2012 Media Guide_PROOF.P - ClevelandBrowns.com

CLEVELAND BROWNS 2012 RADIO/TELEVISION PROGRAMMINGStay on top of all things Cleveland Browns during the 2012 season by tuning in to all Browns television and radio programming throughout the season.get all the latest Browns and NFL news.CLEVELAND BROWNS DAILY DRIVEN BY LIBERTY FORD“Cleveland Browns Daily Driven By Liberty Ford,” a daily radio show devoted entirely to the team and Monday through Friday, from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m., 52 weeks a year. The show is also streamed live on www.ClevelandBrowns.com and www.espncleveland.com.Regular contributors to the show includes the voice of the Browns, Jim Donovan, radio analyst DougDieken and sideline reporter Jamir Howerton. Guests consist of members of the Browns front office, alumniand various personalities from the football industry.BROWNS RADIOTHE PNC BANK CLEVELAND BROWNS RADIO NETWORK PREVIEW SHOW, DRIVEN BY LIBERTY FORDThursdays on WTAM 1100 AMThis weekly two-hour in-season program features exclusive segments with Browns Head Coach Pat Shurmur. Each week, Shurmur discusses theupcoming game live from the team’s training facility in Berea. The program also features interviews with Browns players and analysis from members ofthe Browns broadcast team.CLEVELAND BROWNS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SHOW, PRESENTED BY PNC BANKSaturdays - 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. on WTAM 1100 AMWTAM’s Andre Knott and Nick Camino host this 14-week show that looks back at the week that was in Northeast Ohio High School Football, focusingon the Cleveland Browns High School Game of the Week. Regular appearances will also be made by Browns staffers Matt Florjancic and Matt Yunker.CLEVELAND BROWNS RADIO NETWORK NORTHEAST OHIO FORD DEALERS PREGAME SHOWSundays (Preseason, In-season) - 90 minutes prior to kickoff on the Browns Radio Network (WTAM 1100 AM, WMMS 100.7)WTAM’s Mike Snyder and former Browns QB Mike Pagel host this weekly countdown to kick off that features exclusive interviews with Browns HeadCoach Pat Shurmur and other members of the Browns, as well as members of the broadcast team.CLEVELAND BROWNS RADIO NETWORK POSTGAME SHOWSundays (Preseason, In-season) - Immediately following the game on the Browns Radio Network (WTAM 1100 AM, WMMS 100.7)WTAM’s Andre Knott hosts this look at the Browns game that was, which includes “live sound” to live postgame press conferences, exclusive up-to-theminuteplayer interviews with Browns sideline reporter Jamir Howerton and timely postgame analysis from Jim Donovan and Doug Dieken.BROWNS TELEVISIONTRAINING CAMP DAILYSportsTimeOhio delivers nightly reports from Browns Training Camp in Berea, including exclusive one-on-one interviews, press conferences andhighlights with analysis from local media. Check local listings for dates and times.THE BEREA REPORTMondays, Wednesdays, Fridays (In-season) on SportsTimeOhioSportsTimeOhio delivers nightly reports from Berea, including exclusive one-on-one interviews, press conferences and highlights with analysis from local media.SUNDAY STRATEGYThursdays (In-season) on SportsTimeOhioSunday strategy previews the Browns upcoming game with a four-person panel of experts.MONDAY/THURSDAY REDZONEMondays/Thursdays (In-season) on SportsTimeOhioThe Redzone recaps the previous day’s game with news updates and analysis, as well as fan phone calls.BROWNS INSIDERBrowns Insider includes a weekly one-on-one interview with Head Coach Pat Shurmur as well as features on current and former players. It also consistsof a preview of that weekend’s game.PREGAME HUDDLEWKYC previews the Browns upcoming game with news updates and analysis.BROWNS POSTGAME LIVE, PRESENTED BY SUBWAYSundays (In-season) - Immediately following the game on SportsTimeOhioHosted by Michael Reghi, “Browns Postgame Live, Presented By Subway” includes live “look ins” at postgame press conferences and exclusive playerinterviews. Fans will also have the ability to have their voice heard through phone calls and Facebook questions.BROWNS TONIGHTWKYC recaps the Browns game with news updates, player interviews and postgame analysis.BROWNS RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMMING 283