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As promised, right to your phones.

Murray's opening take was on Lamar Jackson and

how everyone should pump the brakes. Mario in traffic, does he agree? Go ahead, Mario.

Hey, guys, how are you? Good.

Hey, listen, I know we keep talking about Lamar Jackson and his, and him being able to not get hurt, let's say.

But let's consider Robert Griffin III, which it wasn't that long ago, and he was

very similar to him.

I just want to hear your take on what you think.

Okay.

So in terms of the injury thing, I mean, they're roughly the same size. 6-2, 2-13. I just looked this up on Robert Griffin. I mean, that was a guy, Maz. You can't catch him to hit him. You can't – quarterbacks are – you know, back then, quarterbacks were protected. Maybe not quite as much as they are now, but roughly the same. So none of these guys have survived from a physical standpoint.

Yeah, look, there's no question.

I mean, Mike, the physical part of it is the biggest question, whether these guys can

survive.

And, you know, I don't think I've ever sat here and said that Lamar Jackson's not going

to get hurt.

So, you know what I mean? It's not, I'm not saying he's injury proof. I just don't like all the comparisons to the previous guys because I'm not sure they all fit. And I think he's faster than Griffin. I think he's faster than a lot of these guys. Now, does that mean he'll get hit more? Maybe. I mean, I'm not telling me he'll get hit less.

But I also think that the big thing to me, that's a distinction right now, he's in his second year.

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