I really think that's an under-the-radar reason why the Ravens front office has been so strong

is that they've been very skillful at maneuvering around the salary cap and managing the financial

side of things in addition to just finding drafting good players.

So the Ravens, once they pay Lamar, are going to almost have the ability to hit a reset button and shape the roster in a new and different way.

They're going to have to get a younger, cheaper roster. So they're already setting themselves up to do so.

Let's get into the real draft, our bunker draft.

Here it is. Peanut butter, frozen pizza, canned beans, cliff bars, pasta, cereal, toilet paper,

applesauce, canned tuna, bottle water, ramen soup, and coffee. Welcome into the lounge. We have another action-packed episode here in which we're finally

going to do our big draft, the bunker draft. But before we do that, we are going to talk

some football and talk about the other draft, I guess the more important draft.

I don't know. What do you think, Garrett?

I don't know. I mean, the bunker draft is high stakes these days. And there's a lot of interest in it.

Well, and it might be my tour to force here, you know, my comeback story.

You've been preparing for this all your life, kind of?

I don't know if people know this, but I've taken a couple L's in drafts.

So it's my time to shine, all right?

So, but before we do that, we want to get into a few emails that we got.

As always, you can read us at the lounge at ravens.nifl.net. We got this one a couple

days ago, and it's a shame that we didn't read it before we talked to Brian McFarland, but I hit

Brian McFarlane back up via text message to get the answer. So this email comes from Victor Sutherland.

He said, a gentleman first time emailing y'all, but I've listened to

pop for quite a while. He said, I actually tried to link up with Minkin London when we took that

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