Dylan Feltovich: The Writing Was on the Wall for a Myles Garrett Trade

Hour 1: Is the Browns quarterback competition more open than we thought? + Should we be more confident than we are in the Browns?

Jake Vulinec kicks off Overtime talking about the Browns quarterback competition and if there should be more confidence in this Browns team than there seems to be.

Hour 2: Do you still think Myles Garrett would still be here if Jim Schwartz was? + Lance Reisland + How does Shedeur Sanders get ahead in the quarterback battle?

Jake gets into whether Myles Garrett would still be in Cleveland if Jim Schwartz was named the head coach. Then, Lance Reisland of cleveland,com joins the show to talk Browns OTAs before Jakes talks about what it will take for Shedeur Sanders to gain the edge in the Browns quarterback conversation.

Greg Beacham: The Browns got a guy who's going to stand up and take charge of that room in Jared Verse; he holds people to a high standard

Greg Beacham of the Associated Press in Los Angeles joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the Myles Garrett trade from the Rams' perspective as well as Jared Verse and what the Browns are getting in their new edge rusher.

Lance Reisland: If Shedeur Sanders is the starting quarterback, I want it to be because he's earned it; Jared Verse has that edge to him that you want

Lance Reisland of cleveland.com and 92.3 The Fan joins Overtime with Jake Vulinec to talk about the his observations from OTAs, the quarterback competition, the Myles Garrett trade and more.

Dylan Feltovich: The Writing Was on the Wall for a Myles Garrett Trade

Jake Vulinec is joined by Dylan Feltovich of Browns Wire to break down the Browns' blockbuster decision to trade Myles Garrett. Feltovich explains why this was the right time for Cleveland to move on from its star pass rusher and why the signs of a potential trade were there throughout the offseason. The two discuss how the move could position the Browns to find their future franchise quarterback in the draft and what this decision says about the organization's vision for a new era of football in Cleveland. Plus, they debate whether this could be Andrew Berry's defining move as general manager—and if it doesn't pay off, whether it could be his last major swing with the franchise.