The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima

The guys tackle Albert Breer's report regarding the Cleveland Browns' search for a veteran quarterback and whether players like Shedeur Sanders or Maxx Crosby fit the team's plans. The conversation then shifts to recent reports of Bigfoot sightings in Portage County and the skepticism surrounding these anonymous accounts.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate whether to celebrate the dysfunction of the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers following the collapse of a reported Max Crosby trade. They also analyze Albert Breer's report that the Cleveland Browns could still target a veteran quarterback like Kyler Murray before the league year begins.

Bob Haynie, Mo Egger, and Andrew Fillipponi join the program to evaluate recent developments and future projections within the AFC North. They analyze the Baltimore Ravens' failed acquisition of Maxx Crosby, the Cincinnati Bengals' free agency strategy, and the Pittsburgh Steelers' ongoing search for a franchise quarterback. 01:23 - Ravens Failed Crosby Deal 05:57 - Bengals Offseason Assessment 10:21 - Steelers Quarterback Options 13:46 - Malik Willis Value Debate 15:34 - Quarterback Debate And Banter

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring producer John to touch on the implications of the Maxx Crosby trade rejection and how it impacts the Raiders' cap space. They transition into the NBA to discuss Bam Adebayo’s controversial 83-point game before reviewing Team USA's surprising loss in the World Baseball Classic.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima explore the possibility of Deshaun Watson competing for the Browns' starting job against Shedeur Sanders. They debate whether a functional franchise should prioritize the best player regardless of fan sentiment while also discussing the evolution of NFL rivalries.

Lima analyzes the hiring of offensive line coach George Warhop and the recent addition of Elgton Jenkins to the Browns. They discuss whether fans would prefer seeing stalwarts like Joel Bitonio finish their careers in Cleveland or chase a Super Bowl elsewhere, revealing surprising poll results regarding fan loyalty.

Ken and Anthony discuss the Cleveland Browns' recent offensive line signings, including Tevin Jenkins, and the challenges of integrating a brand-new unit under coach George Warhop. He expresses concern over Andrew Berry's draft history with linemen while highlighting how these veteran additions provide flexibility for the team at the number six overall pick. The conversation also touches on potential draft targets like Monroe Freeling and the future of veteran Joel Bitonio.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the drama surrounding the Baltimore Ravens bailing on a trade for Maxx Crosby due to medical red flags. They weigh the financial implications for the Las Vegas Raiders and explore if the Cleveland Browns might face a similar decision with Myles Garrett in the future. The duo also addresses fan theories about Tom Brady's ownership role and notes Daniel Jones returning to the Indianapolis Colts.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the chaotic collapse of the proposed blockbuster trade sending Maxx Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders to the Baltimore Ravens, which fell apart after the Ravens reportedly backed out due to concerns from his recent knee surgery and failed physical. They explore the massive fallout—including the Raiders' frustration over two first-round picks slipping away and what this means for Crosby's future and Baltimore's defensive plans.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima examine the trade market for Malik Willis and why league interest met expectations despite online narratives. They also discuss the risks of drafting Ty Simpson and share a wild personal story about a confrontation with Mr. Whiskers at the airport. 01:36 - Malik Willis Market Debate 06:17 - Evolving NFL QB Value 09:05 - College Experience & Developing QBs 12:46 - Ty Simpson Draft Warning 20:36 - The Mr. Whiskers Story

Ken and Anthony break down the Cleveland Browns' initial moves in free agency, including the additions of Zion Johnson and Quincy Williams. They analyze the impact of these signings on the offensive line and linebacker core while debating the future of Joel Bitonio. Former Browns guard John Greco joins to discuss the vital role of the center and his confidence in coach George Warhop. 01:50 - NFL Free Agency 09:26 - Linebacker Market Value 14:14 - Quarterback Carousel 18:41 - Willis Joins Dolphins 25:55 - Future Draft Classes 35:37 - Bitonio Browns Future 42:11 - Sanders Win Hypothetical 50:32 - Oakland Listener Call 59:50 - Garland Trade Reflections 01:09:27 - Steven Kwan Centerfield 01:23:00 - Mac Jones Speculation 01:29:50 - Sanders Arm Strength 01:35:05 - John Greco Interview 01:47:25 - Center Position Impact 01:55:38 - Wide Receiver Overpays 02:06:46 - Bitonio Siren Song 02:15:36 - Andrew Berry Approach 02:17:34 - Greg Newsome II News 02:27:34 - Draft Tackle Options 02:31:53 - Deshaun Watson Return

