The Cleveland Browns are 2–1—and Hanford Dixon believes their offense still has another level. The Browns legend joins Jack O’Rourke, Chef Zae and Chris McNeil to explain why Cleveland’s early wins could be the beginning of something bigger. Zae points out that the Browns are winning while the offense still looks out of sync. Hanford sees the potential for a receiving group that could become much harder to defend. We break down KC Concepcion’s slow start, Denzel Boston’s emergence and what getting Jerry Jeudy involved could mean alongside Harold Fannin Jr. Chris explains why spreading the ball around would give opposing defenses more to worry about. Then we examine the foundation making those possibilities exciting: Mason Graham’s impact, Mike Rutenberg’s defensive approach and the players stepping up around them. Hanford even changes his answer when asked which is more likely: the Browns making the playoffs or the Guardians reaching the World Series. With Pittsburgh next, Clevelan...