Penn State's Cocaine Frat Scandal

Ken and Lima bring producer John, a Penn State alum, on air to react to a CBS News report on two Penn State fraternities allegedly running a profitable cocaine operation out of their houses, with John explaining the IFC's role in protecting frat houses and noting one of the fraternities involved had disassociated from it. From there they shift into a serious breakdown of the Browns QB competition, with Ken now walking back his earlier "end of September" timeline and suggesting Deshaun Watson may only get two games before fan pressure forces a switch to Shedeur Sanders. Lima adds that Todd Monken's praise of Shedeur's development actually reveals how far behind he started, and both agree Watson's grip on the job will stay shaky even if he wins it outright.