At The Office - A Cleveland Sports Show

GRANT DELPIT’S BROWNS STATUS IS WORTH WATCHING

Noah and Erik break down the latest questions surrounding Grant Delpit after he reported to Browns mandatory minicamp but did not participate in drills. Delpit is entering the final year of his three-year, $36 million extension, and when Todd Monken was asked whether the safety was injured or holding in, he declined to get into specifics. Noah and Erik discuss what that could mean, why Delpit’s contract situation matters, and how Cleveland should handle one of its key defensive leaders. All this and more, At the Office!

DESHAUN WATSON RESPONDS TO EVERYTHING AT BROWNS MINICAMP

Noah and Erik react to Deshaun Watson’s first public comments since tearing his Achilles in October 2024. Watson spoke with reporters at Browns minicamp about where he is mentally and physically, his relationship with the organization, and his excitement to work with Todd Monken as the quarterback battle continues. Noah and Erik break down what Watson’s comments mean, how he fits into Cleveland’s QB competition, and whether this is truly a fresh start for him with the Browns. All this and more, At the Office!

TODD MONKEN JUST TOLD US WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE BROWNS QB BATTLE

Noah and Erik react to the latest Browns minicamp news as Todd Monken made it clear Cleveland is unlikely to name a starting quarterback before the end of minicamp. Monken has said the Browns have “two starting-level QBs” and wants the competition to keep playing out before training camp, with Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders still at the center of the battle. Noah and Erik break down what Monken’s comments mean, how reps are being handled, and what today’s minicamp updates tell us about the next stage of the Browns’ quarterback decision. All this and more, At the Office!

IS A SALARY CAP FINALLY COMING TO THE MLB?

Noah and Erik react to MLB owners formally proposing a hard salary cap and salary floor as collective bargaining talks heat up before the current CBA expires after the 2026 season. The league’s proposal reportedly includes a $245.3 million cap, a $171.2 million floor, and a 50-50 revenue split with players, while the MLBPA remains strongly opposed to any cap system. For teams like the Cleveland Guardians, a salary floor could force more spending, but a hard cap also raises major questions about player salaries, competitive balance, and the risk of another labor fight. All this and more, At the Office!

WILL DENZEL WARD PLAY FOR THE BROWNS IN 2026?

Noah and Erik break down the growing conversation around Denzel Ward’s future with the Cleveland Browns after the Myles Garrett trade changed the direction of the franchise. Ward has made it clear he still wants to be in Cleveland, and Andrew Berry has said the team is not looking to move him, but his contract, age, cap hit, and lack of remaining guaranteed salary make the situation worth discussing. Noah and Erik debate whether Ward is still a core piece of the Browns’ defense or if Cleveland could eventually consider another major move as the roster resets. All this and more, At the Office!