The Myles Garrett Trade Was a Necessary Evil

Ken and Lima process the calls and sort through the wreckage of the Myles Garrett trade, with Ken drawing a firm line between calling it necessary and calling it positive, and refusing to do the latter until the Browns actually land the quarterback that makes all of this worth it. A Coming In Hot caller makes the point Ken keeps circling back to himself: this is not a Myles problem, this is a management problem, and the guy most responsible for the Deshaun Watson disaster is still sitting in the GM chair while everyone else got fired. Ken lands on an uncomfortable but honest place about Andrew Berry, saying he actually hopes they keep him through the bad season ahead rather than firing him to satisfy fan bloodlust, because bringing in an outsider who wants to rebuild in his own image would set this thing back even further. The show wraps with Andrew Berry's press conference at 10 o'clock, and Ken's parting thought is simple: until they find the quarterback and we know he is the guy, he is not telling anyone things are going to be okay.