Welcome to this week 15 Wednesday edition of the From the Podium podcast. I'm Gabe Kalura.

It's installed day at the cross-country mortgage campus as the Browns begin preparations to take on the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field this coming Sunday.

On this episode, you'll hear from head coach Kevin Stafansky, quarterback Chodor Sanders, wide receiver Jerry Judy, and quarterback Denzel Ward. We'll hear from head coach Kevin Stafansky, quarterback Shadoor Sanders, wide receiver Jerry Judy, and quarterback Denzel Ward. We'll start with head coach

Kevin Stefanski, who talked about the unique skill set of quarterback Caleb Williams.

Okay, really good opponent this week on the road, Chicago Bears. Obviously, they're doing a great

job. They're plus 17 in turnover margin, which is obviously that leads the league and is a great formula for winning.

I think Ben's doing an outstanding job with that group.

They're doing a lot of things really, really well.

Offensively, the ability to run the ball, their play actions, a huge challenge.

Defensively, like I mentioned, taking the ball away at the highest clip in the league, playing really well. Dennis Allen, their defense coordinator, somebody I have a ton of respect for special teams. Coach Hightower does a great job with their group, so I'm going to have to really have a good week of practice to get ready for this scheme that we're going up against. Weather will be a factor with the temperature, as you would expect, in December in Chicago.

So we'll work through that as well.

We've had a ton of weather here in the last couple weeks as well.

So with that, I'll take any questions.

And you mentioned that turnover margin and they lead the NFL and interceptions.

How are they able to generate so many picks and what's maybe the coaching points for sure to or this weekend?

Well, I think they have some players with outstanding ball skills and anticipatory skills to go to football.

They're playing in their zone defense, very visual in the quarterback.

So with any quarterback, young quarterback, old quarterback, you have to do a great job with your eyes.

You have to trust what you see when you're looking at them.

And obviously keying defenders, knowing where our guys are, you have to key their defenders and understand where they are, especially in their zones.

Do you sure handle the interception Sunday, like mentally and then how impressed the fact that he's able to bounce back and need those?

Yeah, he does a great job and you have to as a quarterback have a very short memory.

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