The Titans Game Is A BIG Deal For The Browns ENTIRE Organization!

The Titans Game Is A BIG Deal For The Browns ENTIRE Organization!

This week, the Cleveland Browns are taking on the Tennessee Titans. And a lot of people don’t have a lot of energy around this football game. But in this episode of the Ultimate Browns, I’m going to tell you why this is a pivotal game for more than one reason. Not just a quarterback, not just a general manager, not just the head coach. It’s for everybody involved in the organization. We’ll tell you why coming up on the fastest 30 Minutes in all of sports right here on the Ultimate Browns. Welcome on in to the Ultimate Browns. It’s your host G. Bush. Glad to be back with you on Ultimate Browns. What we usually do this on Tuesday. I had some things going on in the family. Thank you for all the prayers and thoughts that went out to me. We appreciate you. Glad to be back here with you at Ultimate Browns. We got a great show planned for you as always. Is Kevin Stfansky safe? I’m going to tell you why. That that’s up in the air, man. There’s some opportunities here late in the season. And I actually think Kevin Stfansky could possibly save his job. I’ll tell you the details and how I think that could come about. Also, if we talk about Kevin Sansky, we got to get to Andrew Barry. As Andrew Barry say, I think he has a little bit better chance to stay than Kevin Stfansky. I’ll tell you why. the three reasons I believe that Andrew Barry right now is is safe in the bullpen when it comes to keeping his job security. But first and foremost, we got to get to why the Browns against the Titans is actually a big time football game for a lot of different reasons. Uh draft order comes up. Uh whether or not you’re going to be able to save your job. Is is Shador Sanders a guy that’s going to be able to get the runway he tal we talked about a little bit on UCSS to next year? There’s a lot of things up in the air and I’m going to tell you why Jimmy Hasslam has not made any decisions written in stone right now. But before we do, this episode is brought to you by Prize Picks. 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Uh you look at Cam Ward versus Shador Sanders, that’s that’s a game uh in which we we looked at it that was build as the number one or versus the number two quarterback. When you go back and look at in terms of what happened in the draft, most people have Cam Ward and most people have Shador Sanders. Even though Shador Sanders fell to the fifth, they had those as the top two names that we we heard and and heard about going back into the combine, going back into the pro days and going back into last offseason. Those were the two big names coming out. Now, when you look at this, here’s why it’s important. I think that we got to understand and come to the conclusion that Jimmy Ham has not had anything guaranteed or written in stone here. This game is more important than, you know, not only because if the Cleveland Browns win, uh we talked about this on UCSS, they have if they beat the game beat the Titans, they have a chance, uh, you know, the betting odds or the odds are about a 12% chance to get the number one overall pick. If they beat the Titans, they have less than a 1% chance in getting the number one overall pick. Now, let’s talk about what that means for what you what you’re looking at in terms of quarterback because the thought process is this week is a a very pivotal weekend because the uh Indiana Hooers are going against the Ohio State Buckeyes in a Big 10 championship. And one, Fernando Mendoza is the quarterback right now. He’s the leader in the clubhouse. Most scouts would have him uh him and Tai Simpson as either number one. Uh you could throw Dante Moore from Oregon into that. Ty Simpson from Alabama, but right now most people have Fernando Mendoza as the number one quarterback. Now, he’s going against an Ohio State defense that is that is legit. They got uh first round picks and future NFL players all over that defense. And so what you’re going to need to see is if Fernando Mendoza can come out here and do what he can do against those guys. if he comes out and he balls out, then he’s going to be a guy that is going to be listed as the number one overall pick. Now, obviously, the Titans are a team that just took Cam Ward in his draft a year ago, and I would be shocked if they moved off to him now. But here’s the thing. Zack Jackson was on, and uh we saw the same thing happened a couple of years ago. Josh Rosen was a guy that they had they took a top 10, but the next year, Kyler Murray came out and guess what? They moved on from Josh Rosen and they got Kyler Murray. The way that this money is set up, I wouldn’t be surprised if somebody falls in love. And by the way, the coaches already gotten fired. Coaches already got fired. They got a new organiza organization, a new regime coming in. And so, if they want their guy, they’re probably going to get be able to go get him. But here’s the point. It’s not necessarily about that. It’s what it looks like. I asked this question earlier. You got uh uh uh Shador Sanders right now. You got him and he’s playing. He’s probably going to get the rest of the the season to show what he can do. If