Host Dave Grendzynski covers the Cleveland Browns’ latest headlines, including the team’s move to a new stadium in Brook Park designed as a year-round entertainment district—a trend more NFL teams are expected to follow. The episode analyzes why the Browns’ offensive line struggled in 2024 and explains how a return to the wide zone blocking scheme, plus new veteran signings, could lead to major improvement this season. Grendzynski also examines the challenges facing rookie quarterback Dylan Gabriel, noting his rare profile as an undersized, left-handed QB and the skepticism about his NFL prospects. Viewer comments highlight best-case scenarios for Shadore Sanders, and the show invites fans to weigh in on who should start at quarterback for the Browns next season.

Dave Grendzynski breaks down why the Browns’ 2025 offseason is shaping up as a steal, highlighting rookies Mason Graham and Carson Sweinger as immediate impact players. The Browns’ linebacker unit ranks highest in the AFC North according to Pro Football Focus, led by Jordan Hicks and supported by new additions. Dave also debunks rumors about trading rookie quarterbacks Shadore Sanders or Dylan Gabriel, confirming both are staying put while veteran Kenny Pickett could be shopped. Plus, hear thoughtful fan comments and insights on the team’s future as Cleveland prepares for a new stadium in Brook Park.