Aug 27, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 13 segments
The AFC North is heating up, and Preseason Week 2 brought even more questions, surprises and controversy! 🎙️🔥 The latest AFC North Roundtable from Roundtable Sports breaks down everything happening…
What is up, AFC North football fans? And welcome into another edition of the AFC North Roundtable, powered by Prize Picks.
Week two of the 2026 NFL preseason has come and gone.
On tonight's episode, we will dive into what we saw from all four teams in Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati.
There is a new starting quarterback in Cleveland.
We will dive into the decision for Deshaun Watson, he, being named Quarterback One this past week.
We'll get Zay and the rest of the fellas' thoughts.
Jamar Chase injury update.
That and much more coming your way right here on the AFC North Roundtable.
Without further ado, let's bring in the fellas.
The NFL, it's the gift that keeps on giving, although they're no longer giving us the Pro Bowl.
That might be a gift.
I think people have had about enough of watching flag football at the end of the year, so that's no longer a thing.
If you haven't, uh, heard, that was the breaking news in the last hour.
The breaking news this past week is the new quarterback...
Well, not new quarterback, but the starting quarterback, rather, in Cleveland.
It's been a quarterback competition all off-season long between Sheddle Sanders and Deshaun Watson, and the Browns have made their deci- uh, decision.
I keep s- doing decision, decision, decision.
Either way, Todd Monken and company have their quarterback one.
It might have gone over a bit better had Deshaun Watson not taken the podium after their preseason week two loss to the Buffalo Bills, and said what he had said.
Goes out into that game, performance not great.
What he said at the press conference afterwards, even worse.
Zay, we'll obviously start with you here.
There's so much to dive into here.
But first and foremost, your initial reaction when Deshaun Watson was announced the starting quarterback, keeping in mind what had went down Saturday afternoon.
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What is up, AFC North football fans? And welcome into another edition of the AFC North Roundtable, powered by Prize Picks.
Week two of the 2026 NFL preseason has come and gone.
On tonight's episode, we will dive into what we saw from all four teams in Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati.
There is a new starting quarterback in Cleveland.
We will dive into the decision for Deshaun Watson, he, being named Quarterback One this past week.
We'll get Zay and the rest of the fellas' thoughts.
Jamar Chase injury update.
That and much more coming your way right here on the AFC North Roundtable.
Without further ado, let's bring in the fellas.
The NFL, it's the gift that keeps on giving, although they're no longer giving us the Pro Bowl.
That might be a gift.
I think people have had about enough of watching flag football at the end of the year, so that's no longer a thing.
If you haven't, uh, heard, that was the breaking news in the last hour.
The breaking news this past week is the new quarterback...
Well, not new quarterback, but the starting quarterback, rather, in Cleveland.
It's been a quarterback competition all off-season long between Sheddle Sanders and Deshaun Watson, and the Browns have made their deci- uh, decision.
I keep s- doing decision, decision, decision.
Either way, Todd Monken and company have their quarterback one.
It might have gone over a bit better had Deshaun Watson not taken the podium after their preseason week two loss to the Buffalo Bills, and said what he had said.
Goes out into that game, performance not great.
What he said at the press conference afterwards, even worse.
Zay, we'll obviously start with you here.
There's so much to dive into here.
But first and foremost, your initial reaction when Deshaun Watson was announced the starting quarterback, keeping in mind what had went down Saturday afternoon.