you got a game where you are now with Cam Ward and you get an opportunity to see Cam Ward up close and personal and you see Shador Sanders up close and personal, if Shador Sanders comes out here and plays well, I think I I I think I have him throwing for 270 something uh in couple touchdowns with a win. If he comes out here and outdam this in this matchup, now granted, I get it. The Cleveland Browns defense is much more formidable than the Titans defense. So if Cam Ward does not, you know, play well, I wouldn’t be surprised by that. But the thought process is this. You got Jimmy Hasslam and you got Andrew Barry in the front office. They’re looking at Cam Ward and saying, “Okay, well, he’s the number one of overall pick. I want to see what the eye test look like. I want to see what he looks like compared to Shidor Sanders.” And you don’t get a it’s not an apples to apples oranges to oranges comparison. But if you look at it and you come out and you look at the numbers and you look at the the accuracy, if you look at uh some of the things and the way he’s able to move the football, you look at some of the things that he may be able to do. And if he comes out here and looks better than Cam Ward, you may have the owner and the general manager saying, “Well, hold on now. Well, I’m looking at Jackson Dart. He’s had some ups and downs. I’m I’m looking at Cam Ward and he hasn’t, you know, lit the world on fire. So, if you’re looking at Shador Sanders, then he comes out here and he looks like the light bulb is going off a little bit. He doesn’t look like he’s swimming and it looks like he’s progressing and taking some some steps forward. That’s a very important evaluation. See, a lot of people have moved and and I get it. This last week, a lot of people have been moving around. I know I’ve been going. A lot of people have moved this thing where it’s like, “Oh my gosh, he played terrible last week.” If anybody watched that game, the reason why the the reason why the Cleveland Browns lost that football game was not due to Shador Sanders. It was due to the special teams and and the situations they put him in uh in in and looking at that football game. We all saw that. So now you get an opportunity in this football game to show, okay, well, if Cam Ward was the number one overall pick, let’s see what he looks like. And Cam Ward has received all first team reps. He’s been a guy from from Jump Street. But if you’re Shador Sanders and you can come out here and look better than Cam Ward, get a victory and and show progress that you that that you’re throwing the football downfield, some of the timing issues with Jerry Judy are fixed and the Cleveland Browns put up some points this week. That’s going to help you out a lot. That’s very pivotal because I I see I hear people say it all the time. Oh, the Cleveland Browns are going to draft the quarterback. That’s not necessarily true. Oh, the Cleveland Browns are firing Andrew Barry. That’s not necessarily true. I even go, we’ll talk about it later on. I don’t even think it’s necessarily true that they’re gonna fire Kevin Sansky. I think everything is on the board still in these last four or five weeks for fans because they’re not in a playoff chase and it’s cold outside. We may tune tune out a little bit, but Cleveland Browns are making evaluations each and every single day because if you think about it, if if if Mendoza is the number one overall pick, do you know what the King’s ransom is to go up and get him? Let all this noise I I don’t understand. We be having revisionist history a lot. We be having like we be forgetting if there was one in two quarterbacks that are are bonafide number one and number two and you don’t have the first pick. Let’s stop acting like you can just go up there and chill out and just get whoever with these third round picks or picks. No, it’s going to take the two you got and it’s going to take probably another one next year. Come on now. This is this is wild work. where I don’t I I listen I leave a week and all of a sudden people is just confused. Let me just tell you this. If there’s a number one quarterback on the board and he’s number one and the Browns beat the Tech Titans, they’re not getting the first pick and that Jaguars pick is low. That boy is looking worse every single week if they keep winning. The thought process that you can get him with those two picks and then maybe a two or a three is ridiculous. It is ridiculous. Let me just tell you this as well. Let me just throw this out at you. If you can’t get the number one quarterback you want, first and foremost, I’m not even taking no quarterback anyway. Let me just I didn’t already told you what I’m doing. It makes no apparent re no apparent. It makes no sense that people is talking quarterback. Let’s just keep it a buck. I just need people to to understand what you’re telling me. You’re telling me that you are willing to pass. You’re willing to take your first two picks, right? And I just had Zack Jackson on. You’re willing to take those picks and grab another quarterback. You have Dylan Gabriel, a third round pick. Sedor Sanders, a fifth round pick. And Deshun Watson, who was a $80 million cap hit if you try to get rid of him. You already have three