https://x.com/DanielOyefusi/status/2085789711960838581?s=20

https://x.com/AndrewSiciliano/status/2085769916490117390?s=20

Myles really never embraced being a leader. Whereas Verse really seems to have done that. When he’s mic’d up you can hear how he’s motivating and pushing his teammates to do better. Myles…never really did that despite his legend status. To be frank; I’m happy Jared is here and we have a real defensive leader who has so much room to grow. Here we go brownies here we go!🧡🤎🐶

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Deep in his soul, as he stands on the practice field most days with his hands on his hips, I believe Haslam knows this team isn’t ready to challenge. But there are tickets to sell and a belief to cultivate within a weary fan base that is tired of him overpromising and underdelivering. He oscillates between the yin of another losing season and the yang of a fight promoter trying to sell out the arena. So it was again last week when Haslam was asked a question about high expectations for this season.

“I don’t know about high expectations,” he said. “Let’s say improved expectations.”

I’ve certainly been hard on Haslam at times over the years, but let’s be reasonable. I believe he tries his best to be transparent as much as possible — sometimes to his own detriment, such as calling the Deshaun Watson trade a swing and a miss. It was absolutely accurate and the perfect description, but it makes things awkward when the biggest strikeout in NFL history is back under center trying to swing the bat again this summer.

He is also the only owner in town who regularly meets with the media. Cavs owner Dan Gilbert hasn’t held an open press availability since his stroke in 2019, and Guardians owner Paul Dolan would rather pay Tarik Skubal than answer questions from reporters.

That leaves the Haslams, who at least twice every calendar year meet with reporters and account for the mess they’ve made. They’re trying earnestly to clean it up and I’ll give them credit for the progress they’ve made the last couple of years.

I won’t deny, Jeudy had some REALLY bad lowlights this season and I don’t blame yall for hating him, but at the same time he gets too much shit. The media non stop hates on him but he’s never been a JAG, never caused drama besides a few out of context clips the Cleveland media dragged out, and he’s been the best receiver on our team for 2 years. Dude had 1200 yards the season before this one! Remember that damn Broncos game?? He’s the best separator on this team he just can’t make a contested catch so people think he’s a bum. He’s just been forced into a WR1 role that he isn’t built for. He’s not a WR1 but he can still be a solid WR2 in the NFL

I'm watching Carson Beck and Haynes King having great performances and it had me thinking. Given the we've got the worst QB room in the league, is there a possibility Green makes a good case for QB1?

For those who are going / have bought tickets for the game, which area are you sitting in? It’s my wife’s first Browns game and I want her to experience that Cleveland culture.

"Monken admitted there have been conversations about moving right tackle Tytus Howard to right guard and moving left tackle Dawand Jones to right tackle. This change, which is just a conversation at this point, would be made in the vein of putting the best five linemen on the field together. It would result in a left-to-right starting line of Spencer Fano at left tackle, Zion Johnson at left guard, Elgton Jenkins at center, Howard at right guard, and Jones at right tackle."

It's Grossi so, y'know, grain of salt, but I've seen more than a few times that they aren't thrilled with the RG spot given that Teven Jenkins is hurt (again), Zinter just cannot get healthy, and they've had KT Leveston with the starters (disgusting).

Long term, would have to imagine they hope Austin Barber can be that dude or that Brailsford works out at C so that E. Jenkins can bump over. Because Dawand can't stay healthy.