Brown Notes Podcast

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.

The boys get fat on the line, rehash Myles Garrett trade scenarios, disagree on Josh Gordon’s legacy, and pad the podcast with garbage time stats and cool, casual indifference.

The boys wrestle with whether to honor Myles Garrett’s Super Bowl ambitions and squint hard enough to see hope in a weakened AFC North.

The boys move from stunned to irrationally stoked as they prepare to overanalyze and prematurely canonize the Todd Monken era of the Cleveland Browns.

The boys navigate the bizarre reality of a post Tomlin, Harbaugh, and McDermott NFL and accept the inevitable hiring of the dreaded Unproven Coordinator Dude as Cleveland’s new head coach.

The boys kinda celebrate a 10-6 win against Pittsburgh, debate whether they’re playing hard for a lame duck, and for better or worse agree to hand all of ‘26 to 12.

The boys lament lopsided losses, stare into the quarterback abyss, and convince themselves the answers lie in the draft with Mendoza and Moore.

The boys play out the string, get the same result regardless of the QB, and watch the Cleveland Browns once again play the bulk of this year for next year.

The boys marvel at Myles Garrett’s defensive dominance and dare to believe football might finally be fun again as the Shadeur Sanders era launches in Vegas.

The boys say goodbye to the failed Stefanski/Berry era and officially usher in the high profile glitz, glamour, and gridiron greatness of the coming Deion Sanders-led Brookpark Browns.

The boys win a game against a bad team but cheer up anyway, celebrate Victory Monday without offensive clarity, and cool Stefanski’s hot seat for another week.

The boys gear up for Gabriel’s Great Britain debut and try to figure out who’s to blame for the Browns offensive ineptitude.

The boys care too much, fake indifference, and suffer through two soul-crushing weeks of the 2025 Browns season.

The boys bask in the chaotic afterglow of a rollercoaster Browns offseason and ask themselves what—if anything—they’ve learned.

The boys try to make sense of the Browns QB depth chart and advocate for reducing the rookies by week one of the upcoming NFL season.

The boys look for answers in conspiracies and clash over whether the Cleveland Browns handed Shedeur Sanders an equitable camp opportunity or just a participation trophy.

The boys (minus one) try to put the recent Quinshon Judkins assault allegations into much needed perspective and look forward to training camp, a new helmet, and the upcoming Cleveland Browns 2025 campaign.

The boys wonder about the wisdom of winning, debate the merits of tanking, and ineptly defend the upside of playing Forty-year-old Flacco.

The boys fill the absence of substantive Browns news with speeding tickets, local media bluster, nonsensical uniform talk, and unnecessary jabs at the color yellow.

The boys say goodbye to Browns legend Nicholas Jamaal Chubb and ask: Is it time for Myles Garrett to lead?

The boys get soft come playoff time, upset a Cleveland county executive in pursuit of climate control, and embark on their annual make good with the fans media tour.