About this episodeThe hosts discuss the Cleveland Browns' quarterback controversy, where Deshaun Watson was named starter despit…AI summary
The hosts discuss the Cleveland Browns' quarterback controversy, where Deshaun Watson was named starter despite poor preseason performance and fan backlash, while Shadur Sanders delivered a confident sideline interview. The episode also covers the NFL's complex new rules allowing undrafted players like Daquin Wright to return to college for a fifth year of eligibility after signing with an NFL team.
Key takeaways 4
Deshaun Watson was named the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback for the season opener despite being booed by fans and performing poorly in the preseason, highlighting a disconnect between fan sentiment and team management decisions.
The NFL's new NIL rules have created a loophole where undrafted free agents like Daquin Wright can sign with an NFL team, waive through, and return to college for a fifth year of eligibility if they have unused eligibility, as seen with Wright's agreement with LSU coach Lane Kiffin.
Shadur Sanders expressed high confidence in his ability to win the starting quarterback job, stating he doesn't feel he will ever be 'done enough' until he is retired, contrasting with Watson's defensive attitude toward fans.
The WNBA continues to face disruptions from sex toy throwers, with multiple incidents reported this week, though players like Angel Reese and Natasha Cloud have addressed the issue with humor and firm boundaries.
Notable quotes 4AI-generated: wording and quote attribution may be wrong. Use the play link to verify.
“I don't think in life I don't feel like I'll ever be done enough. If I've done enough in life, I'll be retired.”
▶ 24:07Shadur Sanders explaining his mindset during a 7-minute sideline interview about winning the starting quarterback job.
“It has nothing to do about the performance. It's uh it's a little bit personal than that. So I think that's uh it's a disrespectful thing.”
▶ 17:47Deshaun Watson reacting to being booed by Cleveland fans during his postgame press conference.
“I wonder why Lane Kein reached out a week ago. Now I know. I know. Now I know. I didn't call back. Now I guess I should have.”
Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken reacting to news that tight end Daquin Wright might return to LSU.
“Show me the lie. You know, show me the lie.”
▶ 57:10WNBA player Natasha Cloud describing the act of throwing a dildo onto the court as 'the gayest thing' one can do.
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