of those dudes on the roster. But you’re going to take all of your assets, not just these years, these assets. You’re gonna take the assets from this year and some next year to go get a quarterback and you don’t have one offensive lineman under contract. You just benched Wyatt Teller. Does that sound like they’re going to give Wyatt Teller a contract to come back next year? You don’t have anybody under contract. You just talked about how your receiving core is not what it is. Cedric Tilman again, Minamoski. We talked about, we just went in detail about what Jerry Judy is doing all this year. So, you didn’t mean to tell me that you’re gonna bring in another quarterback, use those resources that you can have to get a receiver or one lineman, you still need four or five of them, but you’re telling me we’re not doing that because what? Because you want to get Fernando Mendoza and put him on a roster. Now, you got four quarterbacks. Four again. Again, another four. Take take Shador Sanders out the mix. Take Dylan Gabriel out the mix. Just understand what y’all are advocating. You’re advocating on running it. The essential part of what you’re saying is we are running it back, but we’re just going to add another quarterback and do another quarterback competition because he’s not going to start day one. And if he does start day one, guess what? You ran your offensive line actually is worse because you don’t have anybody sign. Your receiving core is the exact same thing. So you mean to tell me I thought Insanity was doing the same thing over expecting a different result. So now you’re going to have four quarterbacks in a four quarterback challenge next year with the same receivers. Why would any coach do that? That leads me to my front office question. and coach Qu. Why would any coach run that back and then say, “Oh, well, the Cleveland Brown, you might you might win. Zack Jackson talks about this. You may not you got 16, 13, 16 people starting as rookies. You might have 20 something starting next year that’s rookies. Who survives that? Stop. We’re not doing that. You We not doing that. Here’s what we going to do. We going to grab this lineman. We going to grab as many receivers as we can. We going to bolster this line and we going to run it back with that same with this same Sanders, uh, Dylan Gabriel and and Deshawn Watson and we going to see what we got. If ain’t nothing shaking after that, we will go to 2027 and look for some picks. But it’s it’s wild work to think that you about to come out here and package all them picks together and then essentially have a worse offensive line in the same receiving core. Come on, fellas. This is This is You tell me I’m the Duke and these jerk. You tell me all the time. I’m I’m out here. Are you serious? We’ve been talking about with with the receiving court for years for three years in a row running. So if if Mendo So you telling me that Mendoza is that cold that he could have a worse offensive line in the same receiving core and the Cleveland Browns will be a better team next year. I’ll shake your hand if he is, bro. I think he’s a good ball player. But at the end of the day, invest in what you got in invest in what you doing. Now Shador Sanders has to do his part. He got to show growth. He got to show what it is. But you’re going to be hardressed if these guys are is struggling. You’re going to be hardressed to find a guy with that skill set, with that talent that is shown the ability to be able to throw the football. And you want God, we’re not going to do that. We’re not doing that. We We not doing that. But let’s talk about another reason this game is pivotal. We talked about the quarterback position. If if Shador Sanders can come out here and show what he can do, you put yourself in a situation where now you make them say, “Well, look, man. I seen him play against Cam Ward. I seen him do the Listen, he came on the last four or five games of the year. I like what he’s doing.” But now, let’s talk about Andrew Barry. At one point in time, I used to think I used to think that Andrew Barry and Sansancy was gone and then this happened. We’ll come back and talk about it. You’re listening to the Ultimate Browns right here on the UCSS network. Give big this year with a home for the holidays raffle. 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Make sure you check us out every single every single day, Monday through Friday, right here on the UCSS network, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We do it big. You know who it is. You are. And we ain’t got to tell you who in the show is. It’s it’s jam-packed. Let’s get to it. Now, Andrew Barry, I’ve been critical of his drafts. Before these drafts is terrible before this draft that he had was was nasty work. Uh defensive lineman misses, receiver misses, offensive line miss. I mean, he had some of the worst draft classes. We’ve all talked about it. But let me tell you something. They move on from D Podesta and Andrew Barry has a draft class in which he looks like he’s going to have the defensive rookie of the year, Carson Schwinger. And nobody heard from him. No one heard of this guy. When they when they said they taking Carson Swisser, I’m like, who is this dude? Swinginger. Like, no