It is your week 15 game day podcast, Browns Bears, one o'clock kick over in Chicago.

It's going to be cold.

Make sure you wear some extra layers.

If you're on site there, Browns fans, if you're at home, be thankful you're not sitting

out and what the Browns are playing in today.

It is a game the Bears desperately need.

It's a game that Browns are not taking their best team with them to Chicago.

But we're going to give you everything you need to know about the game,

the Brown's chances, who's playing, who's not.

And then also an interesting roster decision that was made on Saturday as well.

Let's get going with the latest Browns film breakdown brought to you by Fandall Sportsbook and Monfridi Dendell.

Thank you. Brackdown brought to you by Fandall's Jake and Brad. It's Sunday morning. Hopefully you are getting done the things you need to get done with or doing absolutely nothing, which is also quite all right in my book as the Brown's head towards a 1 p.m. kickoff. Maybe some of you are in your fantasy football playoff stretch. Reminder to set those lineups, get those taking care of to put some money in your pocket. We are going to have a fan duel parlay of the day that we actually feel really good about. It's been hard to pin down trends when the quarterback shuffle in and out this year the way we've seen and the O line is moving and certain quarterbacks don't throw to certain receivers, run game going different places with different pieces coming in and out of the lineup. We got one we like.

I know I've said it this year, but we got one we like. We will get to it, I promise you. We were really close last week. We were close, man. I woke him in. I say what's up. Fernando Mendoza wins the Heisman. Yeah. I think that's the only big piece of news. Well, if you're a wrestling person, John Cena, had his final match.

That was fun to watch.

My son enjoyed that here Saturday night.

But otherwise, man. piece of news. Well, if you're a wrestling person, John Sina had his final match. That was fun to watch.

My son enjoyed that here Saturday night. But otherwise, man, you know, Mendoza winning the

Heisman. Not a great year for Heisman statistics, even though I'm happy Mendoza won it,

because I think obviously best team and I thought he had a pretty damn good season, but I know if you had any take on that, because I feel like some people were a little, maybe a little bothered by that outcome, but I didn't feel that way.

Why do you think people were bothered by that outcome?

Just looking at the stat line. I think if you look at him in the, like, if you look at, I can understand the Diego Pavia thing

because Vanderbilt has never been there before.

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