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every 18 days
Average audio length:
38 minutes
English
United States
127 episodes
since Nov. 6, 2022
episodic

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The boys are 3-1 and in total disbelief as they try to make sense of a world where, somehow, everything is going right for the Cleveland Browns.

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The boys bask in the afterglow of a surprising Week 2 victory, debate the pros and cons of booing the pros, and find their beloved Cleveland Browns maybe—just maybe—on the road to normalcy.
The boys try to make sense of Monken’s QB room and float a few “not so bold” predictions for the upcoming Cleveland Browns 2026 season.
The boys say goodbye to Batman and watch Watson take a blowtorch to his Cleveland Browns career — and possibly his NFL future.
The boys (minus one) give an overdue show update, briefly brief the Browns, and lament LeBron’s Philadelphia decision.
The boys say a delayed but inevitable goodbye, perform roster addition by subtraction with a V8 engine, and find reason for hope in the wake of Cleveland Browns heartache.
The boys debate dipping into the supplemental draft, chronicle the end of the NFL’s Sosa/McGwire juiced ball era, and wonder if the changing NFL might finally throw the Cleveland Browns a bone.
The boys break down fat guys, fast receivers, and dive headfirst into the warm, sweet embrace of super positive post-draft feels — once again falling foolishly in love with the Cleveland Browns.
The boys engage in a brutal, knockdown drag-out over voluntary workouts, stubborn refusal to hit the “easy” button, and the fan-issued pass Myles Garrett gets on leadership.
The boys follow the latest blueprint for NFL success, talk themselves into a homegrown reclamation project, and unapologetically entertain the possibility of Deshaun Watson as QB1 in 2026.
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