If Myles Wins a Super Bowl with the Rams, He Goes into Canton as a Ram

Ken and Lima dig into the uncomfortable reality that Myles Garrett now has the chance to do everything in LA that Cleveland never gave him the tools to do, and Ken is already dreading the version of this where Myles goes nuclear in the playoffs and wins Super Bowl MVP for another franchise. The Jim Schwartz debate gets put to rest quickly, with Ken arguing that no coach was going to keep Myles in Cleveland once the Rams came calling with a real shot at a championship and a massive market. Ken and Lima also float the idea that Myles handled his exit much more quietly this time around, having learned from the Radio Row flamethrower moment last year, and that the no-trade clause meant only a contender he actually wanted to play for was ever going to land him. The segment ends with Ken restating his position one more time: today is not a positive day, it is a necessary day, and the positive day does not arrive until they find the quarterback that makes all of this worth it.