Louis Riddick

I really don't care if he starts or if he doesn't.

I just honestly, I want the organization to not be one that we talk about more in the offseason for how good they could be, and we talk about more during the season because of how good they are.

And if he starts, that means he was the best player, and Todd thought he was the best player at the position.

And if he starts, it's because he probably looked pretty damn good all offseason and beat out Shador, who supposedly, according to Coach Munkin, has looked pretty good himself.

So I really, you know what, I'm kind of over all the other stuff surrounding Deshaun, although as much as I can't stand it and as much as

Look, I was one of those people when Deshaun was at Clemson and talking to Dabo about him, I was as big a fan of his as ever.

There was nobody more disappointed in all the stuff he got caught up in than me.

But in the end, I just want Cleveland to win.

And if he's what helps them win, so be it.

It just feels like Cleveland's going to have a new quarterback next year.

You mean in 2027?

After this season.

Oh, for sure.

Well, let me back up.

I would lean that way myself.

I shouldn't say for sure, but with all the draft capital they have now and with the weight, the draft next year will be the most watched draft ever.

I don't know, maybe the one during COVID was the most watched draft ever because of the circumstances.

This will be the most hyped and publicized draft since I've been doing it in the past 13 years.

It's going to be crazy.

With the number of quarterbacks coming out and assuming that they all play to their potential, this is why teams have been trying to stockpile picks for this coming 27 draft because it's going to be insane how drama-filled those three days are going to be.