one knows who this is. And all he’s done is come out and be one of the best linebackers, not only rookies, but linebackers, period, in the league. Quan Junkkins is your best offensive player. Harold Fannon Jr. Listen, you know, there was a top 10 list of the top 10 uh draft picks that came out and they got uh uh uh Luff as being the best tight end. Harold Fannon Jr. is beating him in targets, receptions, and yards. Like Harold Fannon Jr. is one of the one of those dudes right now. And then you take a look at at some of the things like Mason Graham. Mason Graham has played his tail off the last four weeks. He’s trending in a direction. This this draft class is legit. And if and if uh Shador Sanders can do anything and and put himself in a position where he’s showing progress and throwing the football and getting some wins, you look at an opportunity where look, the Cleveland Browns now have a beautiful draft class and they got guys that are promising and contributing at a high level and they’re rookies. Some of the best players that they have are rookies. So when you look at it and a lot of people say, “Well, it’s the draft class before. It’s the draft classes before.” And listen, I’m not absolving him. Like to me, be truthful. If they if they jumped up and down and screamed and yell and said that they needed to get rid of uh Andrew Barry, I wouldn’t trip too much because there is some things that he’s some areas that he’s had some blind spots and misses. But let me tell you why I think he’s safe. I’m going give you three reasons. first and foremost is I don’t believe you get rid of Deep Podesta if you didn’t have somebody that was there available. People always talk about well Deep Podesta is moving. Deep Podesta is gone. But we always talk about you can’t fire somebody. This first thing we say with Sansky can’t fire somebody until you tell me who you who you getting to replace him. Who you got to replace him? Can’t just fire somebody. You guys want to fire everybody. Who’s replacing them? Let me tell you what. They they wouldn’t have fired D Podesta if they was not comfortable with the dude taking over. I believe I’m a firm believer that this draft class that he had made uh D Podesta expendable. I’m going tell you that. I’m tell right now. So you can look at it and say, “Well, D Podesta could be the the first domino and guys moving.” No. Because I I think what you what you look at is if you got rid of D Podesta and you got rid of Andrew Barry and you got rid of Kevin Stfansky, that leaves D and Jimmy Hasslam by themselves trying to figure it out. What what what are you going to run analytics? Is your scouting department gone? What are you looking to do? The the biggest decision in the world right now is at quarterback. You done already said the Deshun Watson thing was a was a thing that everybody was in on and it was it was air by you and you swung and missed. So you mean to tell me you want to go into the offseason and get everybody gone? I wouldn’t have a problem with it. But your track record doesn’t say that you you have a rolodex full of people ready to go that you ready to interview right now. And the biggest thing is, and the biggest thing that you’re doing with a rebuild is this. To have a rebuild, you need to have a philosophy. You need to have guys identified and you got to have hits. And the one thing that they have so far is hits. If I’m going into a draft and I got two first round draft picks, right, and Andrew Barry has hit on a multitude of picks, I want to give the guy who had had a a great opportunity and did some big time things in the last draft. Why would I not him give him another bite at the apple when you could go in and you can you can lay on the desk and say, “I got Swissinger. I got uh Mason Graham. I also made the trade. They got Mason Graham and got me two picks. Not only do I have Chris John and not only do I have uh Harold Fannon Jr., But I got I I listen I may have the quarterback and I may if he plays well enough I may have found you a quarterback that you can evaluate and at least get to you get to a point where you given an evaluation in 2026. Why would I start over with people I don’t know? He’s performed more recently better than the other guys who were up for debate. At one point in time, it was Kevin Stfansky who had that that cache. Remember, he was a two-time coach of the year and he went with five different quarterbacks. He went to the playoffs, right? After that year, Kevin Sansky had the leeway. He had the leverage. But now, you’ve had two years back to back and no quarterback has has looked good under you. So, the reality of the situation is I I don’t think it’s that it’s not even that crazy of a of a reach to say that Andrew Barry, he got the control right now. But like when I see Andrew Barry and they taking pictures, he up there with JW and Jimmy Hasslam. I show him in in Vegas, they seem kind of chummy up there. Does it seem like a person is getting fired when he didn’t come out and have to speak during the by-week? Does it seem like a person who just traded Joe for like it don’t seem like he it don’t seem like he he he he he he phased by a lot of stuff right now. To me, I look at what you’ve done lately and and