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Tony Grossi

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Browns & NFL analyst for TheLandOnDemand.com, 850 ESPN Cleveland. Pro Football HOF voter. Listen to #TheDailyGrossi, & #TeeItUp. ‘I am an analyst, sir.’
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Todd Monken wants to see his quarterbacks react to a live pass rush in training camp before choosing a QB1

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By Tony Grossi
| thelandondemand.com
Todd Monken dismissed his team to summer recess after completing the spring season with a final minicamp practice. (Cleveland Browns) School’s out. When summer recess ends in late July and the Browns return to work for Todd Monken’s first training camp, his No. 1 quarterback will be … Deshaun Watson. Or Shedeur Sanders.
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Deshaun Watson says he never doubted he’d play for the Browns again because of ‘internal conversations’

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By Tony Grossi
| thelandondemand.com
Deshaun Watson said he's in a great mental state and is totally healthy for the first time since his shoulder injury in Week 3 of 2023. (Nick Carlucci/TheLandOnDemand) If Deshaun Watson reclaims his starting QB job, he’s going to need to re-establish a connection with Browns fans. Or should we say, establish a connection with Browns fans. It has never happened since he arrived in 2022 amid misconduct allegations.
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Joel Bitonio: ‘I could never picture myself in another uniform’

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By Tony Grossi
| thelandondemand.com
Joel Bitonio says he'll enjoy spending holidays with his family, and has no immediate professional plans after announcing his retirement after 12 seasons. (TheLandOnDemand) Joel Bitonio knew the final game last season in Cincinnati was the last game he would ever play. It was a perfect ending for him — a Browns victory over a division rival, with friends, former teammates and family in attendance that January day in Paycor Stadium.
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