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Here are your hosts, bowl bishop and Nathan Zagura.

Welcome into Cleveland Brown's daily, Nathan Zagura alongside the three-time, three-time,

three-time Super Bowl champion, Gerard Cherry, today, and where he's in for

bow bishop. We got a lot to cover on the show, obviously, so we'll do that.

We're going to hear potentially from Deshan Watson live today on the program,

which is a lot of fun. But first, let me just welcome in Gerard,

signlight reporter for the Cleveland Browns, and obviously much, much more,

king of all media in Cleveland. Really, you'll hear him tonight on the Kevin's

defense show with me as well. What's up, Gerard? Hey, everything's well,

Nate Dogg, are you? I'm good, man. Obviously, you know, disappointed where we are

with this season being over in terms of playoff possibilities, but at the same

time, you know, an opportunity to go play a little bit of spoiler, go down into

Washington, a team that has scenarios in which they could clinch the playoffs this

week, and then scenarios in which they could be eliminated from the playoffs this

week. And as a player, Gerard, when you're in this situation, obviously, you

weren't in it, certainly in New England. But if you are in this situation, how do

you deal with it? What's the mindset? How do you approach these final two games?

I've dealt with it in New Orleans, believe me, Nathan, and it's really simple.

What you do, you go out there and say, there are 32 teams that will be watching

some in some capacity as they do their advanced scouting for who they want

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