The Browns Had a Great Offseason, So Why Is Everyone Still Mad?

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima open by mocking fan outrage over leaked images of the Browns' new below-grade stadium before pivoting to The Athletic naming Cleveland one of the NFL's offseason winners despite trading Myles Garrett. Ken pushes back on the idea that fans should withhold any optimism until the win-loss record improves, arguing the Browns can have genuinely built for the future through the Garrett trade return, an overhauled offensive line, and a strong draft class even if the team only wins around six games in 2026. Anthony counters that Denzel Ward is likely traded next as part of the rebuild, while both agree the franchise's long-term outlook hinges almost entirely on whether Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders can give them stability at quarterback. They close by inviting callers to weigh in on whether it's fair to call this a good offseason without it translating to wins right away.