The Browns Don’t Need a Trade and Sunday Isn’t a Super Bowl

Ken and Lima back up Brian Baldinger’s no-trade stance, saying a 5-2 team with young starters should only shop if a key player gets hurt before the November 10 deadline, after DeForest Buckner lands in San Francisco and Quenton Nelson and Jonathan Taylor stay out of reach. They apologize to Eric in Atlanta for skipping “Super Bowl Super Browns” and detour into a bit about Indianapolis people they don’t care about, including Bob Kravitz and a stale Bill Engvall billboard. Ryan in Lakewood calls Sunday a barometer for the Browns, but Ken argues Pittsburgh is no longer the measuring stick and that winning the games they’re supposed to win matters more.