Highlights:

• Thanks to you, our listeners! Without you we wouldn't be here.

• Shedeur Sanders' starting debut was "intriguing," marked by poise and a crucial avoidance of mistakes.
• Sanders' performance demonstrated clear evidence of his discipline to avoid negative plays.

• Myles Garrett: The best Browns defensive player Terry has ever seen?
• Coach Kevin Stefanski offered rare, high praise for a Sanders pass, signaling genuine excitement in his own Stefanski way.
• The disruptive play of interior defensive linemen Mason Graham and Maliek Collins is a key factor in the defense's overall dominance.
• The upcoming game against the 49ers will be a different kind of challenge for Sanders.
• A primary goal for the remainder of the season is to thoroughly evaluate the young quarterbacks to inform future roster decisions.
• Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson earned a positive grade for navigating numerous injuries and successfully developing young players.
• A debate is ongoing about whether Cavaliers forward Evan Mobley can evolve into the MVP-caliber offensive star the team envisions.
• Terry Pluto argues that Mobley's value lies in his elite defense and unselfish play, and he should not be forced into a primary scorer role.
• Josh Naylor’s new contract with the Mariners includes a rare full no-trade clause, granting him significant leverage.
• A listener emails about the gambling investigation involving Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz.
• The Ohio State-Michigan game's importance for legacy persists, with Coach Ryan Day attempting a new, calmer approach to preparation.
• Terry Pluto recommends the book Ernie Pyle's War for its vivid and powerful portrayal of the experiences of soldiers in World War II.

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