Having starters in there will be completely different than 4th string olineman

Pretty good actually, he just got hurt (several QBs did last year). Won 4/5 games and to go even further, he was a Top-15 Fantasy QB in 4 of 5 games too. And that was while dealing with a broken shoulder bone. So wheels up this season.

So basically you're saying that putting a gun to a person's head is not a felony? Also, you think AB didn't have any deeper info on DW after the FBI did an investigation, the Houston PD did an investigation, and the Browns did their own legal investigation? Weird how you're claiming the allegations in both situations are true and yet the legal actions taken against both don't align whatsoever. So which is it? Do we believe the allegations or the legal evidence and outcomes?

@@TheDawgsPodcast I did not state belief one way or the other. I stated that the police report, taken moments after the incident, is not gonna change. I’m stating that Andrew Berry doesn’t have some secret info on DW or Hall. Hall will obviously deny putting a gun to a person’s head and threatening to “end it all” . Berry admitted with DW that the Browns never even spoke to the women accusing DW. All Berry n Browns need is a denial from their player, and without a video( ala Ray Rice) can and will hide behind “legal process” knowing without a video of him putting the gun to her head, or ejaculating on her chest without her consent, it will be unprovable in a court of law. THATS why Hall is currently only charged with a misdemeanor, because the cops can see the scrapes on her arm, the bruises on her face, and the holes in the wall, so they can confidently charge him with a DV, but they don’t typically run and arrest someone for something as serious as holding a gun to persons head threatening their life without more evidence than “she said”. Assuming he denied the gun aspect of the accusations, there is no way for me, you, Andrew Berry, or the police to know or say it did or didn’t happen. That’s my point, and my criticism of your views. That somehow AB has info the public doesn’t on the truth of what happened in DW’s or MH’s case. He doesn’t, and he doesn’t care. He just wants his good players out there. You can admit that, and still root for the Browns

I'm not even reading your comments haha. You didn't "state belief one way or the other" except calling us all kinds of names for saying we need to let the facts emerge and let the legal process play out.

@@TheDawgsPodcast we will never have “facts” about that interaction. Stop with the talking head robot nonsense. Even the UCSS crew weren’t afraid to admit it’s a bad look, and that AB doesn’t care. Stand up and cheer for whoever you want, and be as big of a fan of a GM as you want, just don’t embarrass yourselves trying to minimize a horrible moment for the victim and her mother, just to carry water for your favorite football team, and your favorite GM

You're destroying whatever argument you think you're making. You saying we will never have facts just supports our stance of not jumping to conclusions without evidence. That's how cancel culture got so big, and that shit is so repulsive. I'm done with the he-said she-said nonsense. You don't have to like it, but jumping to conclusions without evidence in these situations will get you wrong more times than not. You're free to jump to conclusions on your own podcast.

That's a call worth making IMO

in Berry we Trust

An offensive staff turnover like we had plus not using starters makes tough to assess other that the the guys who ain't making the team like the guys who ain't making the team.