Welcome to this special locker cleanout edition of the From the Podium podcast. I'm Gabe

Kalura. Yesterday was locker cleanout day at the cross-country mortgage campus in Berea as the

2025-26 NFL regular season officially came to a close.

On this episode, you'll hear from quarterback Chador Sanders,

offensive guard Joel Betonio, cornerback Denzel Ward, safety Grant Delpit,

and defensive end Miles Garrett after he broke the single season sack record Sunday in Cincinnati.

We'll start with quarterback Chador Sanders, who reflected on his rookie season. We know what you said yesterday after the game of the captain and how much you've learned for

a moment. We're to understanding each other. What's your reaction to the news? We just found out

a couple of seconds ago.

I think it's just overall the mentality, like things are going to happen. That's just how the league is.

And moving forward, just focus on what we can improve, you know,

individually for the next head coach.

Sure, do you think you did enough to show everybody,

or I guess show Andrew Barry that you should be the starter

heading into 2026?

I think I did what I was able to do,

and I definitely grew from a lot of things,

and I got experience now.

So I'm always the same, like, confidence-wise, I'm there.

But, like, that's not in my hands.

Like, that's not my decisions.

I can't speak on what other people feel.

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