Fame is a monster of its own.

We have seen guys in the past in all sports sometimes get pulled off by just the fame.

The actual game becomes their sanctuary.

I think that Lamar has already come at realization.

Jordan eventually did, and Tiger certainly did, where,

okay, the one place people can't bother me and can get me out of my element

is when I'm playing.

We got our first chance to talk to Judon this week. He made it clear. If he plays under the

franchise tag, he's not sitting out. He's not holding out. He's okay with it. Yeah, I just

think it'll be fine. Like he said, I think he's going to have another great year and he's either going

to get paid a lot of money by the Ravens before July 15th or someone's going to pay him

a lot of money next year.

To me, it's a pleasant problem to have.

I mean, you've got those four guys and Lamar Jackson, five runners in your backfield who are a serious problem for the opposition.

And Gus has always shown that he's ready for whatever you give him.

The bus is always gassed up.

Gassed up, ignition turned on, right, ready to roll.

Mm-hmm. Welcome into the lounge.

Cliff Brown is back in the lounge this week.

Ryan Mink is off.

So Cliff, welcome back to the lounge.

Thanks for filling in.

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