What's up, everybody, welcome into the Browns Film Breakdown podcast. It's myself, Jake Burns,

Andrew Spade, with me, and we have a schedule to talk about the Browns and the rest of the NFL

has put out their schedule. And it is, there's a lot to break down. I think it's an interesting

schedule. We have talked leading up to this, Andrew, about how this sort of schedule based on last year's results can really make you think it's a little worse than what it is. We probably need to see some more research on Vegas odds and get closer to the season to get a better feel for that. But there's some really interesting quirks in this thing, and we are going to break it all down for you guys.

Andrea, welcome you in.

What's up, man?

How are we feeling?

What's going on?

Excited to be here, Jake.

It's a schedule Wednesday, mid-May.

And this is a definitely, I think now the most overhyped and ridiculous part of the NFL offseason calendar, right?

Like, I remember a day when people thought that the draft was overhyped, and I think now we've

all settled on the fact that it's cool and we like how much people pay attention to it and all

of that sort of stuff.

I cannot get behind this being like an event, a media event, the way that it is.

And I hate to be a stick in the mud about this.

Some people are out there talking to their phone saying, no, you don't.

You love being a stick in the mud.

I just, I can't believe the number of leaks, the amount of reporting energy that has gone into this over the past few days,

it feels really misplaced for something that I understand the interest. It's not that I don't

understand the interest, but I don't think that it needs to be blown up as big as it has been

blown up. That's just my two cents. Right. I have to agree with you. I think it's become a pretty

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