Show Notes
Ken asks the crew and callers whether they're buying in on the 4-2 Browns, and they debate what "bought in" even means, from making the playoffs to trading for Khalil Mack, with Lima saying a third-rounder would be the cutoff. They argue the good defense, no turnovers and a few fourth-quarter plays formula is more sustainable than it looked a month ago, and point to young players like Austin Barber, Spencer Fano and Mason Graham as reasons to believe in Andrew Berry again. They also note that Sunday against Tennessee is the first time the Browns have been favored all season.
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Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cavaliers' collapse after blowing a 29-point lead against the Philadelphia 76ers. They explore concerns regarding the team's mental toughness and offensive struggles while also evaluating the performance of Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns.
Ken and Lima break down the Cleveland Cavaliers' opening night collapse against the Philadelphia 76ers after surrendering a massive 29-point lead. They analyze Kenny Atkinson's blunt assessment of the team's lack of physicality and debate Charles Barkley's claim that the roster lacks the "dogs" necessary to win. (00:02:00) Traffic Report (00:02:42) Morning Sports Update (00:06:00) Cavs Historic Collapse (00:10:45) Atkinson Criticizes Toughness (00:17:00) Debating the Officiating (00:26:05) Barkley's No Dogs Quote (00:31:50) Mental Resolve Discussion (00:41:28) Listener Call Reactions
Ken and Anthony analyze whether the Cleveland Browns are winning because of Deshaun Watson or simply with his help on 92.3 The Fan. They react to the Cavaliers blowing a 29-point lead and the ongoing challenges fans face with local TV broadcasts. Finally, they address Stephen Vogt's commitment to the Guardians following rumors about the Seattle Mariners managerial opening.
Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' lack of toughness following a massive collapse against the 76ers. Daryl Ruiter provides insight into Stephen Vogt's commitment to the Guardians and the group debates Deshaun Watson's consistency with the Browns.