I liked him a lot and I trusted him as a person. I knew he's a good person.

Easy to work for, smart, you know, hardworking, wanted to win.

What's interesting about the Ravens, and it's true of all NFL teams, is how much more complex we have become over the years.

It's fun and it's interesting and it's challenging, but it's complex we have become over the years.

It's fun and it's interesting and it's challenging, but it's also can be tense.

Welcome into the lounge.

It's a little different lounge today.

Ryan Mink is not here.

And so we have Jay O'Brien, our vice president of broadcasting, filling in for Mink.

What do you think of the lounge, Jay?

The new lounge is nice.

It's nice, right?

The new lounge is nice.

Although I miss Mink. It's going to be a much, a little less loud laughed lounge today. I know. I know. I mean, there's always that element, you know, that make rings, but we're going to have to just kind of power on without it. One of the reasons that, you know, I wanted to have Jay join us today is we're looking ahead to training camp and the preseason. And Jay is a person who oversees all of our broadcasting. So that includes our preseason broadcast and also the entertainment

that you see in our games every single Sunday. So we'll talk about that. But before we get into

talking preseason, we have Ravens team president Dick Cass joining us today to talk big picture

content about what's happening with the Ravens and then also get into his background if you want

to be a team president. One day, this is a man who knows how to do it. So with no further ado,

let's go ahead and welcome in our team president, Dick Cass. Well, we have the pleasure of being

joined by team president, Dick, and Dick, before we get

into some of the questions about the team and the business side, one of the things that we always

like to do on the podcast is talk about the great food that we have in the building.

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