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cleveland Browns' initial moves in free agency, focusing on the additions of Zion Johnson and Quincy Williams. They discuss the massive overhaul of the offensive line and the likelihood that franchise staple Joel Bitonio may have played his last game in Cleveland. Additionally, they reflect on Malik Willis signing with the Dolphins and why the current pragmatic approach might be what the fan base needs. 01:50 - Browns Free Agency Strategy 05:41 - Evaluating Zion Johnson 08:53 - Quincy Williams Character 13:05 - Browns Pragmatic Approach 16:01 - Joel Bitonio's Future 20:11 - Malik Willis To Miami 25:00 - Shedeur Sanders Outlook 31:19 - Mike Rutenberg Comments 35:35 - Bitonio Hall Of Fame

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate if Shedeur Sanders can lead the Browns to success and analyze Todd Monken's potential impact on the offense. They also break down James Harden’s performance with the Cavaliers compared to Darius Garland and discuss Steven Kwan’s position change in spring training. 01:50 - Browns Quarterback Dilemma 10:05 - Maurice Calls Out Lima 15:55 - James Harden’s Cavs Impact 24:05 - Todd Monken’s Track Record 28:28 - Steven Kwan Position Shift 33:51 - Shortening The NBA Season 36:20 - NBA Marketing Gone Wild

Ken and Lima examine reports of the Browns' aggressive strategy in free agency, particularly concerning the offensive line and veteran guard Joel Bitonio. They analyze the potential acquisition of Mac Jones and debate his ceiling compared to younger options like Shedeur Sanders. 01:50 - Browns Roster Aggression 02:08 - Mac Jones Trade Value 03:21 - Shanahan And Cleveland 05:25 - Monken's Mobile Quarterbacks 07:05 - Jones vs Sanders 09:38 - Caller On Shedeur Sanders 13:47 - Zion Johnson Signing 16:16 - John Greco Interview 19:22 - Bitonio's Future Outlook 27:07 - Center Position Importance 32:11 - Neutral Zone NFL Recap

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cleveland Browns' deliberate approach to free agency, emphasizing fit over flashy signings. They discuss the future of veteran Joel Bitonio, evaluate potential draft targets like Monroe Freeling, and look forward to Deshaun Watson's return to health for the upcoming season. 01:36 - John Greco on O-Line 05:18 - Joel Bitonio's Career Future 09:12 - Praising Prudent Free Agency 15:15 - Defensive Roster Fit Talk 22:19 - Nick Shook's Grading Analysis 25:15 - Draft Strategy and Targets 29:33 - Watson's Training Camp Return

Ken and Lima evaluate the Cleveland Browns' quarterback options, comparing Deshaun Watson’s return with the internet-fueled debate over Shedeur Sanders. They also discuss Michael Penix Jr. as a potential target and preview upcoming interviews with Mary Kay Cabot and Travis Steele.

Lima reacts to reports of Greg Newsome II joining the Giants and how defensive fit impacts player success. Analysis follows regarding Andrew Barry's salary cap management and the Browns' approach to offensive line depth. The conversation concludes with draft strategy regarding prospects like Carnell Tate and Monroe Freeling.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima recap the Browns' quiet approach to free agency, praising Andrew Berry for avoiding desperate, overpaid signings. They discuss Joel Bitonio's potential future and loyalty to Cleveland while evaluating recent acquisitions on the offensive line.

Rat Boy and the Hawk evaluate recent NFL free agency moves, focusing on quarterback changes and the impact of Malik Willis joining the Dolphins. They also discuss the wide receiver market and analyze how the Cleveland Browns and Las Vegas Raiders are positioned for the future.

John Greco joins to discuss the Cleveland Browns' aggressive moves in free agency, specifically the signing of Zion Johnson. He weighs in on the uncertainty surrounding Joel Bitonio's future and the critical role of the center position in a rebuilding offense. Greco also expresses his support for Shedeur Sanders as a potential answer at quarterback.

