Good morning and welcome back to Zach Jackson and friends.

It is the morning. It's Monday morning. I am back in Cleveland. I am actually just down the road from the Browns facility at a Chick-fil-A where I came to podcast with you guys.

I don't know if this is going to be six

minutes, eight minutes, ten minutes. I wanted to do quick thoughts on the expected news of

Kevin Stefanski getting the axe from the Browns. We've heard from Jimmy Haslam. We're still

about two hours from hearing from Andrew Barry, who was going to remain in his position. There had been reporting that he was going to stay.

It's never made sense to me.

It's never made sense to most of you guys who are smart enough to listen.

I am not right all the time.

I think we went over this a couple of weeks ago.

I'm just right most of the time.

Nobody's right all the time and this is a

very, very hard business. It's really hard for the Browns to justify what's gone on and say

that Stefansky was part of the problem and that this current front office could be part of

the solution. There's very little evidence of that. We just heard from Jimmy Haslam talking about the situation.

I would term that as an absolutely bonkers press conference.

It's some of the things that he said.

And look, this is about the future, guys, right?

The Browns made the decision. Kevin Stefansky didn't win enough.

Kevin Stefansky would tell you himself that he didn't win enough.

And this is about, you know, this is very much about 2002 to yesterday, but this is about the future.

And the Brown's trying to shed this and move forward and make commitments to the right

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