Fuentes
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760 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard May 2025
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SEC. I feel like it's a safer bet.
You're going to want to listen to this one, yeah.
You always go first. I like you going.
Yeah, Joe Milton was kind of one of the hot names. Everybody was trying to sort of bring him in to be their backup in hopes that some of the magic they saw, whether it be in preseason or when he was in college, they could tap that potential and sort of bring him along as a starting quarterback. And, you know, in Dallas, you're going to get work as the backup quarterback.
That's just how they're built. And you have C.D. Lamb, why not?
Yeah, then Russell Wilson took his job. Yeah, they signed him and drafted Russell Wilson in the fifth round, and Russell Wilson beat him out.
Here we are. All right, Mike, you have a headline for us? Well, here's a headline. Speaking of splashing names, Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam has admitted That maybe, just maybe, they made a little bit of a mistake in signing, trading for and signing Deshaun Watson. Quote, we took a big swing and a miss with Deshaun. We thought we had a quarterback. We didn't.
And we gave up a lot of draft picks to get him. So we've got to dig ourselves out of that hole. That hole is a, it's a chasm. It's a canyon. Right now, if they were to cut Deshaun Watson, it would be a $167 million dead cap hit. And it doesn't get much better next year. If they cut him next year, it's $131 million in dead cap.
They went all in on a player, and it was the exact wrong player to do so. If you remember, even when the Texans were going to trade him, he was like, no, Cleveland's out. And then Cleveland's like, well, what if we gave you this? He's like, you're... You're going to give me all, okay, I'm in. I'll do that.
I don't know how the Browns recover within the next two, three years from this Deshaun Watson ordeal, but it's funny to hear him say that they had a swing and a miss on a quarterback who's still on the team. I mean, he's hurt and he's probably not going to play this year, but he's still there.
The crazy part about it is they did all this after that stuff came out. They knew what they were getting into. Yeah. When they traded for him, they were like, yeah, we know all about that. And they even sort of built things into his contract to be like, no, you're going to get past this. The year that he got suspended, his salary was $1 million.
So that when he lost that year of salary, he lost $1 million. Whereas the rest of it is all guaranteed. Yeah.
I got to tell you, though, it's nice to hear an owner take some ownership of some of his mistakes. We'll get into that in a little bit.
Deshaun Watson's playing contract runs through the 2026 season, but they're going to be paying him for at least three more years after that with void years.
I'm pretty sure that was a comment straight out of the what not to say about a player you're negotiating with. Yeah. That was like the absolute worst thing you could say. Like he should just be happy with what he's got. Be happy with the rate you got, basically, is what you're saying. The rate, like it's an interest rate.
Why are bad teams always so bad? I mean, we're going to do the Jets thing in a little bit. That's going to be hysterical. We just talked about the Cleveland Browns and the Cincinnati Bengals. Why are these teams always so bad? Why can't they learn from some of their mistakes? But a little unfair to put the Bengals. I'm not talking about Joe Burrow. I'm not talking about Jamar.
They're very talented, but the organizations themselves are – are dumpster fires most of the time.
The only difference between the Jets, Browns, and Bengals is the Bengals hit on Joe Burrow. That is the only difference.
It's flabbergasting to me how some organizations can run so... Yes, good word. By the way, in case you couldn't tell, I'm feeling a little sick today. I'm a little under the weather, so this is going to be my Jordan flu game. Yeah, this is... It's absolutely mind-boggling to me how some teams can run so smooth and efficiently.
And whether or not they have the talent and they win every year is not the case, but... Bad teams are just going to be bad.
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