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Hi, guys, welcome into the OBR Film Breakdown.

It's a Friday edition of the podcast, and that means we're going to be joined by

John Colosimo in just a moment.

Quick reminder of what's up on the website.

We've had some good things go up over the last few days. We had an analytic study by Anthony Reinhardt, who put out a, do the Browns even really care about the interior defensive line? We've had questions about this. We're still having questions about this as they have so few options currently on the roster. They have not signed a veteran player. The draft is still out there. They could go get somebody. But at the top end of that commitment is only pick 44 unless they move up, which we don't think they will move up, given how few picks they have over the next three years. So the question becomes, have we kind of viewed the interior defensive line the way we've been viewing linebacker? Now the Browns are just saying, hey, we can get, you know,

pretty much anybody to play interior defensive line at a minimum level and be okay. If we have

strong defensive in play, if we have strong linebackers, coverage guys and safeties, that's an

interesting thing, something I don't think we have framed. So I wanted to get Anthony Ryan

to look into what sort of commitment the Browns have had. And from Sashi to Andrew Barry, the philosophy has been, you know, very minimal commitment here. Very, very minimal. The Sheldon Richardson deal, that was John Dorsey deal. So again, in there, very interesting for you subscribers. Check that out. A reminder, I unlocked the Amari Cooper film room. So make sure you check that out that is a loaded with a ton of clips now you can anybody can check that's over a week

that's been up so make sure you go and check out what kind of wide receiver are the different alignments

the different techniques he uses to get off the line of scrimmage and i really do think like he's a

he's a really good version with more speed burst acceleration of Jarvis Landry.

He does more things from an athletic standpoint, but they play the game in a very similar way.

So check that out.

It's a lot there.

Also put up the Chase Winnevich film room, which is full of his past rush production, what he does,

how he gets after the quarterback.

That's up for VIP subscribers. And then we did tackle as well from Corey Kennan, day two defensive tackle

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