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AFC North Division Preview; Browns hype train and Lamar Jackson's projections

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1:15 Jake finally follows Chris and Brad on Twitter 4:15 The Dodgers are not our friends 6:15 Would Brad regret axing a trade to the Dodgers if they later won a World Series? 8:55 Scott Fish Bowl; Draft etiquette 20:07 AFC North tight ends; David Njoku, Mark Andrews or Tyler Eifert? 24:00 Browns preview; Odell Beckham Jr. & Jarvis Landry 29:30 The Athletic well represented in last season's accuracy rankings 33:15 Is Baker Mayfield worth a 6th round pick? 37:20 Can the Browns live up to expectations? 41:07 Most undervalued fantasy team in the NFL? 43:00 A.J. Green record setting pace last season 45:00 Lamar Jackson's projections and passing weapons 49:20 Is Mark Ingram a must own? 52:40 Madden ratings 55:00 Brooks Koepka is too good to practice with Tiger Woods 57:45 Starling Marte refuses to take first base after getting hit by a pitch Follow Jake on Twitter @allinkid Follow Chris on Twitter @chrismeaney Follow Brad on Twitter @BradZiegler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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