Welcome to another episode of the From the Podium podcast. I'm Gabe Kalura. As week 16 rolls on,

so do the preparations for the Browns to take on the Bengals this Sunday. On this episode,

you'll hear from offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz,

special teams coordinator

Bubba Ventron, offensive guard Joel Botonio, wide receiver Jerry Judy, safety Grant Delpit, and

linebacker Jordan Hicks.

We'll kick things off today with offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, who talked about the

skill set of quarterback Dorian Thompson Robinson.

Yeah, I mean, it had a good day yesterday.

It was good kind of come out and compete and do some things.

You know, just just get to be able to get a full week under his belt,

operate the offense.

So guys get a feel for him, his, you know, his nuances out there.

And then him getting a feel for those guys and the receivers and how they're running routes and and doing things.

So it was good first day, good first step and hopefully we could keep stacking those days and have another good one today tomorrow and be ready to go on Sunday.

Impact. You have traditionally called plays for a dual threat quarterback,

and you've been calling for Jamis.

So how does this kind of allow you to use a lot of other things in your tool bag?

Yeah.

I mean, obviously, Dorian's a different player. You know, he has a skill set different than James and guys see the game differently. And you could talk about the same play and they might, one guy sees it one way and another guy sees it in another way. So there is that, there's that portion of it where there's always a different element of, of, you know, how the

offense evolves with each guy. And that's quarterback receivers. That's, that's everybody,

but, you know, especially the quarterback position. So there's obviously things that, you know,

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