Well, no, we are not opening up tomorrow.

Under local and state regulations, we remain closed.

Right now, what our coaches are doing is meeting remotely with the players.

It wouldn't be much better if the players were remote and the coaches were in the office rather than being at their homes.

So as a practical matter, I don't think it really makes any difference whether or not the coaches are in the building.

What does the testing process overall look like?

We believe by the time in training camp we'll be able to test players and coaches and those who are together a lot

multiple times a week and be able to get the results fairly quickly.

So I'm more confident today than I was a month ago about the widespread

availability of testing. Trust has to be placed in the players, right? It's not like they're

going to be living in a bubble, they're not going to be in a hotel. Well, I think it's not just

the players. We're going to depend on everybody in the building to play his or her part

and making sure that when they leave the building, they are careful. The infection rate is really

low, as I expect it will be, by late summer. And we have adequate testing. I think there's a really

good shot that will be okay. Okay. Welcome into the lounge. We kind of left you a little high and dry last week.

Don't lie. We went radio silent. We ghosted you and didn't have a pot on Thursday. But that's because we knew

we had one coming on Monday with a big time guest Ravens team president Dick Cass. Yeah, exactly. So

we're going to have a couple this week. Sorry for only having one last week, but we wanted to delay

and get you a great guest to provide some great perspective on what's happening with the Ravens right now and

reopening the building and all of that. So before we jump into the interview with Dick, I want to

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