and moving in in a direction where you are trying to do a a controlled rebuild. The most important person in a controlled rebuild is the guy picking the players. Now, if the players this year was bad, nasty work and guys didn’t have no promise, I would say Andrew Barry might be on the way out, too. But his best players have been durable, young, yes, sign Miles Garrett to come back, and that even paid off. Think about it. He about to break the sack record. He went he went and bended that relationship and brought him back into the fold. He got Denzel Roy resigned, right? Grant Delpit, Devin Bush are having great years. Hey, Grant Delpa is NFL man of the year. He could go into Jimmy H and say, “Listen, I got the defense solid. Give me one more year to get this offense together.” Telling you, the rest of the season is pivotal. Guys got to put the work in and guys got to do it and have production. But as far as I see it, Andrew Barry is not a dude that’s in any contention of getting fired. I just don’t see the firing of Andrew Barry. Now, Kevin Sansky, that’s a whole another story. We’ll come back and talk about that. You’re listening to the fast 30 minutes in sports. It’s your boy G. Bush right here on the Ultimate Browns. Don’t forget coming up coming up Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. right here on the UCSS network streaming simocly on the Barberhop Network. It’s G Bush himself on the Barberhop. we get to it, we’ll talk about it. We’ll get to all your questions, man. We appreciate y’all pulling up. Make sure you subscribe to the channel so you don’t you never know and you never miss any of our content that we dropping each and every week. Make sure you check us out G Bush right here 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning right here on the barbershop. Welcome back to the fastest 30 minutes in sports. G Bush back at it. We talked about Shador Sanders first first break what he needs to do. Pivotal come out here and show something. Got to show something. I think he does. I got him here for 278 two scores. Two touchdowns and the Browns win this game. 27-10. Let me know if you you agree with me. I I think the light bulb comes on for him this week. And Jerry Judy. I got Jerry Judy going over 100 yards. Kind of crazy, right? Come on. Jerry, don’t don’t you disappoint me. Uh let me know in the comments section what you think about that. But Kevin Sansky now juxtapose what we talked about with Andrew Barry. You’re only as good as your last moves. And Kevin Sansky, the things working against him is this. You gave your playbook up two years in a row. And if you’re Andrew Barry and if you’re and if you’re your uh you know, Jimmy Hasslam, the problem that’s hurting him is this. when you give up your playbook two years in a row. Yeah, we we talked about it. Deshun Watson wasn’t good while he was here, but let’s keep it a buck. Was Joe Flacco good? Was Dylan Gabriel good? Baker Mayfield, was he elite? When you have to give up your playbook two years in a row and you hamstring Ken Dorsy and now you’ve done it again to uh uh uh to to Tommy Reese, that’s on you, bro. You can’t keep having coordinators take over your playbook and get fired for it. Even Alex Vanel didn’t run his own playbook. You, this is your playbook. And when the offense has been that bad, just cuz you hand it off does not mean that you get some sort of pass. That’s what’s working against Kevin Sansky is the offense is is old. It’s stale. It’s outdated and it’s one of the most anemic in the game. Now, for years when you were the coach of the year, you could say it was because I didn’t have the talent at quarterback. But then we started to see, well, hold on, hold on. I see Flaco do this. I see Baker doing this. Was it really Deshun Watson? I know he was bad, but come on. Like, a lot of people in your offense look the same way. Now, the reality of it is I kind of find it weird a little bit. It’s not a conspiracy theory. I think it’s called updating your resume. You know, it’s a lot of people I I use the analogy on UCSS when you’re walking around and you ain’t, you know, you read the tea leaves at work, maybe it’s a merger, maybe you get a new boss that wants to bring in their guy, but either way it goes, they downsizing. Either way, it’s called updating that LinkedIn. It’s it’s called updating that Indeed profile. It’s it’s putting it’s sending out little feelers in the community, feelers in in in around in in the neighborhood. Hey, hey, hey. You know, I’m thinking I might be want to go from radio to television. I’m thinking about doing some television to radio. I’m thinking about radio to podcast. Maybe podcast to a little journal. You know, I might want to write for everybody. Everybody is putting it in. You putting out feelers. We all got people. Oh, I got a couple people over there. I got a couple people over here. You know what I’m saying? Couple people know my work. And it’s it it’s no it’s no uh uh it shouldn’t shock anybody that guys like Dan Olowski or Albert Brerier or guys that’s rounding NFL networks, if that’s their mans, that’s their guy, they going to stick up for him. They’re going to put out the articles. They gonna say, “Hey, Kevin, if he if he get fired today, he