Zac Jackson offers a quick reaction podcast following the Cleveland Browns news of Monday morning and team owner Jimmy Haslam's brief meeting with reporters.

Zac Jackson goes over the final Sunday of the season in Cincinnati, Myles Garrett breaking the sack record and the awkward uncertainty of what comes next. So, what is it? We'll soon find out -- and soon be talking and arguing about it, too.

Zac Jackson is joined by Lance Reisland for a discussion on the state of the Browns, the awkwardness of the final week of the season, Ohio State's Wednesday night CFP quarterfinal vs. Miami and the overall state of quarterback development at football's highest levels. Happy New Year from Zac Jackson and Friends and Fully Loaded Chew.

Zac Jackson recaps the Browns' upset of the Steelers, the pathetic offensive gameplan the Steelers employed and the deserved curtain call for the Browns defense in the final home game of the season. What's next for the Browns? Well, one game really shouldn't change the thinking going forward.

Zac Jackson discusses what's at stake for the Cleveland Browns should the Browns accidentally win Sunday's game at Pittsburgh and damage their draft positioning. He also has some Browns tales from Christmas Eves past on this shortened but special holiday edition.

Zac Jackson goes back over the Browns' 23-20 loss to Buffalo. Should we expect any different from this offense? Is there really any thought to the Browns keeping general manager Andrew Berry? What actually got accomplished and exposed in a competitive game vs. the Bills?

Zac Jackson has some thoughts on Myles Garrett, Josh Allen and Sunday's Bills-Browns game. Later, he's joined by On3 college football expert Ari Wasserman for a chat on Ohio State's playoff chances, the state of college football in general, what to watch for going forward and how the CFP bracket might play out over the next 14 days.

The Cleveland Browns feel like they're close to scraping the bottom, again. Does that mean big changes up top and necessary moves to point to the future? It should. Zac Jackson weighs in from Chicago on a 31-3 loss that was thoroughly embarrassing even by the Browns' low standards.

Zac Jackson goes over the uncertain state of the Browns. Shedeur Sanders absolutely deserves a chance (and is getting a chance) to play his way into the team's future plans. But who's constructing those plans? How much does alignment matter? And what in the rest of the December really goes into shaping these pending organizational decisions?

Zac Jackson goes over some of the production of the Browns' rookie class as a whole, then shifts to some leftover thoughts on Shedeur Sanders: the arguments, the promise and Sanders' extended wait. Of course folks still want to pick a side, but it's clear that the Browns and Sanders need each other regardless of how each side got here.

Zac Jackson goes over the Browns' bizarre but compelling 31-29 loss to the Tennessee Titans. Shedeur Sanders is clearly worth further development. The special teams remain a complete disaster. The Browns were awful in stretches but resilient in others, and Sanders was a bit of a roller coaster but certainly took a step forward. Is it time to get excited by his progress?

Zac Jackson rambles through some Cam Ward and Browns - Titans thoughts, then he opens the #AskinJackson mailbag for listener questions on the future of the front office, Kevin Stefanski and the Browns organization as a whole. We mix in some talk on what's still at stake the rest of the season and the new stadium in Brook Park, too.

Zac Jackson offers some thoughts on the Browns, the importance of patience with Shedeur Sanders, Ohio State heading to the Big Ten Championship Game and more.

Zac Jackson on the Browns' continued special teams failures, the impotent offense and the impending end of Kevin Stefanski and Andrew Berry's six years in charge. This product is unwatchable.

Zac Jackson talks Browns-49ers, the blessed traditions involved with Thanksgiving football and the second start for Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders on Sunday in Cleveland.

Zac Jackson recaps another dominant day by Myles Garrett and the Browns defense, the starting debut of uber-confident rookie Shedeur Sanders and the looming decisions that Kevin Stefanski and others in the organization must make in the coming days and coming weeks. The Raiders wanted put out of their misery, and Garrett and Jim Schwartz got Chip Kelly fired.

Zac Jackson talks Shedeur Sanders' first NFL start, a titanic matchup of 2-8 teams, the quarterback carousel that's preceded Sunday's game and some other Browns issues, including Myles Garrett and Alex Wright's extension.

Zac Jackson discusses the latest change in the Browns' quarterbacking plans and both the NFL debut and pending NFL starting debut of Shedeur Sanders. Later, he's joined by football film guru Lance Reisland for a discussion on how the Browns can build a game plan for Sanders, what Sanders must do to stay afloat and how the Browns can salvage something this season. The Zac Jackson and Friends Podcast is presented by Fully Loaded Chew.

Zac Jackson goes over Myles Garrett's greatness, the Ravens' flaws and the insanity -- on all fronts -- surrounding the NFL debut of Shedeur Sanders, the Browns' quarterback situation as a whole and what realistic expectations should have been (and should be going forward) for Sanders.

Zac Jackson goes over the standard lunacy of another week with the 2-7 Cleveland Browns, then talks to The Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec about Sunday's Browns-Ravens game, high hopes in Baltimore and what realistic expectations for the Ravens should be the rest of the way.