Episode

Watson’s “Unplayable” Day & the Growing Shedeur Sanders Hype

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The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima
Published
Jul 30, 2026
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890
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Summary

Anthony Lima and Nick Pedone relay Coach Riz's one-word verdicts from Browns training camp — "solid" for Shedeur Sanders, and Lima's own blunt "bad" for Deshaun Watson — before spiraling into harsher descriptors like "unplayable" while noting Watson still hasn't finished a full season since before COVID. A caller argues Jerry Jeudy and Dylan Gabriel should both be cut, prompting Pedone to walk back a potential Gabriel-to-Atlanta trade rumor after the Falcons signed veteran Cooper Rush. Another caller, Trent from Buffalo, delivers a passionate defense of Sanders, arguing the Browns are unfairly saddling a fifth-round pick with "savior" pressure just because Watson is owed $230 million, and accuses ownership of dodging real accountability. Lima agrees he's rooting for Sanders to win the job outright but notes the bar is brutally high for a fifth-rounder, before the hosts tease a gambling scandal in another league and a "double standard" segment on Cleveland sports coverage.