Welcome to this Veterans Day edition of the From the Podium podcast. I'm Gabe Kalera.

We at the Browns want to say thank you to all of our country's veterans for your service.

The Browns, we're back to work today off of the byweek at the cross-country mortgage campus

as they prepare for the New Orleans Saints this coming

Sunday. On this episode, you'll hear from head coach Kevin Stefanski, wide receiver Cedric

Tillman, offensive tackle Jedrick Wills, and defensive end Isaiah McGuire. We start with head coach

Kevin Stefanski, who reflected on the first half of the season. All right, fire away, guys.

Coach, can you update on Jeremy, our Jeremiah? No update. Not yet, yeah. Yeah.

Is there a concern that it might be long-term impact? Anytime you're dealing with injuries,

with the neck, you're always making sure that he's getting every

possible amount of care that he can get. But we'll really deal with that as a day-to-day week-to-week

type thing. We even talked to it all, since Zadarius is traded. So I would assume that would mean

Ovo gets more time and Isaiah. That's right. So what do you think you can see how of those two guys, especially Isaiah is playing more than

I think both those guys have given us some really good moments, really good reps.

Obo's done it now as a veteran for us and you've seen it.

He's a productive player.

Isaiah being a younger player, you haven't seen it as much, but in those small samples, I think he's done a nice job.

Everything down over the biweek like you always do. What were the conclusions that you drew or what are things that you're going to change?

There's so much, Mary Kay, obviously, that you look at from an offense, defense, special teams lens, you look at it from a

personnel lens, from a schematic lens. There's a lot to take away, and that's our job to

figure out how to digest all of that and then have some action items, if you will. I shared with

the team things that I feel like we should be goals of ours going into the last eight games

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