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Welcome in to the Tuesday edition of Brown's Film Breakdown.

Jake Burns here.

We have, listen, I think we got a pretty good episode lined up for you.

We're going to talk through the first of what is going to be many of these was scott and myself going through

prospects and trying to sort of figure out what the browns are going to do it too and then

and then sort of figure out a little bit more about what they're going to eventually do

at some other positions later in the draft but for now when you have the second pick in the draft, focusing on those big names, pretty important, especially the quarterbacks will hit the two main names, probably hit Jackson Dart too, because that name kind of keeps surfacing itself into the first round. And then obviously we'll go through the Abdul Carter's and Mason and tett mcmillans of the world to talk through what we think of those guys should the browns

potentially stick it to and draft somebody else or potentially trade down speaking of trading down did a

mock draft over the weekend and that has been a pretty popular piece for you guys a lot of movement

a lot of pieces there and then obviously off of that did yesterday's podcast talking you guys through it. So if you have not been able to check that out, please go check it out. It's a lot of good information on prospects with a ton of picks as we know the Browns are going to make. And I made a pretty massive trade with the Raiders in order to gain even more picks. But that is an interesting way of doing it. I don't do it necessarily by the book of the simulator. I try to navigate it in a way that allows us to get the best of both worlds where you can pick some prospects, but also not every prospect is available that you want to be available at those spots, that sort of thing, because I think you can start making some really phony mock drafts if you go that route. So that's available. Check that out. And otherwise,

we're going to do a pretty extensive conversation here on Shador Sanders, which is built around

the idea that we need to be critical of him, right? At the same time, kind of understanding

strengths and weaknesses while also recognizing Scott, as you know better than anybody having been in there uh in in and around the building and obviously doing the scouting

and filling out reports and things of that nature is that like we don't know everything about the kid

we don't know if he's the first one in the last one out we don't know what his personality is like

when things get hard we don't know what his football IQ is truly right we can get glimpses from social media different things like that but we don't know can he process can he know when is the right time to go from one to two to three does he understand pre snap post snap movement can he call plays in the huddle can he get under center there's a lot of things that we on the outside don't know what we do know is what we can find on film. And we're going to talk through that.

Right. So I welcome me and Scott. How you doing, buddy? Let's get going on this thing. And let's get to talking about some, uh, some quarterback prospects. Sounds good, Jake. Good to be here, man. Yeah, let's do it. So I asked you kind of to pull some of your clips of Shador. We're going to get to that. You are new to what we are doing lately. A lot of what we're

doing is some stuff that we're going to talk about on the free podcast side that is a part of

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