We have a great show lined up for you today with plenty of topics as the Browns are extremely

busy. Despite being in Philly, joint practice, coverage of that. I'm going to talk to Spencer

German of Lockdown Browns. That's covered for you. And then there's two pretty huge pieces of

news that came out around the Browns possibly signing. They might be signing. They might not be

signing. They're doing due diligence. Who knows where it is. but it feels like Isaiah Bond, who was cleared of charges in his own issue, is potentially going to be a Cleveland Brown. We're going to talk to Corey Kennan of Daff on Draft about what that looks like for the Browns, what type of prospect they're receiving from his perspective. You know, I'll do my homework too, but Corey will

enlighten us on what he knows. And then very excited to have Brad Ward on the show with me too,

is we're going to talk about the huge news out of nowhere around Quinn Sean Judkins. A lot going

on. The latest Browns film breakdown. Let's get going right now.

What's up? Welcome in. It's a Friday edition of the show. The Browns are going to be off today. It's prep day, walkthrough day, mental day ahead of the one o'clock kick tomorrow. You get your game day pod tomorrow as you always do. That'll be available for you to listen to guys to watch all the pertinent information. So check that out. But for now, the Browns had a really busy Thursday

that started like late afternoon. Brad, I was posting about, and obviously Brad Ward here with me,

happy to have him, love anytime get spent with Brad. And, you know, Brad, it was like five o'clock.

I was posting the recap of what I learned from people I talked to or what videos came out around the Browns with the Philly in Philly with joint practices with the Eagles and it felt like the Browns had a good day. We'll talk about that. Our guests is going to kind of elaborate on why the perception was the Browns had a great day. But we learned Quintan Judkins is not going to be facing charges like formal charges. They're going to drop everything. And what it feels

like, okay, so what happens here, Brad, you've probably enlightened your folks about this, but I'm just

going to kind of remind everybody. There's a grand jury who gets the presentation of information.

It's very low bar established here to, you know, actually bring formal charges, the misdemeanor

charges overbrought them. Then they got to go through like, what are we doing, the misdemeanor charges that were brought to him.

Then they got to go through, like, what are we doing? How are we prosecuting the case? What does it look like? Do we have enough in the burden of evidence that we have to prove? Is there enough here to run the cake to get a win? Like the prosecutor has to know, can we win the case? And there's a lot of back and forth between both sides and there's a lot of discussion there's a lot of like

hmm does this add up does this check out And what you presume in these, Brad, is that similar, I mean, just the nature of it. I don't mean to be like presumptive, but the nature of it is like the victim usually stops participating in the case for whatever reason that may be, whether there's an under the table agreement on money or

like in Mike Hall's case, you know, you gather that it was like his significant other who

probably realized that the nature of this fight, this one-night issue could cost him a significant

amount of money. And if you are trying to work that out as a couple, nobody wants that.

But that doesn't seem to be the case here, Brad. You may be, you can walk us through what we learned

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