It's hard to describe sort of the efforts that have gone into, from the players side, from the league side, from the club side, medical staffs, all the different areas in this building have been touched by this whole process.

An extraordinary, extraordinary effort to get us

where we are today, which is on track for hopefully a game in about a month. These rookies

just from a small sample size seem like they're thrilled to be here. They're eager to learn,

and they're just a really like happy go lucky,

entertaining group of players. But yeah, no peanut butter. Well, can I give a tub of peanut butter

a prepackaged tub of peanut butter? It's not uprunning. And no orange juice. Oh, my God.

The orange juice machine. Why am I even coming in? Why am I even coming in?

Welcome into the lounge.

We're recording this at 841 a.m.

This is a little early for us, Garrett.

I haven't even had my morning coffee yet.

Have you had your coffee yet?

I've got my...

You know what? I already actually chugged mine.

I finished it. Yeah, if my energy is a little bit low, it's because I haven't

finished my cup yet. I haven't sitting here next to me, but I haven't actually drank it yet.

So it might be a little low energy podcast. Anyway, we have a little bit of a different kind of

podcast today because yesterday I was on a conference call with Raven's head team physician Dr. Andrew Tucker.

He has been with the Ravens since 1996.

He's been their head physician.

And he was on there to talk to reporters about COVID-19 and how the team's handling it

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