What is up? It's the rant. My name is Jeff Racklevin is Thursday, June 17th, yet that's

four in a row, baby. I wasn't lying. When I said we were going to pick up the pace here

because, hey, man, fantasy footballs, draft season, all that is in sight at this point. I can't

believe how close we are to the 4th of July. First on today's podcast, we're going to continue

on with the team preview series. We're going to talk Cleveland Browns. Let's go brownies. Let's

do that thing today. Before I get into that, I mentioned this on the pod yesterday. We do have

merch for sale. I always feel weird saying a word merch anyway. We got t-shirts and fun stuff

like that over at sawdustpods.com so you can get a rant. If you like the rant logo, I love

that thing, man. You get a t-shirt with that on it. Pretty fresh. Yes, I said fresh. But also,

I'm going to give one of these bad boys a way to you for reviewing the podcast on iTunes,

review it, rate it, leave your Twitter handle in the review, and you could be a winner. You'll

be entered into win if you do that right there. I will pick a winner in July, but actually got a

pretty good one yesterday. And I like the review. The review said to the point not a lot of extra

talking. That's true. I don't do a lot of extra talking. Accurate projections. I appreciate that.

Everyone loves a good rant. I like what you did right there. Get those reviews in. I appreciate

this. This helps expose the podcast as this thing grows. You know, it's all going to be better.

Like the more I can do. So there you go with that. Appreciate everybody reviewing the podcast. And

again, we'll pick out a winner and you'll get to pick a t-shirt of your choice with the rant logo

on it. There you go. Right there. All right. Get them in. Appreciate you. All right. So let's talk

to Cleveland Browns. Got to say the team was a mess heading into last year. The Freddie Kitchens

experiment was a disaster. And that came on the heels of a coaching regime that was even worse.

Is that possible? Even worse. The organization was top to bottom bad. But there were good players

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