Let's be honest about it.

The tradition of great safety play in Baltimore goes from Hall of Fame Red Reed to Aaron Weddle.

And now here you get Earl Thomas.

Look, if you took D.K. Metcalf, it'd be hard to tell you that you're doing the wrong thing.

But people got to make an evaluation on that. That's why I say it's not on the table at 22. You can just see defensive line

coach just salivating with the idea, if I get this kid a bunch of milkshakes and some pass rush

moves, I guess I'll work with here.

Mm-hmm. here welcome into the lounge there's been a little bit of news since we talked to you last

uh it's been a crazy wild ride of emotions yes losing c j mosley terrell sugs uh you know been

bringing in mark engram bringing in earl thomas i mean it's crazy it's been an exhausting week

it has it's kind of the roller coaster of free agency i think that everyone sort of was ready to jump off a cliff on Wednesday morning after all these guys had departed.

The Browns at Odell Beckham Jr.

And there have been no real – at that point it looked like Earl Thomas was going to Cleveland.

And all of a sudden, things changed in a hurry.

You get Earl Thomas, who was, I think, probably the best safety on the market.

And then, you know, I know there was a lot of smoke around the Leveon Bell thing.

But then the Ravens go get Ingram for $15 million over three years compared to, you know, $14 million a year that it would have cost to sign Levy on Bell.

So I think that you've got to be kind of

excited about both of these additions. Yeah, I'm really excited about them. I mean, Earl Thomas,

I think, they've needed a ball hawk in the back end. You know, they obviously haven't had that

last year. They were one of the league's worst in terms of turnovers and interceptions. I mean, literally nobody had Earl Thomas had three picks in four

games. He would have led the team last year. Yeah. Nobody had more than two. Yeah. Now, I mean,

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