#142: Greg Roman Stops by The Lounge

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🗓️ 14 February 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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New offensive coordinator Greg Roman talks about the process of building the offense (3:16), Lamar Jackson's development as a passer (13:25) and runner (19:35), the sustainability of Baltimore's scheme (24:39) and more.

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0:00.0	We're needing the dough, we got the flour out.
0:04.0	I mean, we're literally redefining everything we do.
0:08.0	I think he does things at the position that you can't coach.
0:13.0	Like, he can see things.
0:16.0	He's not one of those guys. You go, ah, he didn't see him. He was wide open.
0:20.0	We're going to push extremely hard to be a really potent passing attack, rushing attack,
0:27.6	and the winningest offense in the league.
0:29.6	That's where we want to be, you know.
0:31.6	We're chasing that kind of greatness. Welcome into the lounge.
0:46.3	We didn't have an episode last week because we were gearing up.
0:50.5	Yeah, sometimes you have to exercise patience.
0:54.0	Exactly.
0:54.5	And then at the end of that, you get a really good result.
0:57.2	And that's what we hope today is.
0:58.7	Exactly.
0:59.2	We have offensive coordinator Greg Roman, his first interview since being named the Ravens
1:05.0	new OC.
1:06.4	And I have a feeling he's going to shed a lot of late.
1:08.4	He's going to tell us all the juicy secrets.
1:10.0	Oh, yeah.
1:10.3	He's going to give us all the juicy secrets. Oh, yeah, he's going to give us all the dirt.
1:11.7	Get the game plan.
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