In the air, the rounds fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's still the 10.

He's still running to the 5.

He dips outside.

He's doing it in touchdown.

What a run.

Next job.

What's up, guys.

Welcome into the OBR film breakdown, your weekend edition.

We're actually going to have two weekend episodes this weekend because it is packed full of content, right? We have training camp going on. We're going to get our first live session for fans on Saturday. So I want to come back and visit you guys, but I have a great Saturday episode for you guys. We'll get to our guest here in just a little bit. Reminder, I'm Jake Burns. I'm your host.

Things that we have up at the OBR that we covered as a great reference point for what has gone on at camp or just kind of around the team. So we had myself, I put up a 53-man roster prediction. If you listen to the pod this week, I did that episode with Jared Mueller. I wanted to put that in writing, sort of again, pre-training camp, pre-season.

I call it pre-training camp,

pre-season. I call it pre-evidence, right? We'll do another one of those post-evidence.

That'll come in about a month. And then other things we had up, obviously, the Daily Newswire

from Barry McBride. We had a day three recap that we get from Fred Gretam, who is live on site all the time with the latest

on to Sean Watson, Amari Cooper being ready to go, Anthony Schwartz injury update and more so

you can check that out. Jack Duffin put up his how the slot receiver and skill position

snaps breakdown in 22 giving you a review of what's happened in the past and a preview of

what's going on in the future. And then I wrote up real quick because there was a late day news piece on the Browns claiming safety Giovante Moffat, bringing him back to the organization where he had been with the Jets. He had signed with the Jets. So I really like that. I don't think I need to go too deep into that, but I really like bringing him in because there are four safeties I like, the other guys that are just kind of around who I just, I don't know, I don't feel great about because if you're going to play three safeties often or dying back or Ronnie Harrison a lot, I think you have to be able to have somebody who can be an up and down player in case of injuries or things of that nature, guys on the roster were Nate Meeters, Luther Kirk, around the league for a little bit, but extremely unproven and in a new system. And then UDFA, D. Anthony Bell, out of West Florida, I really like Moffitts. He could fight for that fourth safety role if Richard LeCount can't handle it, but he is also a really great up and down flexibility guy because he spent two years in this system. I mean, he's playing the NFL 20 and 21, both with the Browns. He knows Joe Wood's system. That's all he's been around, really, outside of his brief time with the Jets. So I feel like that's a really good outcome for the Brown's fifth safety and a depth feast they need because if you recall last year Ronnie Harrison missed a lot

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