The guys weigh the potential acquisition of Mac Jones and whether he represents a significant upgrade over Shedeur Sanders for the Cleveland offense. A caller sparks a heated debate by suggesting Jameis Winston or Ty Simpson as better alternatives. They also touch on the future of Joel Bitonio and how Todd Monken’s system values quarterback mobility.

Ken and Anthony bring in producer John to speculate on Steven Kwan's future with the Cleveland Guardians following his impressive spring training performance. They review Steve Kerr's proposal to shorten the NBA regular season to improve player health and overall game quality. The conversation also explores controversial sports marketing campaigns, including a canceled promotion in Atlanta and unique minor league baseball team names.

Anthony Lima analyzes James Harden's ability to play through a hand injury and his value to the team compared to Darius Garland. The conversation also explores the debate surrounding Shedeur Sanders' potential as a starting quarterback and Todd Monken's history of developing players.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima explore the Cleveland Browns' quarterback dilemma, looking at how fans would react to a winning season from Shedeur Sanders. They analyze the team's offensive line struggles and rumors regarding Joel Bitonio’s potential departure. They also hear from a caller in Oakland before touching on the importance of the Cleveland Cavaliers. 01:03 - Browns Offseason Rumors 02:25 - Shedeur Sanders Hypothetical 06:35 - Gardner Minshew Comparison 09:35 - Listener Maurice Calls 13:33 - Offensive Line Struggles

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima examine the Miami Dolphins' acquisition of Malik Willis and its implications for the Cleveland Browns. They weigh the potential for a training camp battle between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson, noting a shift in fan sentiment toward accepting a developmental season.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss the Browns' recent free agency additions, highlighting the importance of veteran locker room leaders. They explore the possibility of Joel Bitonio leaving Cleveland to chase a Super Bowl ring with a contender before retirement. The discussion also critiques Andrew Berry's recent draft history on the offensive line and the fan reaction to Malik Willis.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Browns' moves at the start of NFL free agency, focusing on the team's disciplined spending. They weigh in on the additions of Zion Johnson and Quincy Williams and the likely end of Joel Bitonio's tenure in Cleveland. They argue that the roster requires a pragmatic approach rather than high-priced splashes.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the Cavaliers' poor shooting performance during their loss to the Boston Celtics. They discuss the Cleveland Browns' pursuit of offensive linemen in free agency and react to news of a massive sinkhole downtown. Jon Steinbrecher joins the program to discuss the undefeated Miami RedHawks and the upcoming conference tournament. 02:45 - Cavs Celtics Recap 15:56 - Downtown Sinkhole Emergency 22:11 - Browns Offensive Rumors 33:45 - Sinkhole Response Audio 41:19 - Miles Garrett Trade 51:35 - Finals Pencil Debate 01:00:58 - Celtics Championship Outlook 01:09:36 - NFL Salary Cap 01:17:13 - Lima Likes Sarasota 01:28:01 - Linderbaum Bidding War 01:33:27 - Tua Tagovailoa Release 01:43:52 - Malik Willis Pursuit 01:54:25 - NFLPA Team Grades 02:04:26 - Jon Steinbrecher Interview 02:23:14 - College NIL Changes 02:29:02 - Dylan Gabriel's Status 02:41:10 - Sixers Matchup Preview

Ken Karman and Anthony Lima break down the Cavaliers' struggles after a tough loss to the Boston Celtics and discuss the growing gap in the Eastern Conference. They also cover local news regarding a massive sinkhole in downtown Cleveland and preview the start of the NFL tampering period for the Browns. 01:30 - Cavs Fall to Celtics 04:13 - Ken's Cavs Pencil 06:57 - Daylight Savings Impact 09:30 - Standard of Boston 15:04 - Mitchell on Leadership 17:13 - Downtown Sinkhole Report 19:40 - Browns Free Agency 25:56 - Offensive Line Overhaul 29:31 - Quarterback Options 39:14 - Draft Needs Evaluation

