Baker Mayfield, undraftable, off my board.

The Cleveland Brown select Baker Mayfield.

What a beautiful pro by the Baker!

Big job!

Osta-asterv, baby!

Barts now!

Welcome in, everyone, to the OBR film breakdown.

I'm your host, Jake Burns.

We are going to do a Friday short here because we could not get a guest last night that had a quick change of plans, had to cancel, and then we

had a sick child here at my house, so we're trying to do our best for him, which means there

was not the ability to adjust on the fly. But I did want to keep up with the daily content,

put something out for you guys today,

talk about a little bit of what we saw yesterday, what we heard yesterday. I think an imperative

thing to consider when you hear the offensive coordinators, defensive coordinator talk about

last year and coming into this year the things changing. I think it's really

interesting to pay attention to the quotes these guys give. And Alex Van Pelt, who was first up,

didn't really have a ton to say. I think it's still sort of in the air where it's going with him this

year. I think he could continue with his role, not calling plays, but again, I wouldn't be surprised if he does ultimately get the chance to call plays.

He touched again on cadences, and we talked about it from Stefansky. I wrote it up at the OBR,

how those cadences can help your offense find little advantages play-to-play. The quick snap,

the guard initiated silent count,

or the guards tapping the center on the side. He mentioned before the season they only had four or five

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