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Welcome into Brown's Film Breakdown.

I'm your host, Jake Burns, writer for the OBR, writer for Cleveland.com.

Coming at you guys live from vacation in Wilmington, I know the audio quality sucks. Look, I packed my

microphone, packed everything I need. If you're a MacBook user, you understand that when you have a MacBook, the

newest MacBooks, you have these lightning ports on the side. Well, my microphone is a USB-based microphone.

I didn't bring my adapter. I'm upset. I'm upset at myself. Rough 10 minutes. I'm sorry.

Hopefully, we can get by with this audio quality and make it work to have an insightful podcast.

I have a great guest on for you guys today.

And I hope you guys do enjoy what we talk about as we sort of shift away from Baker Mayfield, who we got last week.

If you had not listened to the podcast with Derek Klass and we do a nice job of discussing what year two might look like for the young quarterback, sort of the traits he can carry over predicting his stats. Give that one a listen if you can as we sort of go through position by position. Today we will focus on the offensive line. We're going to talk about everybody, Treader, what the contract looks like and why it was smart for the Browns with Greg Robinson, what right guard looks like, and if it's a smart move to do what they did in terms of trying to replace that player, what could be 80% of his good a player. We'll discuss all of those things. Been a pretty quiet week in the Browns camp. A lot of players are having their summer camps for local players, or start for the local kids. Denzel Ward had his, Baker Mayfield, went back to his hometown, had his. Had some interesting things to say about Sam Ellinger of Texas as well. This doesn't seem like Baker is going to stop talking ever. I don't know. I just wouldn't expect this guy to ever be quiet. So if you have a problem with him talking, giving his opinion, voicing his thoughts about other players, other teams, whatever, I don't think that's going to change. You're just going to have to be used to him. And the bottom line is going to continue to be throw touchdowns because that's all that matters in this world for Baker Mayfield. Cleveland will always love him if he is throwing touchdown. So other than that, Jarvis Lander had a celebrity softball game. Looks like a lot of guys had a good time at that one. If you got some chances, they are out there. I'm going to also encourage you to watch Building the Browns. I did not watch the Demarius Randall piece that was on, I think it maybe even went up a month ago when his graduation with Maryland State. just a good guy. Really cool to see him go back and finish his degree, going to try to go on and get his master's in psychology, because he doesn't have to do that. He's making millions of dollars as a first-round pick. He's going to get paid a second contract without a doubt, but he's going back finishing his education, very family-oriented guy. You'll learn a lot about him. A guy I truly

hope the Browns can lock up long-term, very insightful stuff about him as a person. Again, I encourage you to watch that one if you have not. And then also they did one that they released this week on OTAs, gave us a really nice look at Tosh LaPoy, the Browns defensive line coach, gave you a feel for of these guys, how they're getting coached, all of those things which are really fun to see, a lot of on-field work, which is also need to see how the secondary is clicking, all of those things. Really nice for the Browns to give the secondary, and the defense as a whole lot of coverage because I think that's a forgotten element here. It's exciting to talk about El and Nick Chubb and Baker Mayfield and Jarvis Landry

and how all of these guys, Karim Hunt, how they interact, how this offense could be special.

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