Brook and Mike break down what they liked—and didn’t like—about the Cleveland Browns’ draft picks, including standout players, surprise decisions, and how the team’s future is shaping up
5:30 Brook recaps the Browns trading down from pick #2 to #5 and still landing impact player Mason Graham.
7:15 Mike and Brook discuss the Browns’ new running back duo as “thunder and lightning”—Judkins and the speedy back from Tennessee.
8:45 Brook explains the surprise around drafting two quarterbacks—Shedeur Sanders and Dillon Gabriel—and why it still made sense.
13:45 Brook compares Gabriel to Baker Mayfield, calling him a strong, accurate QB with real starting potential.
20:15 Mike and Brook agree Flacco should start, but the young QBs must get playing time this season to prove their value.

Brook and Mike share their thoughts and opinions on the Cleveland Browns Draft, discussing potential picks, team needs, and what they hope to see from the front office.
1:15 Brook starts draft day talk, asking Mike what he wants to see happen with the Browns, not just what he expects.
3:15 Mike shares why this needs to be a "legacy draft" for the Browns, pointing to historic drafts by teams like the Steelers and Cowboys.
4:30 Brook outlines her dream scenario: drafting Travis Hunter at #2, grabbing a running back or tackle at #33, and landing a promising QB in the later rounds.
6:45 Brook and Mike discuss potential quarterback picks like Jalen Milroe and the value of letting a young QB develop behind a veteran like Joe Flacco.
13:15 Mike reflects on the Deshaun Watson trade and emphasizes that the Browns must return to a ball-control offense built around Nick Chubb and strong character players.

Joined by guest John Schloss, Mike and Brook talk the draft and the future of the browns.
3:10 Mike introduces the episode, discussing the Browns' offseason moves and setting the stage for the conversation with John.
7:30 Brook and John analyze the team's draft strategy, debating whether the Browns should focus on strengthening the offensive line or adding depth to the secondary.
15:00 The group dives into quarterback performance, comparing stats and speculating on potential roster changes before the season starts.
27:38 Mike asks John about his favorite Browns memory, leading to a discussion on iconic games and what makes the fanbase so passionate.
40:20 Brook wraps up the episode by sharing listener questions, including predictions for the upcoming season and concerns about coaching decisions.

In this episode of the Cleveland Browns Anonymous podcast, hosts Mike Reilly and Brook Reilly discuss the latest setback for Browns Nation. After a crucial meeting with Kevin Stefanski and Andrew Berry, Miles Garrett walks out and announces he wants to be traded, signaling that the discussion did not achieve the results Berry and Stefanski had hoped for.

Mike and Brook break down the details of the meeting, analyzing what went wrong and how this decision impacts the Browns moving forward. They explore the leadership struggles within the organization and the broader implications of Garrett’s potential departure.

01:20 Mike reveals that a secret bug was planted in the office during Miles Garrett’s meeting with Kevin Stefanski and Andrew Berry. The discussion takes a turn as they analyze how the meeting failed, ultimately leading Garrett to walk out and announce his desire to be traded.
05:00 Mike and Brook analyze Stefanski’s repeated claims that he needs to "coach better," highlighting the lack of a real plan and the team’s history of making the same mistakes.
07:00 Brook speculates that the Browns' management may have told Garrett they were entering a rebuild, leading him to reconsider his future with the team.
14:00 Mike and Brook debate the Browns' options, discussing potential trade scenarios for Garrett, how the team could use draft picks, and whether this signals a larger rebuild.
25:30 Mike and Brook debate the potential trade value of Miles Garrett and Denzel Ward, considering the impact of their departures and how the Browns could use the draft to rebuild the team.

Mike and Brook Reilly have a passionate debate about how the
Browns ended up where they are with Deshaun Watson and other past mistakes.
They also get their bingo cards ready with predictions for the next draft.
What kind of quarterback do the Browns actually need? Mike says a seasoned leader and Brook wants some new blood in the mix with the right stats. All this and more Cleveland Browns fan frustration on today's episode.
1:05 Mike and Brook Rilley discuss the Browns' struggles, the NFL Draft, and potential QB picks like Shador Sanders and Cam Ward.
5:13 Mike questions if Kevin Stefanski can develop a QB, comparing Sean Payton’s success with Bo Nix.
8:38 Mike shares his "Vinny Testaverde theory," debating if the Browns should sign Jameis Winston or stick with Joe Flacco.
20:57 Brook reflects on the Browns’ decline, with media like Bill Simmons now dismissing them as hopeless.
32:03 Mike predicts the Browns will draft Abdul Carter, strengthen the O-line, and rely on a veteran QB over a rookie.

In this episode of the Cleveland Browns Anonymous podcast, hosts Mike Reilly and Brook Reilly dive into the turmoil surrounding the Cleveland Browns and their challenges during the season. They discuss the team's management struggles, including Deshaun Watson's controversial tenure, his impact on the team's dynamics, and Kevin Stefanski's leadership as head coach. Mike and Brook analyze critical issues like accountability, locker room morale, and the Browns' history of poor decision-making, drawing comparisons to successful models from other NFL teams.

The conversation touches on lessons from The Athletic article that revealed internal dysfunction, exploring how the Browns can rebuild by focusing on strong leadership, smart drafting, and returning to their strengths in running and defense. They also debate future draft strategies, highlighting quarterbacks like Shador Sanders and Cam Ward, and the need for a team-first approach. Throughout the episode, Mike and Brook provide insightful commentary on the Browns' path forward, offering both critique and hope for the team's future.

1:05 Mike introduces the premise of the podcast as a therapeutic outlet for Browns fans, setting up the discussion about the team's struggles and the fallout from Deshaun Watson's presence.
2:30 Brook criticizes Kevin Stefanski's leadership, highlighting his reluctance to hold Watson accountable and the negative effects on locker room dynamics.
10:42 Mike and Brook dive into the details of The Athletic article, dissecting how the Browns' management catered to Watson and the ripple effects on coaching and performance.
18:55 The hosts explore potential draft strategies, debating the merits of quarterbacks like Shador Sanders and Cam Ward and emphasizing the need for strong team leadership.
30:20 Mike and Brook wrap up with optimism, discussing how the Browns can rebuild by focusing on their core strengths, like running the ball and improving the offensive line.

Mike and Brook talk about pluses and minuses of firing head coach Kevin Stefanski.