At The Office - A Cleveland Sports Show

Noah and Erik react to growing speculation linking J.J. McCarthy to the Cleveland Browns as questions continue to surround his future in Minnesota. With the Vikings reshaping their quarterback room, trade scenarios and media discussions have begun to include Cleveland as a possible landing spot. Noah and Erik break down how realistic that connection actually is, how McCarthy would fit in the Brown...

Noah and Erik predict the Cleveland Guardians’ 26-man roster ahead of Opening Day, breaking down the toughest position battles across the lineup, rotation, and bullpen. With Rhys Hoskins added to the middle of the order and young players pushing for spots, key decisions loom for the final few roster spots. Which prospects make the team, who gets left off, and where could surprises happen? All this...

Noah and Erik react to the latest mock draft from Mel Kiper Jr. and who he has the Cleveland Browns selecting. They break down the prospect, how the pick fits Cleveland’s roster needs, and whether the selection aligns with what the Browns have done so far this offseason. The conversation also explores alternative options at that spot and what the pick would signal about the team’s direction moving...

Noah and Erik run through a new mock draft and debate whether Monroe Freeling would be the right pick for the Cleveland Browns. They break down Freeling’s size, athleticism, and upside as an offensive tackle prospect, while also discussing how he would fit into Cleveland’s evolving offensive line plans. The conversation looks at positional value, alternative prospects still on the board, and how t...

Noah and Erik react to comments from Ty Simpson on Up & Adams with Kay Adams, where the Alabama quarterback openly expressed interest in playing for the Cleveland Browns. Simpson praised Todd Monken and his offense, calling it a quarterback-friendly system and saying Cleveland has the pieces in place to succeed. Noah and Erik break down what Simpson’s comments could mean for the Browns, how re...

Noah breaks down the uncertain future of Joel Bitonio after the veteran guard’s contract was voided at the start of the new league year, leaving the Cleveland Browns with major dead cap. At the same time, Bitonio weighs whether to return or retire. With Cleveland aggressively rebuilding the offensive line by adding players like Zion Johnson and Elgton Jenkins , Noah discusses what the moves signal...

Noah breaks down how the Cleveland Browns’ early free agency decisions could signal their long-term plan at quarterback. He examines how the team’s moves across the offensive line and roster construction may be setting the stage for Cleveland to target Ty Simpson in the NFL Draft. The episode also explores Simpson’s strengths as a prospect, how he could fit within the Browns’ offensive structure,...

Noah reacts to Day 2 of the NFL’s legal tampering period and the Cleveland Browns’ aggressive effort to rebuild the offensive line. He breaks down the additions of Zion Johnson and Elgton Jenkins, the trade for Tytus Howard, and Cleveland bringing back Teven Jenkins. The episode focuses on how the Browns are reshaping the entire unit, what the projected starting offensive line could look like head...

Noah and Erik react to the opening hours of the NFL’s legal tampering period and what it means for the Cleveland Browns. They break down Cleveland missing out on Devin Bush despite hopes of retaining him, while also discussing the reported addition of Zion Johnson as part of the team’s effort to rebuild the offensive line. Focusing on how the first wave of moves shapes Cleveland’s roster strategy,...

Noah and Erik react to the Cavaliers falling 109 to 98 to the Boston Celtics despite a promising start. Cleveland jumped out to an early 11 to 3 lead behind Evan Mobley, but the momentum quickly flipped as Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown sparked a huge Boston run that put the Cavs in a deep hole. Cleveland trailed by as many as 26 points before a late push cut the deficit to single digits, but the c...

Noah and Erik react to Kyler Murray hitting free agency after being released by the Arizona Cardinals. They break down Murray’s talent, injury history, and recent production while debating whether the former No. 1 overall pick makes sense for the Cleveland Browns. The conversation also focuses on how Murray would fit into Cleveland’s quarterback room alongside Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, a...

Noah and Erik break down whether the Cleveland Browns should consider selecting Caleb Downs in the 2026 NFL Draft. They examine Downs’ elite college résumé, including his two-time consensus All-American status, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year honors, and versatility in multiple roles, and discuss how his skill set could impact Cleveland’s defense. The conversation also weighs traditional draf...

