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Welcome back to GMFB. It's always great having these guys at the table. A lot of fun conversations to be had, and we're going to go buying or keep trying. It's a couple of topics, and I'm going to lay them out, and you guys have to say, I am absolutely investing in this, or you're saying, move along. I want to hear the next sales pitch. Here we go. There's a current scenario happening in the NFL that we have to agree or disagree about. And that starts in Cleveland, shocking. We are going

to look at a Ravens rookie wide receiver that has a take about a Cleveland Browns quarterback.

And that is Lejeante Wester, who is former teammates at Colorado with rookie quarterback Shador Sanders, who waited until the fifth round to be selected.

His former teammate, Wester, said, I was disappointed that they did him like that.

I know Shadour is going to get in the lab. He's going to work hard, and he's going to win that job in Cleveland.

He's going to win that job in Cleveland. This is what his former wide receiver is saying.

Shudor Sanders will be QB1 in Cleveland.

In Cleveland, QB1. Isaiah, are you buying this or you keep trying?

I'm buying it. I'm buying it all the way. I don't care where his draft position was.

Listen, we're not going to get into all the depths and the layers of the Chedura Sanders fall off in the draft.

But the reality is this dude is built for it and he's proven it.

We can say that about people all day long.

From the time that he was at, you know, what was he at, Jackson State, right? He started at Jackson State, built that program up from absolutely nothing, right, to where they're respectable. Him and his dad leave, and I know that the tie and affiliation with his dad is always going to be there until he's not, right? But now he goes out to Colorado, and he proves it again. This is the only guy in the draft who has shown you that for two programs that he went to that he was able to build them up from nothing to something. When you're in the position of the Cleveland Browns, you need somebody to do what? Build you up from nothing to something. So I think that he has been through it. He is the only one that's battle tested in terms of the media. He's the only one that's had that burden that's been placed on him because of the last name

that he has.

And he has not only talked about it. You not only have projected it, but he has shown it from the time that he was a youth all the way to the time that he's now in the league. I don't care how crowded that room is unless they just give it to Flacco. He is going to win that job. I feel like I need to just stare at the camera confused for a second,

because I am, this is a keep trying moment for me. And here's the thing. I like the points.

Jackson State, you know, he was super accurate. Look, Jackson State, they had top recruits in the

country coming out of high school, going to his school that they would like never go to otherwise.

Also, the stats in college, I like it, but it's a very fabricated system. I mean, he was in a situation with his dad as the coach. It was going to be best case scenario for him. So when I think about him transitioning to the NFL, I mean, he's a true four in this room right now. I don't see him as a guy who's going to come in and compete. Let's also not forget, I played for this Brown's organization. When they choose a guy and they bring somebody in, they take pride in that. Like I was a guy who got signed. I took people's spots in training camp, not Miles Garrett. And they went with the guy that they brought in. They went with the guy that they traded for. It's the same situation as this. He's not even the first guy they took this draft. What makes you think all of a sudden this Brown team is going to come in and go, Shadur Sanders is our guy. This is something that I am not even giving any time for. Also, let's not act like Wester is not in the same division and like, hey, guys, please start Shadurah Sanders. We want to play him twice in here.

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