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This will be filed away as an escalation in the days of our lives drama that is the Cleveland Browns, which is going to be great.

I'm looking forward to this all year.

The Cleveland Browns will be talked about quite a bit.

The saga continues in Northern Ohio.

Now recently, former offensive line coach Bob Wiley did not hold back.

He did not speak in politically correct terms in a radio interview. Bob Wiley, former offensive line coach. Let's just say he was guns ablaze about what happened last year in

Northern Ohio. We talked about this in a previous episode of the show, and I have endorsed Freddie Kitchens.

My theory on Wiley is that he was looking out for someone who's a contemporary of his,

and he's also got sour grapes.

He's upset because he wasn't brought back part of the Brown's coaching staff.

So Wiley had ripped Freddie Kitchens saying that it was actually Ken Zampeze.

Third man in, Ken Zampi, the former quarterback's coach who did quote all the coaching,

the final eight games where the Browns became somewhat competitive compared to how they had done.

So you probably heard about that.

Well, Wiley believes that Greg Williams should have gotten the head coaching job over

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