LeBron got teary-eyed. The crowd gave him a standing O, but they had to be reminded.

This is Donovan Mitchell City now. No, it's Todd Monkin City, damn it. Welcome back into You Better,

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warm while he makes his plans for travel out to California and gets there. Coming up in just a few minutes, Ken Carmen of 92, 3, the fan in Cleveland on what he thinks of the Brown's hiring of Todd Monkin.

I'll tell you what I think about the Brown's hiring of Todd Monkin.

I think it's the AFC North, okay? It's always highly competitive.

You've got the Ravens year after year. You've got the Steelers year after year. They've both made

massive moves with their head coaches. You've got the Bengals as long as Joe Burrow is healthy

and there's some sort of

defense on the other side of the ball. And then, well, you've got the Browns. It's like that

meme. I don't know if you've ever seen it where there are the cartoon dragons lined up across

the screen and two of them are like big, mean dragons breathing fire looking like dragons.

And then the one in the middle has googly eyes and his tongues hanging out of his mouth.

Hi, everybody, I'm a dragon too.

It's that.

That's what the Browns are to the AFC North.

They're that googly-eyed dragon in that meme because, yeah, they're in the AFC North, but are they really in the AFC North?

They get to play everybody else in the division twice every year, but do they really compete in the AFC North every year?

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