Your Sunday Victory Edition will include me and Brad Ward going through the results of the game and the recap show.

That replay will be available for you in the show.

But we're going to open with something different and talk about perception versus reality with what's going on in the quarterback room.

So stick around for that.

Like I said, the recap show will be available too.

It is a Victory Sunday edition of of brown film breakdown starting right now

in the air the browns fight for the ball and and it's picked up by Miles Garrett. He's going to score. Tuckdown.

Welcome in, everybody, happy Sunday. Hopefully you and yours are well. It's Jake. it's brad we're here to open the show with

something that we didn't talk about in depth on the recap show which we talked about pretty much

everything else so we will we will get to that show replaying just a moment for you if you missed it

but brad i welcome you and i say what's up man and um hopefully you are doing well buddy thanks for

thanks for joining i'm doing fantastic and uh I am thrilled to be here. Good preseason. Feel good about it. Me too, man. Me too. It was a strong showing for what mattered the most. Let's put it that way. The first half is what mattered the most, and the Browns played well. But the thing I want to get into, and again,

we'll go through all the details and the recap that we get to in a minute, is the thing that's

most front facing with the Browns through the preseason. You made a point on the recap show,

Brad, that this will quiet down, the quarterback rookie comparison drivel that's going on everywhere all the time right now it is

continuously happening all the time and it's been going on since the start of camp is shedore

being treated unfairly is why is Dylan getting this and shador's not that jador played really

well here Dylan didn't hear it's just nonstop and you're like, this will quiet down now because there's some clarity to Flacco starting. We still need to see what happens to should or sorry, I'm Kenny Pickett. But, you know, the pecking order of Dylan and Chador felt like it straightened itself out. I thought it had already been in place, but maybe more public front facing straightened itself out.

And your point was, well, now this will quiet down.

And I kind of said, well, this will be kind of like a TV in the other room.

You can kind of constantly hear it, but it's not as front facing as if you're in that room, right?

Yeah.

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