Cleveland Browns fans were already primed to dissect every word uttered about Shedeur Sanders. A Monday exchange involving Todd Monken and longtime beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot gave them another reason.
Cabot reported that rookie Taylen Green "could be" the active No. 2 quarterback behind Deshaun Watson and ahead of Sanders against Jacksonville. Monken did leave that possibility open, but the full exchange focused on whether Green could have a small package of plays and whether Cleveland would dress three quarterbacks.
Monken's actual answer explains why the wording became the flashpoint. Asked about Green having a role Sunday, Monken said, "Could be. There could be a package where we have him."
He later acknowledged that dressing three quarterbacks would be "a lot." He did not announce a permanent depth-chart change, though.
But fans started dissecting the way Cabot presented it, as one said, "Mary Kay is deceptive."

#fans #package

LeBron James has added a new venture to his growing list of off-the-court interests: a YouTube channel dedicated to golf.
James, the 41-year-old who recently signed with the Philadelphia 76ers, released his first vlog-style video Aug. 15. The 96-minute video features James and several members of the Cleveland Cavaliers' 2016 championship team during a golf trip to Scotland in June.
Former Cavaliers Tristan Thompson, Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Channing Frye and Richard Jefferson joined James at Cabot Highlands Resort's Castle Stuart Links. Matthew Dellavedova and Iman Shumpert also attended the reunion but were not featured in the video.
The group played in a 3-on-3 format while laughing and reminiscing about the Cavaliers' championship run. The 2016 team overcame a 3-1 deficit against the Golden State Warriors to win the NBA championship.
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LeBron James may still be really good at basketball, but the 41-year-old has a well-documented affinity for golf.
The newest Philadelphia 76er has committed to the sport in his leisure time away from hoops. So much that he's now dropped a YouTube channel dedicated to the craft of his hobby.
He released his first vlog-style video on Aug. 15 featuring himself and former teammates from the Cleveland Cavaliers' 2016 championship team as they gathered to celebrate their 10-year reunion at Cabot Highlands Resort's Castle Stuart Links in Scotland.
James' 96-minute video is a day-in-the-life vlog that includes banter amongst former teammates, friendly competition and memorable moments captured on camera. Former teammates who appeared at the golf retreat included Tristan Thompson, Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Channing Frye and Richard Jefferson.
Together they laughed and reminisced on their ******* le run while enjoying wine. The group played in a 3-on-3 team setting.

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Just when you thought YouTube Golf couldn't get more popular, one of the most famous people in the world arrives on the scene.
LeBron James has launched a YouTube channel dedicated to golf. His first video was released Saturday morning, featuring James and his former teammates from the Cleveland Cavaliers 2016 championship team celebrating a 10-year reunion with a round of golf at Cabot Highlands Resort's Castle Stuart Links in Scotland, which is ranked No. 55 among Golfweek's Top 100 International Courses.
The 90-minute video features most of the memorable characters from that Cavs squad, including Kevin Love, Tristan Thompson, Richard Jefferson, Channing Frye and J.R. Smith, who is actually quite the stick (you might remember that he went back to college and played golf at North Carolina A&T after retiring from the NBA). Apparently Kyrie Irving couldn't make it, though.
The group plays a 3-on-3 match that gets a little heated at times, with James, Love and Jefferson teaming up against Thompson, Frye and Smith. I won't spoil who wins, but let's just say there weren't a ton of darts thrown or birdies made between the six of them. But it sure seemed like they were having a great time, and hey, that's all that really matters.
Earlier this week, a reporter at the FedEx St. Jude Championship posed a hypothetical to reigning Masters champ and world No. 2 Rory McIlroy: If he could offer a golf lesson to any one celebrity, who would he choose?

#frye

Julie Andrews has confirmed that she will be reprising her role as Clarisse Renaldi in the upcoming third Princess Diaries film.
The 90-year-old addressed the burning question surrounding her return to the franchise during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. "I don't think so," she replied to the question. "I think the absolute truth is that I think I'm really past all that now."
She continued: "I'm not completely retired, but it's a different kind of work that I do these days – [writing] books, and I do a lot of recording of podcasts and voiceovers. But truly, I don't think I should be a part of it."
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The actress admitted that it was "still lovely to be working on things" but that she was not looking for film roles any more. However, she shared that she was excited to see what writer Meg Cabot and lead Anne Hathaway have developed for the next film. Julie added that the original movie had been a "very enjoyable film to make".

