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Chuck and Tony discuss their predictions for the AFC and NFC Championship Games. Chuck is 46-32 on the season - 16-14 in the playoffs - and Tony is 40-38 on the season - 13-17 in the playoffs.

Chuck and Tony discuss the Browns 22-17 nail-biter against the Chiefs and the challenges of having to now draft in the 20s and not the Top 10.

Chuck and Tony make their playoff predictions and give you their picks on the weekend's games. Get your winners, spread picks, and over/unders.

Chuck and Tony discuss the Browns demolition of the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night in the Wild Card Round and the challenges the Browns face as the team heads to Kansas City to battle the defending Super Bowl Champs this weekend.

Chuck and Tony make their playoff predictions and give you their picks on the weekend's games. Get your winners, spread picks, and over/unders.

The Browns are in, but what does it mean? A hard fought win against a second string Pittsburgh Steelers team could lead to challenges for Wild Card weekend...

Chuck and Tony dissect the disaster that was the Jets game and predict what will take place against the Steelers in Cleveland on Sunday. Tony also marks the anniversary of the Browns first NFL Championship (Dec. 24, 1950). Stay tuned for our predictions as Chuck is 27-18 and Tony is 25-20 with our Vegas picks brought to you by BetOnline.ag.

Chuck and Tony discuss the seismic changes that have occurred in the AFC North over the past three weeks that have given the Browns the opportunity to win the Division. Additionally, we address the Browns win over the Giants (solid win) and this week's contest against the Jets (Browns will win big). Finally, Chuck (27-15) and Tony (24-18) make their straight up, spread, and over/under picks.

Chuck and Tony discuss the Browns wild Monday Night loss to the Ravens and their upcoming Sunday Night tilt against the up and down New York Giants. Listen for the info, stay for the picks: Chuck is 25-14 and Tony is 22-17.

Chuck and Tony chat with BetOnline Sportsbook Manager Dave Mason then discuss the victory over the Titans and the upcoming Monday Nighter against the Ravens.

Chuck and Tony discuss the Browns squeaking by the Jaguars (thanks Doug Marrone) and their upcoming battle with the Titans and Derrick Henry. Tony also provides a history lesson on the 1948 who played three games in eight days traveling from New York to L.A. to San Francisco en route to an undefeated season.

Chuck flies solo while Tony is down with sinus infection (it's not the 'Rona) and discusses Nick Chubb's return and the opportunity the Browns offense has against one of the worst defenses in the league. Additionally, the D needs to focus on the passing attack as the Texans boast the worst rushing offense in the league and are without starting RB David Johnson.

Chuck and Tony discuss the Browns disappointing showing against the Raiders, the injuries that have befallen the team, and the "happy to be 5-3" mentality of the fans.

Chuck and Tony discuss OBJ's injury, the performance against the Bengals, and the upcoming game against the Raiders. It's on Baker from here on out and the Browns have to execute on the next man up strategy.

Chuck and Tony discuss how the Browns performed against the Steelers (not well!) and what they look for the Browns to do against the Bengals this week. Stay tuned for the Vegas picks too, as Chuck is 14-4 and Tony is 13-5 this season. Will Chuck expand his lead or will Tony even it up as the hosts disagree?

Chuck and Tony breakdown the Browns-Steelers matchup. It's a series the Browns have been less than impressive in during their reincarnation (7 total wins; 2 wins at Pittsburgh); however, this year's Browns team has weapons and talent they haven't had in the past. Is this the year the Browns begin to turn it around.

Chuck and Tony discuss the Browns victory over the Colts that pushed them to 4-1 on the season. Who looked good, who needs to improve, and what's the outlook for this Browns team moving forward.

Chuck and Tony chat with Bleav in the Colts host Jake Arthur to breakdown the Browns/Colts match-up this Sunday. The Browns offense came to life at Dallas, but the defense struggled again. Can the Browns offense move the ball against the Colts #1 ranked defense and can the Browns defense stop a Philip Rivers led Colts offense?

Chuck and Tony dissect the Browns 49 - 38 victory over the Dallas Cowboys and how the offense and defense performed in Week 4. Hint: The Offense looked good; The Defense looked as bad as the defense looked good.

Chuck and Tony are joined by Bleav in the Cowboys host Paul Catalina to discuss the Week 4 matchup in Dallas between the Browns and the Cowboys...the offenses for both teams have performed well over the past two weeks, but both defenses have been equally as poor all season...who takes the victory this week? Tune in to find out.