Hey everybody, welcome back to Zach Jackson and friends.

T'was the week before Christmas and all through the crazy-ass internet,

people actually want you to believe that the Browns think that running it back and giving

to Sean Watson is another chance as part of the plan.

No.

If you're listening to this,

you know where the team is, you know where we are. Thank you and welcome. Get to some things here, but, you know, even though there's no case for keeping Andrew Barry, I don't know for sure

what's going to happen there.

And if I find out for sure, I'll report it and will certainly continue to be fair about it and talk about it.

Even in this podcast as I made myself some notes.

But guys, Deshawn Watson is not going to play a meaningful snap for the Cleveland Browns again.

He's not.

Now, is there a scenario in which some non-meaningful snaps at the end of next year? And it might be record-wise as bad as

this one. But the whole vibe and environment won't be as bad. I can assure you of that. And that's good.

You have to find a positive somewhere right um no he didn't do

it on his own but he he tanked this season this project it was always when this season was over

um this iteration of the browns was over and that was because of the trade made in in 2022 um it will go

down as one of the worst trades in NFL history one of the worst made in in 2022. It will go down as one of the worst trades in NFL

history, one of the worst trades in modern sports history, an absolute embarrassment two and

four, all of those involved. And so the Browns GM and chief strategy officer and ownership

should be ashamed and they deserve all of the shame and losing

and disappointment and apathy and all of the things that come with. And so Deshaun Watson's

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