Jimmy Haslam

Todd Monken stood there and rode with him.

And now, seven weeks into the season, the quarterback that the Browns owner, Jimmy Haslam, once said that they swung and missed on, the quarterback everybody was waiting to bench, lo and behold, he's actually playing well.

They're winning.

The Cleveland Browns.

love that.

Have you ever called Jimmy Haslam, the guy owner of the Browns, and said, hey man, do we have any blood in our family? Because you might be an

owner.

I thought about it, but I think his H-A-S-L-A-M. Oh, you spelled it differently.

We'll be talking to Fred Greetham, Orange and Brown Report at 4.06. And the Manteloff, half man, half radio god, Dennis Manteloff at 5.06. More about this.

And one more time, I'm going to put the shout out to Jimmy Haslam.

Pounce, dude.

Pounce like a croc on an antelope taking a sip of water.

I know what you're going to think.

Can you imagine if you don't got to take a quarterback? And you can make those two picks at true positional needs? Like, say this draft class stinks and Watson signs a team-friendly deal, which he should because he made a gazillion dollars from the Haslam's already, and you can make those two draft picks, you know, scotch-free.

Something to be said there.

And give our guy, Andrew Barry, credit, the general manager of the Cleveland Browns.

Good stuff, man.

And not only appreciate the call there, not only is it the personnel we're seeing on the field, he's obviously a part of the head coaching decisions too, right? And being in there with Haslam and identifying all the different candidates that they had to work through and they settled on – settled is the wrong word.

They selected Todd Monken, and that looks to absolutely be a very good pick by them.

So credit to Andrew Barry for that.

I know what you're going to think.

Can you imagine if you don't got to take a quarterback? And you can make those two picks at true positional needs? Like, say this draft class stinks and Watson signs a team-friendly deal, which he should because he made a gazillion dollars from the Haslam's already, and you can make those two draft picks, you know, scotch-free.

Something to be said there.

And give our guy, Andrew Barry, credit, the general manager of the Cleveland Browns.

Holy smokes.

Again, Jimmy Haslam told you I'll take the over.

I hope you took the over at five and a half.

By the way, I told you too, although I didn't think that we'd be talking about the over game happening late October, early November.