Welcome to this Tuesday edition of the From the Podium podcast. I'm Gabe Kalura. The Browns

will fly to London tomorrow evening as they prepare to take on the Minnesota Vikings at Tottenham

Hot Spurr Stadium on Sunday. On this episode, you'll hear from head coach Kevin Stafansky,

offensive guard Wyatt Teller, and linebacker, Devin Bush. We start with head coach Kevin Stifanske, who gave an injury update following

week four's loss to the Detroit Lions. Injory front, DeAndre Carter has a knee injury,

Ced Tillman has a hamstring injury. Those injuries will keep them out in the weeks department.

We'll treat them, see how they recover, but we'll be without them for a little bit.

But game itself, very similar to what I said yesterday when I talked to you guys is there's things you really can't do on the road versus a good football team and expect to win. And certainly

giving the ball away, giving up a touchdown on a punt play, those are really, really tough to

overcome, again, versus a good team. So we have to learn from some of these lessons, and we have to, to play better as a football team if you expect to win those games.

So we'll learn from it, and then we've got to have a good week of practice, obviously, heading out Wednesday evening for our game this Sunday, but it'll be still a good work week for us.

But we obviously, the focus, once the guys walk out of the building today, the focus goes right to the Vikings. But with that, I'll take any

questions. Hey, Kevin, just following up on yesterday. Are you sticking with Joe? Yeah, I understand the

question, Scott. We have to play better as an offense. We have to coach

better on offense. It's not about one person. There are so many things that we need to do better.

And obviously, quarterback included, but this is not about one person. Is that a yes, son? I mean,

are you sticking with him? Yeah, my focus is on making sure this offense plays better. Okay, and then yesterday after the game, you said you hadn't gotten a good look at that second interception where it was throwing to Judy. What did you see when you went back? Should there have been a penalty there? Yeah, it's hard to say. I mean, of course, it's a play that we're going to say it is. They're going to say it's not.

I wish there were other angles for that to show maybe that the ball hit the turf there,

but weren't enough angles for them to overturn that.

Kevin, what are some things now that you've got Tillman out,

what are some things that you can do to get this offense rolling? Well, I think it starts

Mary Kaye with everybody just doing their job. I think you've seen that at times this offense where

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