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the merits of a potential Myles Garrett trade following a Maxx Crosby move. They also analyze the Cavaliers' tough loss to the Celtics and Ken's steadfast belief in their NBA Finals potential. Additionally, they cover the Browns' recent contract restructures for Deshaun Watson and Denzel Ward. 02:20 - Maxx Crosby Trade Impact 05:12 - Myles Garrett Trade Value 12:44 - Cavs Celtics Game Recap 18:18 - Cavs Playoff Expectations Discussion 25:56 - Caller On Cavs Performance 32:10 - Browns Contract Restructures Explained 35:12 - Berry vs Banner Debate 37:45 - MAC Tournament Outlook 39:42 - Sarah Lima Marathon Story

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dive into the chaos of NFL free agency as Tua Tagovailoa is released by the Dolphins. They engage in a heated debate regarding whether the Browns should pursue Malik Willis or wait for future draft prospects like Shedeur Sanders. The discussion also touches on the appeal of Cleveland compared to other franchises like the Cardinals and Dolphins based on NFL PA grades. 01:50 - Sarasota Massage Story 06:30 - NFL Free Agency Rumors 13:07 - Tua Tagovailoa Released 18:30 - Malik Willis Landing Spots 22:40 - The Malik Willis Debate 27:30 - Comparing NFL Franchise Appeal 37:15 - Willis vs Shedeur Sanders

Ken and Anthony evaluate whether Dillon Gabriel stands as the most pointless draft pick in Browns history following rumors of a potential trade. They speak with MAC Commissioner Dr. Jon Steinbrecher about conference expansion and Miami's historic undefeated basketball season. They also weigh in on NFL free agency moves and the Cleveland Cavaliers' recent struggles. 01:50 - MAC Tournament Ticket Giveaway 06:24 - Sacramento State Joins MAAC 12:23 - White House Sports Roundtable 20:12 - Trump Vows NIL Fix 26:02 - Gabriel Labeled Pointless Pick 33:34 - NFL Trade News Update 38:54 - Cavs Toughness Debate

Ken Carman and the crew react to reports of a Rashan Gary trade and discuss whether Joel Bitonio might leave the Browns to pursue a championship elsewhere. They also defend the Cavaliers against 'soft' labels and preview the team's matchup against the 76ers. 01:00 - NFL Trade News 02:18 - Joel Bitonio's Future 06:44 - Cavaliers Toughness Debate

Ken Carman debates the relevance of student-athlete education in the current era of NIL and frequent transfers. They also react to the Jets acquiring Minkah Fitzpatrick and discuss Mary Kay Cabot's report regarding the potential trade of quarterback Dylan Gabriel as the NFL tampering period begins. 01:19 - College Athlete Education Debate 05:54 - Minkah Fitzpatrick Jets Trade 06:44 - Dylan Gabriel Trade Speculation

Jon Steinbrecher discusses Miami's remarkable undefeated season and the implications for the MAC in the NCAA tournament. He explains the strategic move to bring Sacramento State in as a football affiliate to monetize conference membership. The conversation also explores the evolving landscape of college athletics, including federal legislative needs and the challenges of the transfer portal. 01:38 - MAC Commissioner Joins 02:11 - Undefeated Miami Discussion 05:54 - Sacramento State Affiliate 11:53 - Federal Athletic Oversight 14:13 - Transfer Portal Impact

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman engage in a heated debate regarding the Cleveland Browns' quarterback future as the NFL tampering period approaches. Lima challenges Carman's consistency on whether the team should pursue Malik Willis or stick with Shedeur Sanders for the upcoming season. They also compare the Browns' organizational status to other struggling franchises like the Arizona Cardinals and Miami Dolphins.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima react to the breaking news of Tua Tagovailoa being released by the Miami Dolphins and explore whether he or Malik Willis would be the better choice for the Cleveland Browns. They debate the organizational stability and facility quality of various NFL franchises while comparing the Browns to the Dolphins, Cardinals, and Steelers.

Anthony Lima and Ken Carman weigh in on rumors linking the Browns to Chris Paul and Tyler Linderbaum as the NFL tampering period begins. They also recount a humorous story about trying to barter a prize massage for hotel points during a trip to Sarasota.

