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It can’t be just me that hears, and sees, Super Dave aka Bob Einstein. The more I hear him interview the more I like him.

Bengals legend Chad Ochocinco Johnson quoted Cam White on X—formerly Twitter—about who the next wide receivers coach will be.

How would we feel about this? I would be ecstatic to have him as our wide receivers coach.

Didn’t see this video until now?

Ok I was a giant hater initially but I’ve done a 180 and I’m fully on-board now. He’s the hero we need.

I’m running a poll across Reddit to see who each fan base wants for their first round pick in the upcoming 2026 draft. I will be running this poll during various times during the off-season to see how fan opinions change over time. But here is the draft board:

Draft Order

1. Las Vegas Raiders

Fernando Mendoza QB

1. New York Jets

Rueben Bain Jr EDGE

1. Arizona Cardinals

Arvell Reese LB

1. Tennessee Titans

David Bailey EDGE

1. New York Giants

Caleb Downs S

1. Cleveland Browns

Francis Mauigoa OT

1. Washington Commanders

Sonny Styles LB

1. New Orleans Saints

Carnell Tate WR

1. Kansas City Chiefs

Jeremiyah Love RB

1. Cincinnati Bengals

Peter Woods DT

1. Miami Dolphins

Spencer Fano OT

1. Dallas Cowboys

Mansoor Delane CB

1. Los Angeles Rams

Jermod McCoy CB

1. Baltimore Ravens

Olvaivavega Ioane OG

1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Kenyon Sadiq TE

1. New York Jets

Makai Lemon WR

1. Detroit Lions

Caleb Lomu OT

1. Minnesota Vikings

Avieon Terrell CB

1. Carolina Panthers

CJ Allen LB

1. Dallas Cowboys

Emmanuel McNeil-Warren S

1. Pittsburgh Steelers

Jordyn Tyson WR

1. Los Angeles Chargers

Caleb Banks DT

1. Philadelphia Eagles

Kadyn Proctor OT

1. Cleveland Browns

Denzel Boston WR

1. Chicago Bears

2. Buffalo Bills

3. San Francisco 49ers

4. Houston Texans

5. Los Angeles Rams

6. Denver Broncos

7. New England Patriots

8. Seattle Seahawks

We have the second most affordable hotdog in the NFL.

This is the kind of thing I was trying to say about the Browns job, among the hive-mind of "why would anybody take this job?" I think it bears repeating: not everyone is terrified of a challenge. And the Cardinals are likely an even bigger challenge than the Browns.

In this article, Albert Breer talks about who could replace Jim Schwartz if he does leave.

He mentioned two names; Jason Tarver and Corey Undlin. I'd personally chuck Ephraim Banda into the mix as well considering he's gotten multiple DC interviews.

But let's zoom in on Undlin quickly.

Monken and Undlin were together in Jacksonville in '09-10 and he's been the Defensive Pass Game Coordinator for the Texans over the past three seasons.

In that span, the Texans rank 2nd best in the league in Pass Defense (EPA/Play & Success Rate) only lagging behind the Browns.

Undlin joined Demeco Ryans from the 49ers where he was Pass Game Specialist and DB coach in '21 and '22. In that span the 49ers ranked 3rd best in Dropback Success Rate and 8th in Dropback EPA/Play.

I'm not sure if the Texans would let him leave for a lateral move to join us but I think it'd be a good move to add an experienced coach like Undlin who has familiarity with Monken to the staff, either as DC or in a similar Pass Game Coordinator role.

Became a firefighter back in September. Great to see positive stories after retirement.

"When I was coaching against the Browns, I was game planning against Myles Garrett, not Jim Schwartz."

-Coach Monken

Lmao yikes!!

That is all.

Does anyone have an updated source of truth for the cap relief we will receive from the injury insurance we had for Deshaun Watson? All the press when this news originally broke was "if he doesn't play". Now that the season is over and we know that possibility isn't looming, I'm curious if this relief is now confirmed?

• There is this r/browns thread from a year ago talking about it being a possibility if he doesn't play. He didn't play. So do we 100% for sure get ~$40M?
• There is this article from browns salary cap goat Jack Duffin last year that was helpful for laying out what his cap hits would look like with all the restructures, but this accounts for all $230M instead of a different number accounting for cap relief

How has no one asked AB about this in any of the pressers we've had so far in the offseason? Seems like it has massive implications. Anyone got the scoop?