Jadeveon Clowney: Good idea? Why the Guardians will be making a deal; the end of a 75-year curse

Highlights: Bringing Jadeveon Clowney back on a one-year, incentive-laden deal: Good idea for the Browns? Why Terry is eager to watch Todd Monken, who replaces Kevin Stefanski's guarded approach with loud, demanding accountability. The Browns prioritized the offensive line this offseason. Who'll start at center? Why a healthy return for running back Quinshon Judkins means so much to the 2026 Browns. RB Raheem "Rocket" Sanders: Terry wants to see more. Harold Fannin Jr.: How many catches this season? What's at stake for Jerry Jeudy; Terry's take on the new deals for Denzel Ward and Grant Delpit with fully guaranteed contract extensions. County Mayo's Gaelic football team broke a 75-year drought, and it's a very Cleveland story. The Guardians are complicating their playoff push with sloppy execution and a disturbing lack of basic base-running and fielding fundamentals, Terry says. Steven Kwan and Austin Hedges surprisingly drove the Guardians' struggling offense through a mid-summer stretch in July. What's it like to be a pitcher who doesn't get run support? We discuss. A listener asks: Ahead of a looming MLB work stoppage, should the Guardians trade for a big contract with the expectation they might not need to pay the bulk of the money? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices