00:00He would hope that he would let the other quarterbacks know what the plan was and invite them to be
00:05part of it.
00:06And I think generally it would be the guy who's the most veteran guy.
00:09The presumed starter, obviously, would be the preference.
00:12And when there isn't one, I would think it would be the older guy.
00:15And I would think, like, you know, for Deshaun Watson, you know, you'd be cognizant of, like,
00:22yeah, I should probably invite the other quarterbacks down here with me.
00:25And if that didn't happen, then I certainly think, you know, you probably have a problem you don't want to
00:31have.
00:32Albert Breer talking about dueling quarterback camps.
00:35One week it's Shador with guys.
00:37The next week it's Deshaun Watson's guys.
00:41Now, I do want to know, because you asked the question, was that what you were looking for from Albert?
00:48Yeah, but it does then highlight the idea that the Browns might have a problem on their hand.
00:52Like, if all we know right now is that Deshaun Watson, according to Mary Kay, is going to have a
00:57passing camp
00:57or a passing whatever that is in whatever time he decides in South Florida.
01:03He's going to get all the receivers together, all everyone else.
01:06And I wanted to know this info, and Albert's great for that, because he's able to tell me specifically
01:10it's the responsibility of Deshaun to then ask Shador, hey, do you want to come?
01:15Like, this is happening.
01:16Do you want to come?
01:17Do you want to be a part of this?
01:19Because I did wonder, like, if you're Cedric Tillman, if you're Isaiah Bond, let's say,
01:24do you have to choose between which camps you go to?
01:26Are you obligated to go to both camps?
01:28Does it say something if you go to one camp but not the other camp, assuming that Shador
01:32has his own camp?
01:33Like, there's a lot here that could cause some problems.
01:37I think it's funny that people have said, I don't know, you know, I actually think it's
01:42in people in the Cleveland media.
01:43I don't know, he can be a backup, that Shador, if he doesn't win the job, he could be too
01:48much, so you might have to cut him, which I think is asinine and insulting to Shador,
01:53who's a football player, for the love of God.
01:55I know he's a lot of things.
01:56I know he's a social media superstar and all that influence for all that stuff.
01:59He's a football player.
02:00His dad was a football player.
02:02He knows how football works.
02:03I actually think the bigger question on whether they're going to feel like they can be the
02:07backup, I actually think the bigger question is whether Deshaun can.
02:11Deshaun pretty much started right away at Clemson.
02:14Deshaun pretty much started right away at Houston.
02:16The only time Deshaun's been, quote unquote, the backup or the second quarterback to play
02:20in the season is when he got suspended for, you know, being accused of vile things.
02:26If Shador beats out Deshaun, I have a fair amount of doubt that Deshaun's just going to
02:32be like, cool, I'll back you up, kid.
02:35Well, so is Deshaun operating as if he's the starter right now?
02:38Or is Deshaun operating as if I have to do everything I possibly can to make sure I become
02:43the starter?
02:43Oh, I think he's operating as a starter.
02:45And in fairness, I think Shador is too.
02:47Because Shador was the most recent starter.
02:49If that was the case then, wouldn't Shador then, should he have his own camp or whatever
02:53this is in Dallas or somewhere?
02:56Like, are we going to have...
02:57No, I don't think we have to do dueling camps.
02:59I think that would be bad.
03:00I do wonder.
03:00And that's what Alpert says.
03:02Alpert's like, that'd be miserable if that's your result, is that it ends up with multiple camps.
03:06Like, I'm fascinated by how this all works.
03:08Deshaun is the veteran, so does it default to Deshaun?
03:12And then also, is Shador even going to feel comfortable being at this camp that Deshaun
03:15has organized and put together?
03:17Because usually when they organize these things, you know, they're footing a lot of the stuff
03:20that comes with it.
03:21They're putting the guys up in the hotels.
03:22They're taking care of them.
03:23They're doing a lot of bonding and everything.
03:25It's a little awkward if Shador is just kind of there and hoping to get as many reps as
03:30Deshaun.
03:30It's in the best interest of the team that everyone gets along.
03:33But I don't know that that's reality, necessarily.
03:35I would like to point out, and this is the appropriate point to kind of address the idea
03:41that last year, and again, this could be organizational spin, but Deshaun was supposed to be the mentor
03:48to Shador.
03:50Like, all throughout Shador's starting time, and even when Deshaun kind of came back to
03:56the team trying to figure out whether he was going to come back, all we heard is that Deshaun
04:00was mentoring him.
04:01Well, he was helping him.
04:02So I do think that, like, I would be...
04:04And they're supposed to have a great relationship and a great bond.
04:07I think that's where I was going to go.
04:08There's great respect from Deshaun to the Sanders family.
04:10I think I would be really surprised if, in the way that this is being set up, if they
04:16went from...
04:18It became...
04:18They went from teammates to competitors simply because both guys have a chance at this job.
04:23So that's how Baskin and Phelps have labeled it.
04:25There's more Phelps than anything.
04:26Are you a teammate or are you a competitor?
04:28In this instance, are you a teammate or are you a competitor?
04:31Well, why don't we go ahead and play.
04:33Here's Baskin and Phelps teeing off on the idea of teammate versus competitor with the quarterbacks.
04:37I would think they'd all be there together, but you never know.
04:40If you're Deshaun, are you asking another one?
04:42Are you asking your competitor?
04:44Yeah, I don't know.
04:44Or is he your teammate?
04:46Is he your teammate or is he your competitor?
04:48That's a great question.
04:49I would think you'd want to have him down there.
04:52If I was Deshaun, I would want to be confident enough in my skills to bring another guy down.
04:59If you're going to be like...
05:01If you believe you're the champion and you want to be the champion, then you better act like the champion.
05:06And so I would think that that would be a way to prove that you will put your skills up
05:11against anybody else
05:12and you're thinking about the team first, and so you would probably have him with you.
05:15I hope that's the case.
05:19I was not prepared for them to say it as many times as they did.
05:22And the way that that was cut and the way that they both just sound like applesauce.
05:27That is just...
05:28They sound like applesauce?
05:30They sound like we're in the home.
05:32Someone's feeding them applesauce because they can't do it themselves.
05:36Sorry.
05:37I mean that in the nicest way.
05:39Is it a power move by Deshaun if you are like, I'm organizing this camp, Shador, you can tag along?
05:44It feels a little bit like a power move to me.
05:47I don't think so.
05:48I think there's so much ambiguity about what's actually happening with the quarterback spot.
05:56I would be really surprised if these guys can't separate the competition from their pre-existing relationship.
06:03And it is precarious.
06:05And in the wrong hands, looking at you, Freddie Kitchens, in the wrong hands, do I think it could go
06:10horribly wrong?
06:12Yes.
06:13I think if there's a guy to kind of guide this scenario, it's somebody who's been in football for 40
06:18years like Munkin.
06:19There's just something about...
06:21You don't get to where he is without knowing how players take and how they operate.
06:25But this is the off time, though.
06:25It's not as if Munkin has a say in where they go or what they do from that perspective.
06:29No, but I just think if he sensed that this was at play, I think Todd Munkin would head this
06:34off at the pass.
06:35I'd be incredibly annoyed if I was these wide receivers, though.
06:38And if it was like, yeah, so only Deshaun's going to be in South Florida and that's it.
06:42And Jador is doing something else over here.
06:44It's like, wait, I got to get into multiple flights.
06:45I got to go all the way across.
06:47That would be incredibly annoying.
06:51You get paid.
06:52I mean, you get paid.
06:53You don't.
06:53You don't get paid for this.
06:54I mean, by get paid, they take care of you.
06:57Like, in the instance of Josh Allen flying his teammates out to California, shut up and enjoy your free trip.
07:03You got to work out a couple days.
07:05Most of the day, you're just going to be in Florida.
07:08And there's a lot of really pretty things down in Florida.
07:11Just cool your jets.
07:13All right.
07:14I'd be annoyed.
07:15Yeah, but you and I are homebodies.
07:18Yeah, for the most part.
07:19You got to understand how much I must like working with you guys and like working in this business for
07:25me to leave my house for as much as I have to be gone for this beautiful show.
07:30Like, it takes a lot.
07:33Yeah, I want to work from home.
07:35It takes a lot to, what, come into work for five hours?
07:37No, get me out of my house.
07:39The radio dream is that one day you could do it from your house.
07:42The radio dream is you could do it in your underwear and a Comrex and never have to leave.
07:47While being paid billions of dollars, that's also part of the dream.
07:49But that's also for people that are like 20 years older than you.
07:52Nope.
07:52You don't get to achieve that.
07:53I'm dreaming early.
07:54At 40 years old, you don't get to achieve that.
07:56You know me.
07:56I'm a dreamer, JP.
07:57Now, at 40 years old, you got to come into the office.
07:59Now, maybe you because you're thinking small.
08:00Me?
08:02I'll see you in Medina County, friend.
08:03Not how it works, man.
08:04You got 20 more years.
08:05You can pull that tree.
08:06Okay.
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