The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback room is crowded with options, but according to team insiders, that might be by design. On the latest Orange and Brown Talk podcast, cleveland.com analysts Mary Kay Cabot and Dan Labbe made a bold prediction: Browns fans should prepare to see multiple starting quarterbacks in 2025 — possibly as many as three.

Turns out, going 3-14 and having no clear answer at quarterback doesn't make a team a big prime-time draw. Outside of the game in London against the Minnesota Vikings, the Browns have no current prime-time kickoffs, and only two 4 p.m. games, one of which is in Las Vegas.

When the NFL schedule is released, the league inherently tells us what it thinks about how well a team may do in the coming year based on how many times it gets featured in a primetime window.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — When the NFL schedule dropped, Browns analysts Mary Kay Cabot and Dan Labbe weren’t focused on opponents or bye weeks. Instead, they were stunned by a glaring omission that speaks volumes about how the league views Cleveland heading into 2025.