Noah and Erik examine the latest news around Anthony Richardson, who has been granted permission by the Indianapolis Colts to seek a trade after a rocky start to his career and a series of injuries. They break down Richardson’s unique physical talent, his injury and performance history, how he fits with Cleveland’s current quarterback room, and whether the Browns should be in the mix for a rental-...

Noah and Erik react to the Cleveland Browns trading for Tytus Howard and debate whether the move truly fixes the team’s offensive line concerns. They break down Howard’s versatility, contract extension, and fit within Cleveland’s protection schemes, while also discussing what questions still remain up front. The conversation centers on whether this was the missing piece or just the first step in a...

Noah and Erik break down the newly reported NFLPA 2026 report card, which once again ranks the Cleveland Browns near the bottom of the league in player evaluations. They examine what the survey reveals about internal culture, facilities, coaching, and organizational perception, including poor marks for the locker room, training staff, and team travel. The conversation also explores how these ranki...

Noah and Erik react to a recent report from Mary Kay Cabot connecting Ty Simpson and Malik Willis to the Cleveland Browns. They break down why these quarterbacks are being mentioned, how realistic either fit would be, and what this says about the Browns’ ongoing evaluation of the position heading into 2026. The discussion also centers on whether Cleveland is looking for competition, depth, or a lo...

Noah and Erik react to comments from Andrew Berry and Todd Monken at the NFL Combine as the Cleveland Browns begin shaping their 2026 offseason strategy. They break down what was said about the quarterback situation, roster construction, free-agent priorities, and the sixth-overall pick. The discussion also focuses on how aligned Berry and Monken appear early in this new era and what their messagi...

Noah and Erik break down the Cavaliers’ 109-94 home win over the New York Knicks, a strong response after their seven-game win streak was snapped by the Oklahoma City Thunder. Donovan Mitchell led the way with 23 points, James Harden added 20, and Jarrett Allen controlled the paint as Cleveland flipped the script with a dominant third quarter and locked in defense. After the stumble against OKC, t...

Noah and Erik grade the Cleveland Guardians’ offseason, highlighted by the addition of Rhys Hoskins to bolster the middle of the lineup and the long-term extension for José Ramírez. From adding power and veteran presence to evaluating pitching depth and payroll flexibility, every major move gets a letter grade. Did Cleveland do enough to take control of the AL Central, or were bigger swings left o...

Noah and Erik react to the Cavaliers’ season-best seven-game win streak being snapped, as the Oklahoma City Thunder beat Cleveland 121-113 on Sunday behind hot three-point shooting despite missing stars Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams. Turnovers and a slow start haunted the Cavs early, and though Cleveland fought back, the loss exposed offensive inconsistencies even with Harden and Dono...

Noah and Erik run through a full three-round mock draft and make the case for who the Cleveland Browns should select with the sixth overall pick. They break down how that first selection sets the tone for Rounds 2 and 3, evaluate roster needs across multiple positions, and discuss how Cleveland can balance immediate impact with long-term development. The episode also explores potential trade scena...

Noah and Erik break down what they would do if they were running the Browns’ front office this offseason. They identify one free agent they believe Cleveland should aggressively pursue, explain how the move would impact the roster, and evaluate the financial and long-term implications. The discussion also covers alternative options if that signing falls through and how free agency should shape the...

Noah and Erik are joined by Barry Shuck of Dawgs By Nature to uncover potential draft gems for the Cleveland Browns. The trio breaks down under-the-radar prospects who could outperform their draft slot, discusses positional value, and evaluates which players best fit Cleveland’s roster construction and long-term vision. Plus, how the Browns can find impact contributors without necessarily spending...

Noah and Erik break down where the Cleveland Browns could look in free agency outside of wide receiver and offensive line. They evaluate potential fits at edge rusher, linebacker, defensive tackle, and the secondary, while also discussing whether Cleveland prioritizes proven veterans or younger ascending players. The conversation centers on roster gaps, scheme fit under the new coaching staff, and...

Noah and Erik break down the Cleveland Browns’ decision to hire Mike Rutenberg as their new defensive coordinator following the resignation of Jim Schwartz. They examine Rutenberg’s background as the Atlanta Falcons’ defensive pass game coordinator, how his experience working with linebackers and defensive backs fits Cleveland’s existing roster, and what this hire means for continuity and scheme u...