This is the Stinking Truth.

Talking about building your brand or play, build your, build your career, then your brand will

follow.

Shador Sanders has rubbed some people the wrong way because according to them, he's trying to

build the brand first before building the career.

Stank, I want you to call your shot right now

as we sit here middle of June. Who's going to be the Cleveland Brown starting quarterback

week one? Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dylan Gabriel, or Shador Sanders? I think it'll be Joe Flacco.

And I mean, it'll be Joe Flacco, I believe, for a while.

I mean, he is 40 years old, right?

So moving forward, but he's got the most experience.

He understands that offense.

He led that offense to the playoffs a couple of years ago under Kevin Stefansky.

I think he gives you the best chance to win early.

Now, obviously, if you're losing and you're not competing in that AFC North Division that has,

I mean, Baltimore is always going to be top notch, right? Cincinnati, if they can ever sign a defensive player

for them, like offensively, they've got unbelievable weaponry and all that stuff, right? And

Joe Burrow, who is great. Pittsburgh, we know Mike Tomlin's history, never being under 500. Now

they've got Aaron Rogers. What is he going to be? We're about to find out.

But you look right now and everybody in their brother's uncle would say the Cleveland

Browns are fourth in that division. And there's nobody that's going to argue that or, you know,

or try to put them ahead of just about anybody else. Then why play Joe Flacco then?

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