The Myles Trade Means the Browns Have NO FAITH in Their QB Room

Ken and Lima work through the morning after emotions and land on the question that is going to define the entire Browns season: what exactly is the point of starting Deshaun Watson now that the Myles Garrett era is over. Ken makes the case that trading Myles was essentially an admission that nobody in the quarterback room is the answer, which makes trotting Watson out there feel pointless, and argues he would much rather watch Shedeur Sanders fail interestingly than watch Watson muddy the water one more time. The Rams odds went from 15 to 1 to 6 to 1 the moment the trade was announced, and Ken cannot shake the image of Myles getting ready for a playoff run while Cleveland spends its Mondays arguing about quarterback competitions and draft picks. The farm system criticism gets addressed too, with Ken pushing back and saying nine years is more than most franchises get from a generational talent, but acknowledging that none of that context makes it hurt any less for fans who have been waiting since before Red Right 88.