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Welcome in to, I think this is now our third edition of the crossover between Brown's Film Breakdown and the Rebuild here on Blue Wire podcast.

I am Jake Burns, a host of the Browns Film Breakdown podcast.

I'm here with my man, Jordan Zerm, host of the Rebuild.

Jordan, how you doing, buddy?

Jake, I am very well.

I can't remember a time where I actually turned on a broadcast for the release of an NFL schedule.

Like, I don't think I've done that. And have they even done that in the past? Either way, this has been a very new experience of my life watching the release, even though it was released on Twitter and leaked on Twitter, but this has been a very new experience for me. I actually didn't get to watch it. I was on the run and my son was going to bed. Did they just release everybody at once? Because I kind of thought they were going to do it over time. And then I checked Twitter and it was apparently all over Twitter a little bit before like Dogs by Nature had it or something like that. Yeah, Dogs by Nature had it. Yeah, they did a really, really bad job. Now, you know, I don't know if this stuff is all sort of contained. Like, is it just at the NFL offices? I feel like teams have had the schedule maybe for a little bit, like each individual team or they at least had kind of like major info.

But yeah, so it was leaking throughout the day. It's kind of started with people finding out

primetime opponents for the Browns and they were sort of leaking those out. And then yeah, like right

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