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Tim May: I thought it was a very good defensive game for Ohio StateSportsSeptember 30, 2022 -
Leroy Hoard: (Chubb/Hunt) is how you win football games with this team right now.SportsSeptember 30, 2022 -
Tim May: The Big Ten is East Heavy, you can tell with the match-up between Ohio State & WisconsinSportsSeptember 23, 2022 -
Brian Anderson: The more clean (the Browns offense) looks, the more it's put on tapeSportsSeptember 23, 2022 -
Mike Tomczak: The Cleveland Browns have ran the football very well the last 3 weeksSportsSeptember 23, 2022 -
Doug Lesmerises: I still believe in the talent, but I don't believe in the defenseSportsSeptember 22, 2022 -
Daryl Ruiter: (The Browns) have to clean up the defensive communicationSportsSeptember 22, 2022 -
Andrew Siciliano: (The Browns) need some positive energySportsSeptember 22, 2022 -
Gus Frerotte: Every game between the (Browns-Steelers) is always physicalSportsSeptember 20, 2022 -
Mary Kay Cabot: We all thought the secondary was going to be a strength of the team, and I still think it can beSportsSeptember 20, 2022
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Jeff Phelps is the co-host of "Cavaliers Live," the Cavaliers pregame and postgame show on FOX Sports Ohio. Along with his Cavalier duties, Phelps has performed a variety of other duties with FOX Sports Ohio, including play-by-play of Mid-American Conference football and basketball games, play-by-play of Thursday Night High School Football, hosting Cleveland Indians pregame and postgame shows, and hosting Cleveland Browns, Ohio State football and Mid-American Conference programming. He’s also currently the host and producer of a classic car television show, "Cruise-In." Prior to joining FOX Sports Ohio in 2003, Phelps spent 15 years with WUAB-TV and WOIO-TV in Cleveland as a sports anchor-reporter. Phelps began his career in sports broadcasting at WAKR-TV-Radio in Akron. He then moved on to KJAC-TV in Beaumont, Texas, where he served as a sports anchor-reporter for five years. A three-time Emmy award-winner for sports reporting, Phelps was named Ohio Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association in 1994. He was a 2007 inductee into the Radio/Television Broadcasters Hall of Fame of Ohio. A graduate of Kent State University, Phelps currently resides in Medina, Ohio with his wife and their three children.