Anthony Lima brings a few things to the table that spark plenty of discussion. He starts with the recent contract restructures for Deshaun Watson and Denzel Ward, which leads to a spirited debate about Andrew Berry’s track record as Browns GM. The conversation even drifts into a comparison between Berry’s tenure and Joe Banner’s time in Cleveland. From there, Lima shifts gears to talk about the upcoming MAC basketball tournament before wrapping things up by giving a shoutout to his wife, Sara, for taking first place in a half marathon in Sarasota.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima debate the Cleveland Cavaliers' status in the Eastern Conference following a rough performance against the Boston Celtics. They discuss the impact of the James Harden trade and why injuries and minutes restrictions justify the team's recent struggles.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima kick around a big “what if” scenario involving Maxx Crosby and get into a lively debate about whether the Cleveland Browns should even think about trading Myles Garrett for draft picks. They also take a closer look at GM Andrew Berry’s overall roster-building strategy before wrapping up with a quick recap of the Cavaliers’ recent loss to the Celtics.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss a massive sinkhole in downtown Cleveland and the heroic rescue of an elderly driver by a local bystander. They also break down potential Cleveland Browns roster moves and the team's strategy for the upcoming NFL Draft and free agency period.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dive into how the Cleveland Browns might tackle their offensive line issues this offseason. They break down free agency options, possible trades, and the buzz around players like Tytus Howard and Tyler Linderbaum. Along the way, they debate what matters more right now: building a wall to protect the quarterback or focusing on finding a long-term answer under center. They also get into how the rising salary cap — and Deshaun Watson’s contract restructure — could shape the Browns’ roster moves moving forward.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima break down the Cavaliers' disappointing performance against the Boston Celtics, focusing on the team's difficulty in the second quarter and poor 3-point shooting. They also discuss the defensive challenges posed by the Celtics and prepare listeners for the upcoming NFL free agency tampering period.

92.3 The Fan presents a selection of guest appearances and interviews from during the past week with The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima, Baskin & Phelps, and The Afternoon Drive. Featuring Nathan Zegura, Dan Shaughnessy, Nate Tice, Jamal Collier, Lance Reisland, and Tyler Drake.

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan explore whether the Cleveland Cavaliers have finally evolved into legitimate Eastern Conference contenders, or if they still lack enough "signature" wins against elite opponents to prove their toughness. The guys break down whether the Cavs' recent 113-109 victory over the conference-leading Pistons serves as a definitive statement, potentially signaling that Cleveland is finally ready to challenge for the top of the East.

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan react to the news that the Arizona Cardinals plan to trade or release longtime quarterback Kyler Murray when the league year officially starts next week. Should the Browns and new head coach Todd Monken be interested in Murray, and would you want him here? What would his addition mean for Deshaun Watson, Shedeur Sanders, and Dillon Gabriel? All that and more.

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan react to Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett recently being cited for speeding for a whopping ninth time since 2017.

Ken and Anthony tackle the latest in Cleveland sports, from the groundbreaking of the new Browns stadium to a debate over whether the Cavs can finally shake their "soft" reputation. The also also dive into a nostalgic discussion about the pre-LeBron Cavs, plus Kyler Murray’s dual-sport dilemma, and a hot take on why the NBA playoffs reign supreme in pro sports.

Ken Carman and Darryl Ryder analyze the breaking news on The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima regarding Deshaun Watson's contract restructuring to create salary cap space. They are joined by Nathan Zagura to discuss the upcoming NFL Draft, Ty Simpson, and the potential QB competition with Shedeur Sanders. Additionally, Dan Shaughnessy provides an outside perspective on whether the Cavaliers have truly shed their soft reputation ahead of a key matchup against the Celtics. 01:50 - Cavs Identity Crisis 12:25 - Cavs Labels Context 23:31 - Label Earning Debate 33:05 - Browns QB Poll 47:17 - QB Purgatory Debate 55:08 - Watson Restructure News 01:06:20 - Trade Cap Ramifications 01:18:20 - About Last Night 01:27:15 - Shaughnessy On Cavs 01:43:34 - James Harden Impact 01:57:03 - Hipster Cavs Takes 02:10:56 - Nathan Zagura Interview 02:18:40 - Malik Willis Value 02:26:52 - QB Room Competition 02:37:14 - Restructuring Detailed Analysis