How are the Guardians doing it again? Deshaun Watson, Browns fans and mixed messages

Highlights: Terry credits the Guardians' success and late-game comebacks to a "just keep playing" philosophy. Brayan Rocchio is having a phenomenal September, carrying the team with four clutch walk-off hits this season. Steven Kwan returned to form and entered some elite company by abandoning a power focus in favor of his foundational on-base fundamentals. Travis Bazzana has provided crucial late-season power and an infectious confidence while Jose Ramirez plays through injury. Should the Guardians move soon to sign relief pitcher Cade Smith to an extension, to secure bullpen stability and buy out his arbitration years? How would Bazzana look in the Guardians outfield? The Browns' recent loss to the Jaguars featured a historically big 24-0 halftime deficit, Terry says. Deshaun Watson is facing scrutiny for poor situational awareness, slow processing speed and holding the ball too long in the pocket. Is Todd Monken sending different messages inside and outside the building? And why that might be a good idea. The Browns' defense didn't play much man-to-man defense vs. the Jaguars. Will that change Sunday? Terry says Watson's massive underperformance magnifies the franchise's decision to move on from Baker Mayfield, who is now thriving in Tampa. Why are the Cavs holding training camp in Spain? We ponder. Jim Ingraham’s new book, "So Young, So Great" offers a deeply reported look at Bob Feller’s incredible 1936 ascent to the major leagues at age 17. Listeners write in with the stories behind their favorite jerseys that they wear, Browns or otherwise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices