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Running an NFL franchise isn’t as hard as the Browns make it look 
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Running an NFL franchise isn’t as hard as the Browns make it look 

The Browns fired Executive VP of Football Operations, Sashi Brown, after an 0-12 start to the 2017 season, and only one win last season. This means it’s time for yet another front office overhaul for Cleveland, who hasn’t had a franchise quarterback since Vinny Testaverde.

Colin is the first to admit that running an NFL franchise isn’t easy, but if someone just used mock drafts and coin flips to make decisions they wouldn’t do better than Cleveland has done. The good news is the Browns are only 2 to 3 rebuilds away from contending for a playoff spot.

There’s no end in sight for the biggest dumpster fire in professional sports.

 

NFL players don’t need to be lectured about the risks of playing football

The Bengals and Steelers held their latest AFC North UFC fight which saw numerous flags, multiple suspendable hits, and a scary injury to Pittsburgh linebacker Ryan Shazier. The game renewed the outrage from those that say football poses serious long term health risks for players, but Colin thinks people need to stop lecturing NFL players about the risks of CTE and injury like they’re incapable of understanding.

The NFL has the highest percentage of players with college degrees of any major professional sports league, and its players understand the risks brain damage, and the potential that a catastrophic injury like Shazier’s can happen at anytime. They also understand there are also immense benefits that playing in the NFL affords them, and they are willing to take the risk.

The NFL isn’t for everyone, but its players see the risks up close every week and know them better than anyone.

Guests:

Chris Broussard – FS1 NBA Analyst is in-studio breaking down the Cavs 13-game when streak; why Colin should give their roster more credit; if LaVar Ball’s antics are affecting the Lakers; and his Top 5 NBA players under 21.

Jason McIntyre – FS1 Analyst and founder of The Big Lead is in-studio talking LeBron to L.A.; why he could win the MVP this season; and how the Jets could end up with Baker Mayfield.

Peter Schrager – Fox NFL Insider joins the show to talk Browns rebooting again; why Giants fans are so invested in Eli; and the player comp for Baker Mayfield.

Greg Cosell – NFL Network Senior Producer joins the show to discuss the Patriots game plan without Gronk; and what he sees with Dak and Goff.

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