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Welcome to this emergency episode of the Tom Hawk show. I'm your host Joe Thomas with my co-host Andrew Hawkins.

We've got NFD here. We're here recording from each other's home, our in-home studios talking about all the huge trades that the Browns have made in the last couple days.

Let me kick it off right off the bat. I know this is a guy that we've talked a little bit about on the Tom Hawk show. I'm going to tune my horn a little bit here.

I said that the Browns should be trading for Tyrod Taylor. Many weeks ago, I thought he was the most underrated player that might be available a quarterback.

I think the Browns should be a quarterback and low and behold, it seems like John Dorsey must be a big Tom Hawk fan. What do you think, Hawk?

Of course. Obviously, we're making all the trades for John Dorsey. He has a really easy job. Listen to us, get the information and make it happen. It's very simple process. That's exactly what he's done.

NFT, do you have the details on the Tyrod Taylor trade?

I do. It is reported. It can now be official until Wednesday when the new league year starts. But for this trade, it was reported. He was traded for a third round pick in 2018.

Little background on Tyrod Taylor. He was 23 and 20 as a starter in Buffalo. He made the pro bowl and he took the bills to the playoffs last year.

I'll take it. Count me in. It's funny because NFF is like beauty in the eye of the whole thing.

Like you were talking about Joe, you've been talking all off season how Tyrod Taylor is the most underrated. We both agreed on that.

I've been talking about I'm doing the season. When they benched him for Nathan Peterman, I gave the Buffalo bills.

Every chance I could get to the point where I know that Nathan Peterman's family probably wants to fight me.

It wasn't about him. It was just the thought that you would bench a guy who's six and three. Maybe it was a little PTSD from our 2014 season.

We went through the same thing with Ryan Hoyer. But it was a dumbest thing in the world to me.

There are people that probably wouldn't be excited about having Tyrod Taylor and say, oh, they say he doesn't take deep shots. He's too safe for a quarterback.

We play in Cleveland. If there's any franchise that would love a, you say safe. I hear smart, a smart quarterback who isn't just throwing the ball anywhere and making turnovers and putting his team in bad positions.

It's Cleveland. So I thought it was a great trade.

Well, I think it's a great trade. Like like NFD mentioned, they didn't have to give up a whole bounty of picks or players.

We're able to add a really good quarterback that's been around. He's got the experience. He took the bills of the frickin playoffs this year for the first time in the season.

Yeah, something crazy. So for them to not love him and not give him another opportunity this year was crazy. But for some reason, people just fell out of love with the guy.

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