gonna get him a job tomorrow.” And maybe a team says, “You know what? Keep that in mind. We want a coordinator position. I think Kevin got a raw deal. Let’s bring him in for an interview. Let’s bring Kevin in and put him on the name of guys that we might be interested. It could be offensive coordinator. It could be a head coach. It could be any of those things. He could sit out of here.” But the reality of the situation is this. Just because you know he may get a job elsewhere does not mean it’s not time for him to go here. Just because you get a job somewhere else and it may be a better fit and you may even be successful does not mean that you could be successful here. And the thing that I think Kevin Stfansky struggles with the most is hey it’s just not your offense. you like you are in control of the offense, but also you keep hiring special teams coaches that can’t get that done. The only thing that’s been consistent is the defense. And here’s another thing. I think he needs to sit down a little bit for a year and figure out what he wants to do and how he wants to go about the other part of the business. It’s just not you calling plays. It’s not just X’s and O’s. It’s just not you need he needs to learn how to communicate with the media and his players better because I think one of the his blind spots is he does not do a good enough job of understanding how to motivate people, talk to players and understand what’s going on. Half the stuff he brings on himself is him not talking, him not communicating, him not setting setting what the what what the expectations are, not speaking for himself. Don’t let other people talk for you. Don’t leave a vacuum, a void of of communication out there so people fill in the dots where they want to. Speak for yourself, Kev. Speak for what you want to stand on. And a lot of times, I think there’s whether you’re head of the quarterback situation or accountability or a lot of different things. It just seems like this stuff is coming out of nowhere and and you don’t give yourself an opportunity to to speak through the comm the media, use the media, use use your relationship with players to get the most out of it. So for me, can Kevin Sansky save his job? In these last four or five games, ironically, even though I would move on from Kevin, I still think he has the ability to save his job. The question I have is, does he really want to? Because sometimes when you’re in a situation that’s run his course both ways, Kevin just signed a contract a couple years ago. He’s going, he got all the money in the world. His family is secure. Trust me, he’ll be smart with his money. He’s an Ivy League guy. But maybe it’s to a point where he’s like, “Look, man. I feel like I got a raw deal. I don’t like I I’m losing a little bit of control here. I don’t know if I can find the quarterback that I want to because he made his bet on Dylan Gabriel and it looks like the organization is going to give Shador Sanders every opportunity to keep pushing.” So, my thing is, even if he stays here, is he going to have the leverage to say, “I want a quarterback.” Do they stay with Shador Sanders and just build around him for a year and then figure it out later or does or or if he’s here would he want his playbook back or are they going to force it off as a coordinator? All these things are are are very interesting and I think these things that we got to take in consideration with because those are the things that are really going to really play a role in whether or not he’s going to be coming back. Maybe if if they were seen eye to eye on some of the same pages, he would come back. But to me, I just don’t not only I don’t think that that the organization uh I don’t I I with all the other stuff that I’m hearing and how many people are coming out saying he’ll get a job tomorrow or he’ll get this or he’ll get that. That tells me one thing. He’s looking to get that resume updated. And guess what? It might be a situation where he might want to leave and go somewhere else and sit out a year and find his opportune time and just go ahead and learn and figure it out and take a year off like Vable did. At either rate, if you had to put if I had to put my my finger on the situation, I think that there’s a is a greater chance that Andrew Barry is back with the Cleveland Browns in 2026 rather than Kevin Stfansky. But would I be surprised if if both of them stayed? No. Because sometimes I just think Jimmy Hasslam is like, “Look, um, maybe I don’t want to pick new guys. Maybe I don’t want to deal with finding out with new people.” We’ll just figure out how he feels about Kevin Sansky and what that relationship is. But you let me know. Put it in the comment section. Do you think Andrew Barry is back? Do you think Kevin Sansky is back? Or both of them? Why or why not? Put it in the comment section and we appreciate you. With that being said, you never know where Gush might show up, radio, television, or internet. But if you want the fresh cut on sports, I keep the Clippers with me. Don’t play with me. Have a great rest of your evening. And as always, like I always tell you, I be talking about them all the time, but as always, go Browns.

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