This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio. GMFB, everybody, good morning football. That's right. Thursday, June 5th. Look at the crew that we have today. Of course, you know, I'm Jamie Jane Slater, Cynthia Freeland, Kelsey Conway. She's getting the Kyle Branch treatment in New York. Kelsey.

We got to find out what Kyle's left behind.

If there's trash on the floor, a random orange here or there.

It's GMFB.

It's a Thursday.

Roll it.

Come on. That's right. That's

everybody.

It's a Thursday in early June, which means we have so much to talk about in the NFL.

It's just the gift that keeps on giving, right?

Cynthia. Cynthia Freeland, Jane Slater, Kelsey to talk about in the NFL. It's just the gift that keeps on giving, right? Cynthia.

Cynthia Freeland, Jane Slater, Kelsey Conway is in New York. Listen, you know Kelsey's writing from the Cincinnati Bengals. She writes for the Cincinnati Inquirer and USA Today, Jane Slater, all over the beat for the Cowboys and the Saints. And frankly, anywhere we need to send her for NFL Network. She's on the field. Cynthia Freeland, usually Sunday mornings you get the treatment and all over our fantasy coverage as an analytics expert. How was your alarm clock today? Actually, I was pretty excited. I mean, I'm going to take you a little bit behind the curtain and Jane slept over at my house. So we had a really good time. The dogs were up. Everyone was, I mean, my dogs were basically, like, not giving her any personal space. Oh, great. It was perfect. How are you, Jane? Good. I mean, first of all, I love coming out and seeing my NFL family when I get to come out here for the LA assignment. But, yeah, absolute treat. You know, it's been since college. You've lived with a roommate and you were doing your homework at the dinner table for the night before because we know we've got eyeballs on us today. Amen. You know, and so we, I think it was Gail King who once said. Our margin of error are so small. So we made sure that we brought you some hot takes today. Yeah, let's go. Kelsey, first time on GMFB, first time sitting in that chair in New York. Can you give us a

flavor of Cincinnati? What is the thought of GMFB and Cincinnati in the coverage that the Bengals get?

Big fans of the show, and that's why it's so cool for me to be on with you guys today because

I watch the show every morning, so I'm thrilled to be on and holding down the

fort here in New York. And so far, Kyle's kept it pretty clean. So I have a positive report back

here from New York. Oh, man. We will decide if we're going to share that with him. Guys, in true

GMFB territory, we have a brand new segment to try out on everybody today. It sounds like the perfect time to do it. We're going to go four down territory. We're ripping through four topics. Everyone's got to have a take, as Jane mentioned. And our first course, we got to start in Cleveland with the quarterback room. It's just the lowest hanging fruit. The Browns entered this off season working out five quarterbacks on their roster after drafting

both Dylan Gabriel and Chador Sanders in the third of the fifth round, respectively.

Their offensive coordinator, Tommy Reese, says the quarterback room has pretty good competition so far.

I mean, yeah, you can see them all winning the job, I think, right?

And so in terms of the competition, we're so early in the process. We're so early in evaluating that, yeah, I think, you know, we have a good group of guys that continue to push one another, and by the time September rolls around, we'll be ready to go. I'm supposed to say it's written here. There's been a lot of buzz around Chador. I mean, that's like the underestimation of the century right now. All we sometimes could talk about over draft weekend was Shudor Sanders.

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