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Fun show for you guys today.

Jeff Zerebeck is going to be joining us a little bit later,

our Ravens Ritter to do our Baltimore team visit heading into the. It feels like a team we haven't talked a lot about because they've just been beating up on really bad teams. I feel like it was a good time to kind of revisit the Ravens as they prepare to play the Titans. Before we do that, though, I wanted to do a wrap-up podcast for the 2020 season. When I was at The Ringer, I used to do a piece each year that was the lessons we'd learned from the season. I'm not doing that in a written form this year. So I wanted to do it on a podcast. And I felt like the person who could help give us the best perspective on what the 2020 season was and the takeaways we should have from it is my good buddy, Bill Barnwell. Bill, how are you? Always excited to teach some lessons, maize. Thank you for... You've taught me many, many lessons in my time. So I felt like it would be good to kind of give back and allow you to teach everyone else those lessons because... I think I'm going to teach you another lesson today. I'm sure you will.

So we each picked three. I'm sure we'll get into some smaller ones as we have this discussion.

But why don't you just start us off? If you were just kind of listening off, the first thing

you're going to take away and learn from this football season, what would it be?

My first lesson for 2020 is that we don't know anywhere near as much about quarterbacks

as we think we do.

And I think that's totally fair because mine is very similar to that.

So continue.

Well, what's yours?

Mine is that we have to reevaluate the way we think about, talk about project raw quarterback prospects. Okay. You start. I'm going to build off that, I think. You go first. Okay. Well, that's, so that's mine. And I think that if you look at, obviously, the person who's at the center of that is Josh Allen and what he has been this year.

And he hasn't just worked out.

He's turned into one of the most dangerous, efficient quarterbacks in the entire NFL

and turn the bills into a legitimate Super Bowl contender.

I mean, this is not a sneak into the playoffs.

Let's see what happens sort of team.

And I'll admit that I was wrong about Josh Allen coming into the draft. I'll admit

that I made the same amount of jokes that everyone else was making about Josh Allen because we had

seen versions of Josh Allen fail so many times before. And we had seen teams and organizations

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