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First J-MAC with the news. No, no, no, no, no. Turn on the news. This is the herd line news. Right, like maybe a month ago, I don't know if you remember this, Colin, but Dion Sanders went public and was like, yeah, I can't wait to talk to Todd Munkin about Shador.

I don't know if you remember that. Yeah, you knew head coach. He needs to know about my son. Yeah. We thought it was goofy at the time. Well, if you weren't even dumber, Todd Munkin came out this week. It was like, I can't wait to talk to Dion about Chador. I mean, Colin, I'm kind of blown away by this. We're talking about the dad of a quarterback wanting to talk to the coach and the coach like embracing it. Now, Munkin, he's not looked particularly good here. I know it's the offseason, but he's like, yeah, I don't know about Miles Garrett. Yeah, I wasn't given any assurances. Every time he opens his mouth, it sounds like maybe he could be a one-and-done candidate.

I don't know.

Maybe I'm being too harsh.

Well, I don't think Dion, I don't know.

Last, I don't need dad.

I don't care how good dad was.

Maybe dad if he was Peyton Manning and I have Arch Manning. That'd be an interesting phone call. But I think most dads would like stay away, right? Like you think Nick Saban let dad control things? I just think that's, this is kind of the whole Deion thing. I mean, Dion did coach him I believe high school, college, then remember the transfer. They go to Colorado together. A lot of dads coach their kids, especially quarterbacks. Those dads are everywhere. Yeah. You know, to each their, Cleveland does things differently. And interestingly, I'm sure you follow this very closely. DeShon Watson, by all accounts, is the clubhouse leader. Now, it is only June,

but Watson is the clubhouse leader. I don't know if this is to show Deshawn so they can

trade him to a team that needs a quarterback. Listen, the minute Deshawn Watson throws a pick,

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