Welcome to the latest Browns Phone Breakdown podcast.

We have a busy weekend to catch up from and some stuff that happened around the golf outing that the Browns were involved in just yesterday as well.

Updates on an offensive lineman who is apparently going to sit out for the year.

And we have to talk through the under center structure of NFL offenses and how that pertains to the Browns upcoming season and really

the NFL at large.

Great podcast ahead.

Let's get going with the latest Brownsville Breakdown podcast.

In the air, the Brown fight for the ball and it's picked up by miles Garrett he's going to score touchdown

all right guys welcome to the show thanks you're all right guys welcome to the show.

Thanks for being here.

Hopefully this pod finds you well on a Tuesday.

We have a lot to talk about.

The thing I want to start talking about, though, is a trend I noticed two years ago.

Something kind of random.

Not really a trend yet, but it was random.

There was, um, let me be careful about this because

there's, there's a lot to trace here. And I wrote about it in the most recent lose letter. And it's,

it's under center straight dropback passing. And what do you mean by that, Jake? That means when

you're under center, it's when a quarterback takes the snap. It's when they retreat three steps,

five steps, or seven steps, and throw the football downfield. Now, no play action,

nothing up front that indicates fooling the second or third levels. And you might say,

well, why is this a big deal? Well, it used to be a very popular

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