Hey, what's up guys? Checking in to let you know that your usual schedule calls for an episode with John Coliseimo, but we are unable to do that. John had a scheduling conflict, so we are just simply going to flip around, and your Saturday episode is usually the behind enemy lines episode. We're going to put that up today with Kimmy Cusick, a great episode. Really, really good stuff here from him, and then we will have John record on Friday night for a Saturday episode before we get to our Sunday stuff.

So just wanted to let you know, a little schedule hiccup, but I think you're going to enjoy this episode.

Let's get to it right now.

In the air, the Brown's fight for the ball ball and it's picked up by miles Derek he's going to score touchdown

cut back by chum he's to the ten he's still running to the five he dips outside left he's

going to win in touchdown. What a run.

Next job.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome into your weekend edition of the OBR film breakdown.

And that means we are going behind enemy lines previewing your opponent for the

following Sunday.

And we finally get into some of these meaningful. And I don't mean to be offensive to Pittsburgh, but I don't really take them all too serious this year as they're in a transitional state. I view the Ravens and the Bengals as the most important AFC North teams the Browns will play this year, and they get them back-to-back weeks in huge games, and this starts with the Ravens, which have presented the Browns with many problems over the years. They've played them tough in recent memory. And I think this could be another tough one for both sides come Sunday, despite some of the frustrations for both teams the previous week. And when we talk Ravens, I turn to one person all the time. Kim McCusick, you know Ken, he's been on my show. I've been on his show. We just recorded earlier this week for his show. Check that out if you would like more of a Brown's perspective. And we just had some fun conversation baked into all of that. Ken, how are you, man? Thanks for joining. Life's good, Jake. How are you doing? I'm okay. We're getting the chance to talk football and in the middle of a workday, I find that to be a pretty enjoyable thing. So we're recording this one.

Are we recording it?

Thursday about midday.

So, uh, to talk football and in the middle of a workday, I find that to be a pretty enjoyable thing. So we're recording this one. Are we recording it? Thursday, about midday. So things could obviously change by the time you listen to this, but we'll try to update you on everything that's going on around the Ravens and anything that's tantamount to the Browns as well. So Ken is at Film Study Ravens. If you're not following me, should be one of the better follows.

You know, I don't know if you like having opposing franchise information on your timeline, but if you're going to follow anybody covering the Ravens talking about the Ravens, this is the route to go. So Ken, we'll dig in, man. We'll jump right into this thing. Who, in your opinion, like give me your state of the Ravens. Let's put it that way. So we're six games into this thing.

How are things shaping up this year?

Obviously, very frustrating three and three team. Like, give me your state of the Ravens. Let's put it that way. So we're six games into this thing. How are things shaping up this year?

Obviously, very frustrating three-and-three team. They've played very well by a number of measures, DeVoa. They're doing extremely well. Offense, passing, rushing. They're good. Ravens have what appears to be a lot of challenges on defense right now, not too dissimilar to the Cleveland Browns, obviously.

In terms of what has not been... what appears to be a lot of challenges on defense right now, not too dissimilar to the Cleveland

Browns, obviously. In terms of what has not worked out, they've blown leads of 21, 17, 10, and 10

in four of the six games so far. So that's not going to cut it. And it's so unravens-like,

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