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Now, Rich, there's been conversation about hard knocks falling off a little

bit, but the Cleveland Browns won. I mean, the first episode in how dysfunctional the franchise is

has become news locally. Oh, yeah. Everywhere you turn, there's, you know, I know it's a fairly dead time in sports,

but this organization is so horribly run that it becomes fascinating to people.

It's true, Fred. It's like, it's like the minute you think that, oh, the team that I like

or, you know, boy, they got problems, you see the Cleveland Browns and how that organization

is runs. Like, all right, we're okay. At least we're not the Cleveland Browns. And see Cleveland, the Cleveland Browns and how that organization is like, all right, we're okay.

At least we're not the Cleveland Browns. And you understand. And as I've been saying, the reason this has been

one of the most compelling seasons of hard knocks in a long time is that you get to look inside

how failure is created. And a losing organization from the inside out, you get to see why they are such

losers over in Cleveland. However, and by the way, and there's a ton of legitimately interesting

things happening even outside of that. I mean, the fact that they bring in Baker Mayfield,

there's the whole thing with Josh Gordon going on. And then there's Des Bryant, which we'll get to

in a minute. But however, there is

one character that was introduced yesterday, which I had never seen before. Why is it that every

coaching staff has one absurdly out of shape fat guy that is telling everyone else how to be in shape?

That is just like, it's the Charlie,

every team's got like a Charlie Weiss type guy.

Charlie Weiss, if you don't know,

if you're a younger listener,

was the offensive coordinator for the Patriots

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