When Does This Fan Base Get to Actually Expect Something From This Team?

Ken and Lima dig into the uncomfortable question of what success even looks like this year without Myles Garrett, with Ken admitting he is going to empty the chamber of excuses for Todd Monken the way he did for Kevin Stefanski, which he knows Lima is going to hold against him. A caller named Nick cuts through everything and lands the hardest punch of the segment, asking at what point Browns fans stop lowering their expectations every single year and start demanding more, especially from a front office that is about to charge two million dollars for PSLs in a new stadium while fielding a five win team. Ken pushes back on the negligence charge about not shopping the Myles trade, promising to address it with Zac Jackson at 7:22, but the Arch Manning scenario is what really takes over the end of the segment with Ken making the uncomfortable but honest case that if the Browns land the number one pick, the Manning family is going to have more say over who coaches this team than anyone wants to admit.