Cleveland Browns: Breaking down Brock Osweiler in the DPD Podcast

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Cleveland Browns quarterback Brock Osweiler is in a unique situation, which is the topic of the latest episode of the Dawg Pound Daily Podcast.

June is finally upon us which means we are one month closer to the Cleveland Browns playing a meaningful football game. That also means the starting quarterback position is that much closer to being decided.

Cody Kessler is currently in the lead, but Brock Osweiler and DeShone Kizer are two players who could see some time on the field in 2017.

Osweiler’s situation is particularly interesting, which was the main topic discussed on the latest episode of the Dawg Pound Daily Podcast.

With Osweiler’s monster contract only being guaranteed through this season, it is hard to imagine him being around in 2018. So if that is indeed the case, should he be in the starting conversation for the upcoming season?

This obviously depends on several factors, including the health and performance of both Kessler and Kizer. But as of right now, Osweiler appears to be the odd man out.

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We also discussed Cody Kessler’s interesting offseason diet, along with how Browns fans may be optimistic because of how overwhelmingly position Hue Jackson is every time he talks to the media.

Success in any organization starts at the top, and Jackson is a great leader for this young team. It isn’t easy to have a team excited after a 1-15 season, but Jackson has managed to do just that.

This episode is also available on iTunes, along with the first nine episodes we have recorded.

We are excited to have reached our tenth episode and want to thank all of you, the listeners, for taking the time to hear our ramblings. As always, we encourage you to leave feedback either in the comments or by reaching out on Twitter.

We will be taking a week off, but will be back with another episode in two weeks. Hopefully there is nothing major to report by then, but one never knows what can happen when it comes to the Cleveland Browns.

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