We have a busy Thursday edition of Brown's Film Breakdown podcast where we are going to cover a slew of topics that are about players either telling you they're leaving the Brown's organization, whether it's players in speculation, especially a really big one of quarterback, and plenty more, including our continual study of both what happened in 25 at each position group and what we think

they're going to alter going into 26. We did tackles yesterday. Day before that, tight ends,

wide receivers, quarterbacks, running backs. We're almost done with the offense. So really

excited about getting all of those done for you going into next week where I promise the defense

will be a lot more fun in the rewind portion of this thing than what we've been covering. And today won't be fun either, but there are good ways to look ahead at how they solve some of these things, right? So we'll continue to do that. We have great guests coming on the podcast later this week. ESPN Jordan Reed is going to join talk about his thoughts on Brown's draft prospects, big time thoughts on

the tackles, the wide receivers, everything in between. We're pumped about that. We have John

Stephenson joining tomorrow night to get that recorded about all of the differences in Mike

Rutenberg's defense versus what Jim Schwartz did, really sound technique stuff, how they're going to

play quarters coverage, why it matters, what sort of man hybrid stuff is confusing people about how much man coverage Atlanta played, how much they're going to play here, what match coverage looks like, how it all works. You will not find better details in the market about the actual differences in the discussion around whether they actually bring those things to Cleveland, right? So that will be up for you as well. We have more Todd Monkin film to get to. I promise there's a part two of that coming. There's also now all the clip to Paul to Rashid Walker. I want to give you guys insight whether I think he's worth top of the line tackle money that he's projected and plenty more. It's a great time to join Brown's film breakdown. I promise you getting ahead of free agency to combine. Everything's coming in a really nice, tidy three-month window here. Can't wait to get it to you guys. So having said all that, busy show today, think you're going to enjoy it. If you're with us, we appreciate you. If you're not and you're catching this on either a later version of YouTube or just on the

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What's up, everybody? Welcome in. It is Thursday, February 19th. It's Jake and Brad. We're back

together here. Talk about interior offensive line. But Brad, we have some topics to hit on before that,

I think are important. Speculation season is in full swing. And that means you're going to get a lot

of conjecture, a lot of thoughts from people who are now

like honing on the brown, the popular thing that's coming out. And we'll talk about this. I'll hold off on one part about what's coming out and we'll talk about it when you bring it up in a minute. The other is like, oh my God, the Browns have to replace every offensive line. And this has never been done. I can't believe they have to do this. Yeah. If you watch the offensive line last year outside of Joel Botonio, which we'll talk about today,

specifically, I mean, okay.

Yeah, that's like, it's a good thing.

Yeah, I would, you know, I mean, no one likes doing one off season, but if it's that bad,

the way it was last year, it's hard to sit here and be like,

this is ultimately going to be worse because I don't think you can, you know, I don't want to say it out loud, right? You can always get worse, but it can always be worse, but it's hard to

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