We put a final cap to our Browns 25 lists, both best and worst decisions.

You missed it.

We have done two shows in the top 25 worst decisions the Browns have done in the quarter century since their return.

Go check those out with Jared Mueller of Dogs by Nature.

Today, I'm going solo, and I'm going to pick the 15 best decisions from the

Brown's ownership or front office since they've come back. 25 couldn't get there, couldn't get

there. So we're doing 15 and these are a bit more on the fun side if you have missed the worst

decisions. So stick around. That's today's

podcast. As we're having a little fun in the summer between the OTA mini camp and training camp. So

let's continue on. We'll get back, as you know, to our positional previews for training camp

in tomorrow show. But today, let's close a little fun. All right. Let's get started on the latest

Browns Film Breakdown. What's up, guys, and welcome in to your latest Browns Film Breakdown,

where we are going to go through the 15 best decisions from the Browns ownership or front

office since their return in 1999. All right, we did, like I said in the lead up to this,

a couple other shows, go check those out, kind of fun discussion banter on, I guess a more

debatable topic, which is the guys' decisions, the front office or ownership decisions that

were the worst that they have done since 99. So a lot more competition there. These are more,

you know, trades and signings and a few draft selections that have really panned out. So I'm not

saying this list is perfect. You might have some you want to add to it. Feel free to do so.

I think that's where the banter is really fun. So let's go through the list I have of decisions they have made. And yeah, we'll just kind of

pinpoint the ones that stand out. And like I said, if you want to know the other side of this,

go back and check out the recent two. Again, and I'm going to be on vacation during some of these airings so i won't be recording any pods over the next seven days

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