Good morning everyone. Welcome to first things first. I'm Jenna Wolf alongside Nick Wright, Brandon Marshall, Kevin Wilde. It is Tuesday. A lot happened in the world of sports yesterday to talk about. What's up, Brandon? Did I miss something?

You're saying hi. Good morning. He's just waving hello to America. Oh, it's extended. Good morning. Wildiles, he was great with your tie. I just need a little consistent. Unlike. I think it looks silly. Much like Baker Mayfield, Kevin Wiles, a little inconsistent with when he decides to know when to wear his try. Why don't we do that? Let's start in Cleveland. With the news that we all feared yesterday,

Odell Beckham Jr. lost for the season with a torn left ACL for Odell. This is the third

significant injury of his career. Head coach Kevin Stefansky addressing OBJ, his injury,

and where the five and two Browns go from here? Take a listen.

And, Adel, you know, the energy he brings to practice, the energy he brings the games.

You can't, you know, you can't, no one else is going to be able to bring that type of juice.

But it's, it's our job to find the the guys that can go compete, that we can go put them in spots where they can succeed. And I think we'll be able to do that. That's not easy. I don't want to have to do it. And I'm very disappointed for Odell. But that's the nature of this beast. And injuries are part of this game, and it doesn't mean any of us have to like it, but we

do have to deal with it.

So, Brandon, you look at this team and the impact that O'Dell had in the early going, probably

not as much as he would have liked.

He was starting to gain traction when he did have this injury. So now look at the Browns. How much do you change the expectations with this team because you have now lost OBJ for the remainder of the season? Well, I mean, a lot changes, right? Like, this is a great player. And first, you know, you don't want to see this. But coming into this year, we knew that there was going to be a lot of injuries. We knew there's going to be a lot of soft

tissues. Obviously, you know, knee injuries, Achilles injuries, those things are definitely

happening at alarming rate right now because of no offseason, no OTAs. However, I think that

the Cleveland Browns can potentially be better.

Not because O'Dell's not great, but really because they had no chemistry between the two of

those guys, Baker Mayfield and O'Dell Beckham, Jr. There was absolutely no chemistry. It wasn't a

good fit. I know this as a player when we're specifically talking about the Cleveland Browns and how they move forward.

When you have a dominant number one wide receiver, it puts pressure on everyone in the building.

If you're a dominant number one receiver and you ask for the bar, you don't ask for the ball.

There's this feeling inside the building that we got to get this guy the ball. What that happens is the play caller can't call the place freely. The quarterback can't drop back and go through his progression and make the right decisions freely. They have this pressure of I have to get this guy at a ball. Now when you look at an emotional

dominant number one receiver, you think as a quarterback, when I get to the sidelines, what do I

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