#span #julie

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is one of the most anticipated players heading into the 2026 NFL season, as he has not played in over a year. The 30-year-old missed the entirety of the 2025 campaign due to a torn Achilles. In fact, in the four years he has spent with the Browns so far, he has played in just 19 games. Nevertheless, Watson is gearing up for a momentous return later this year. What makes Watson's return different this time around is that newly-minted coach Todd Monken's Browns now have incoming second-year standout Shedeur Sanders, the son of NFL legend Deion Sanders. This means the two quarterbacks will have to compete for the QB1 spot. In a recent report by Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot, Watson had his best day of training camp thus far.
"#Browns Deshaun Watson had his best day of camp by far, with nice passes to KC Concepcion, Jerry Jeudy, Denzel Boston and more. He played with confidence and was more accurate than on any other day. It helps to have the full complement in weapons in team."
— Mary Kay Cabot (MaryKayCabot) August 5, 2026
NFL fans and spectators are not overreacting to Watson's reportedly great performance.
"No pads, no pressure. I'm not knocking his performance, but he always looks great in shorts with no pressure. Half our d is not even on field. Full pads will be more impressive," one fan said.

#sanders #cabot #full

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Few beat reporters are as synonymous with an NFL team as Mary Kay Cabot.
She has covered the Cleveland Browns since 1988, serving as the backup writer for The Cleveland Plain Dealer before moving into the top spot in 1991. At the time, Cabot became the first female media member to cover a major pro team in the Cleveland market.
In 2025, Cabot was honored by the Pro Football Hall of Fame after being named the Bill Nunn Memorial Award winner by the Professional Football Writers of America. You can still find Cabot covering the Browns for Cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. She also provides ***** ysis for WKYC-TV.
Awful Announcing recently caught up with Cabot to discuss her career and this year's Browns.
Note: This interview has been edited and condensed for length and clarity.

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It's been a little over two years since Binah Capital Group went public via the merger of Kingswood Acquisition Corp., a special purpose acquisition company, and Wentworth Management Services, a broker/dealer aggregator.
Since then, CEO Craig Gould has kept his head down, working on his strategy for leading the firm going forward as well as the firm's growth and development goals. Now, a lot of those goals are coming to fruition. The firm now has $30 billion of ****** ets under management across its subsidiaries, including broker/dealers Cabot Lodge Securities, World Equity Group, and PKS Investments. The RIA firms affiliated with Binah manage over $400 billion in AUM.
Gould said that going public has allowed the firm to scale in ways it couldn't before, and it has since added some of the largest RIAs in the industry, including Merit Financial Advisors and OnePoint BFG Wealth Partners.
In a wide-ranging interview, Gould outlined his plans to make minority investments in partner firms, consolidate Binah's three corporate RIAs and acquire another broker/dealer.

Routing guides are crumbling. Truckload contract rates set early in the 2026 bid season aren't holding, management teams at some of the nation's largest carriers told investors at a conference last week.
Mini-bid activity has spiked, and some shippers have been forced to rebid their entire book as tender rejections surge, Spencer Frazier, head of sales and marketing at J.B. Hunt Transport Services (NASDAQ: JBHT), told investors at the Wells Fargo Industrials & Materials Conference in Chicago.
"The only reason that happens is because routing guides, once implemented, start to crumble," Frazier said. "They're falling apart. And that's what has happened at an accelerated pace … from March through today."
Heightened regulatory enforcement has been purging noncompliant drivers from the market since last fall. The impact on the supply side was notable in the spot market around Thanksgiving when rates began to step higher. With additional levers being pulled more recently (strict policing of cabotage rules and the Supreme Court's broker liability ruling) many believe market fundamentals have been structurally altered.
"It is different this time," Frazier said. "Our customers are experiencing basically the increased enforcement of government regulations, and regulations that were existing, and a few new ones."

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