Casey Drottar is talking about Francisco Lindor, the NBA trade deadline and a lot of Browns fans making fools of themselves when commenting on analytics. … More The CLE Sports Talk Podcast – Episode 167 – 2.3.20
Casey Drottar is talking about the Tribe’s need for outfield help, the Cavs’ love of off-court drama, and the insane fan reaction to the Browns’ new coach. … More The CLE Sports Talk Podcast – Episode 163 – 1.13.20
Casey Drottar is talking about yet another mistake-filled day from Freddie Kitchens, Francisco Lindor trade rumors and the Cavs being on the verge of a winning streak. … More The CLE Sports Talk Podcast – Episode 162 – 12.23.19
Evaluating the performance of Browns coach Freddie Kitchens isn’t just complicated, it almost feels impossible. … More Evaluating Browns Coach Freddie Kitchens Feels Nearly Impossible
The disaster that’s unfolded with the Browns this year could result in owner Jimmy Haslam returning to his interfering ways. … More The Browns’ Messy Season Could Force Jimmy Haslam Back to His Meddling Ways
Ponying up for Trent Williams would’ve been an instance of the Cleveland Browns incorrectly assuming left tackle is their only problem this year. … More Trent Williams was Never Going to Solve the Browns’ Biggest Problems
Casey Drottar is talking about the Cavs’ season debut, all their expiring contracts, and more trademark Browns chaos. … More The CLE Sports Talk Podcast – Episode 153 – 10.21.19
The selection of Austin Corbett is a situation John Dorsey and the Cleveland Browns mishandled from every available angle. … More The Austin Corbett Pick was a Multi-Angled Disaster for the Browns
Casey Drottar is talking troubles with the Tribe, Browns roster moves and the hope that we’ll finally see a Week 1 win for the first time in 15 years. … More The CLE Sports Talk Podcast – Episode 147 – 9.2.19
The issues the Browns are dealing with at guard and kicker are concerning, especially when you realize they’re the ones who created them in the first place. … More The Browns are Feeling the Brunt of Some Self-Inflicted Roster Concerns