Mike and Brook react to Jim Schwartz being passed over, break down Todd Monken’s press conference, and explain why the Browns’ no-nonsense coaching move feels right as ownership finally learns from past mistakes.
0:30 Mike opens the show by giving Jim Schwartz career advice, urging him to stay professional after being passed over for head coach.
3:15 Brook reacts to Schwartz’s emotional response and explains why showing frustration publicly hurts future coaching opportunities.
4:30 Mike and Brook break down Todd Monken’s press conference and explain why they believe the Browns made the right coaching hire.
7:30 The conversation shifts to why experienced coaches are making a comeback and why Monken’s “no-nonsense” style feels refreshing after Stefanski.
15:30 Mike dives into Browns dysfunction under past regimes and explains why ownership finally seems to be learning from previous mistakes.

0:30 Mike and Brook open the episode reacting to the Browns’ head coaching decision and their initial emotional response to the hire.
3:15 Brook explains why Todd Monken checked the most boxes compared to younger, unproven candidates and why the Browns avoided another risky gamble
7:00 Mike contrasts Todd Monken’s “all about winning” mindset with Kevin Stefanski’s rigid scheme-first approach and lack of adaptability.
15:00 Ross Tucker’s point is discussed about agent hype, young coaches being leveraged, and why the Browns ignoring the noise may have been the right move.
36:00 Mike and Brook close by talking culture change, accountability, and why Monken’s willingness to own mistakes could finally move the Browns forward.

Mike and Brook break down the NFL’s coaching chaos, from Sean McDermott’s firing to Jim Schwartz and the Browns’ choices. They debate leadership versus schemes, rank the worst coaches of the past decade, and dig into accountability and culture in today’s league.
0:30 Mike and Brook open the episode reacting to another chaotic coaching cycle in the NFL and the constant churn of head coaches across the league.
2:00 They discuss Sean McDermott’s firing, debate whether good coaches are being scapegoated, and question the NFL’s herd mentality in chasing the next offensive genius.
4:30 Mike breaks down why leadership and culture matter more than schemes, using Lombardi, Parcells, and Bruce Arians as examples of “leaders of men.”
9:15 The conversation turns to Jim Schwartz, comparing his experience to coaches like Belichick and debating whether he’s the safe — and correct — choice for the Browns.
26:30 Mike and Brook rank some of the worst head coaches of the past decade and argue the Browns’ biggest problem has always been accountability and organizational discipline.