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My name is Andrew Spade.

I'm joined by Jake Burns.

Got a good show for you today. We are going to talk through the easiest way for the Browns to

turn around from 3 and 14 to 11 and 6, 12 and 5, compete for a division title in 2025.

Really, I was, what prompted this was I was watching the commanders last night.

And you kind of can't believe the turnaround that they had from one year to the next,

really bringing in a bunch of veteran players,

changing the culture.

And then obviously hitting on Jaden Daniels is the is the cherry on top of that

sunday and if you get a little jealous and of course the thing is that this is exactly what

happened to the browns back in 2020 they were bad in 2019 Andrew bair and Kevin samasky came in

and they were good and when you look back at that 2020 plan, there were certain things

that the Browns did that year that were clearly the benchmarks of we are going to be successful

if we do these things, right? And I would say first and foremost was fixing the offensive line,

Jack Conklin, Jed Wills. I mean, we know, regardless of how it turned out, they put their

first round picket, left tackle, and they signed Jack Conklin to a huge deal. Went out and got

Austin Hooper, gave Baker Mayfield some more intermediate, bigger targets in the passing game.

And then on defense, their strategy was just to kind of fill the roster with veterans,

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