Hi, everybody. Welcome back to Zach Jackson and friends. It's episode two. I promise we're not going to count them all.

We are going to have a bunch of them coming at you. So today is Friday, August 16th. The Browns just wrapped up two joint practices with the Minnesota Vikings, highly competitive, highly controlled.

The most important days of camp from a competitive evaluation standpoint.

So the Browns structure everything around trying to maximize this work.

The defense looks phenomenal.

The offense looks not good.

So they're on to the preseason game where DTR will start.

He's not only playing for a job with the Browns, he's playing for a job with

another team, potentially.

You know, I project DTR to make the team, but, you know, he's under contract for three

more years.

He's a smart kid who's shown clear improvement into year two.

We will see how that goes. But I know that he and probably Huntley are better than a lot of teams backups, so we will see how that goes. You know, the Browns are just getting their work in. They're getting their evaluations in. They're dealing with injuries. You know, I think a lot of them are minor. I watched David and Joku be slow to get up yesterday and then not really go back into practice. He stayed on the field. I think he's fine. We watched Amari Cooper limp off the practice field. I don't know how that's going to go. That's obviously of concern. We've seen Jerry Judy come back from injury. His speed is obvious. They got to get him and Watson more on the same page. They've made some

plays together. They got to keep him healthy. He's had a lower body injury, I think, in every year

of his career. But you see the vision there. We see the vision for this offense. We see really

choppy, sloppy, bad execution from this offense. The defense has been an A, the offense has been an F. So, uh, there are reasons for that, you know, you're, you're bringing in new pieces. You haven't had the receiving core. The offensive tackle situation is a mess. The running back situation is not ideal. And then, of course, obviously the worst case would be a Mari or Nojoku having any type of significant

injury. I don't think they do. But at the time of recording, I don't know that for a fact.

So all of those things out there, you can say that's part of camp and part of going through it.

They don't play for three weeks. That's right. You just can't say it's good. So we'll see.

You know, I think probably most concerning and the best way to sum this up is somebody who's been there.

You know, every practice looks the same. There's a bunch of short throws of varying accuracy and success rate.

There's one or two good ones. Then there's some really bad ones. A lot of them

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