is what's happened in our society.


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[Assistant] Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.


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[Assistant] It's barbaric to chop a baby up, put it in a little canister, take it out and count the pieces. That's what they have to do.


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[Assistant] I think it's a spiritual battle myself. It's between us and Satan.


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[Assistant] Uh, and I think when we, uh, do our best to follow our Lord and the Ten Commandments, we will conquer and bring others to our side in a loving manner.


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[Assistant] So we know that we just have to stay the course and we're going to be beaten up and, and, and have many, uh,