In the air, the round fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the 5 he dipped outside love he's

going in touchdown what a run next job what's up guys welcome into the obfirm

breakdown i'm your host jake burns it is monday february 20th hope this podcast finds you well

we are going to do a quick hitter on this monday that's going to sort of build off of a topic we talked about yesterday.

If you did not get a chance to listen to Sundays, things I think I know about the Cleveland Browns, which will be a recurring Sunday show.

Encourage you to do so myself and Brad Ward are going to try to do that, kind of piggybacking off of the article that he will put out every Sunday, sort of looking at key aspects of the Browns, you know, whether that's the structure or our thought around them, things maybe that we don't fully believe yet, but we want to kind of say out loud. It's, again, things we think we know. The point is to just sort of talk through things we're thinking about the team, the organization, all offseason. I think it'll be a pretty fun platform for some different

sort of talking points and all that. So it should be pretty good overall. So check that out. If you

didn't listen to yesterday's, we talked about two things, the offense evolution, and then we talked

about Wyatt Teller a little bit, and the idea that some guys are better at playing with injuries than others and that fear of Teller not being able to sort of be able to be a really productive guard with injuries because you do everybody plays banged up but the threshold for which you play banged up and produce is

sort of a something people don't really talk about enough especially through 17 game NFL

season so we went into that topic but we're starting with drew petzing being hired in

Arizona to be the offensive coordinator so he goes on an immediate tight ends to quarterbacks with

Browns. Now all of a sudden he is the right-hand man running the offense for Jonathan Gannon,

which this is going to be a big role for him because Jonathan Gannon, as you know, comes over

from Philadelphia and a strong Cleveland connection as a San Ignatius grad, but he is a defensive

coach. And that's where he spent the majority

of his time, obviously defensive coordinator with the Eagles. Petsing's taking on the entire offense,

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