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Lamar Jackson put on a show last night.

The former MVP passed for a franchise record, 442 yards.

I think I said 422 in the first hour.

I shortened him 20 yards.

The Ravens now in sole possession of first place in the AFC North

will break down his performance and what we learned about the Ravens in their epic comeback pressures on Kansas City. It's all straight ahead. Welcome to Good Morning Football. Hey, everyone. We're presented by Old Trapper Beef jerky live in New York City on this Tuesday, October 12th. My name is Kay Adams, Peter Shrager, Kyle Brandt, DeAngelo Hall, our friend and brother from Good Morning Football Weekend, joining us as well.

We've got to get to some highlights, of course.

We've got lots of things about peanut butter and jelly and tacos to talk about, Justin Herbert, who's playing the best football now. Let us know at GMFB, but the NFL world is talking about one thing and one thing only, and that's why we bring in Tom Pelliser, our insider this morning with the news that broke late last night. Tom, good morning to you.

John Gruden resigned as the Raiders head coach. Mr. Davis accepted that resignation. How did this all go down? And where do the Raiders go from here?

Okay. John Gruden had defended himself since Friday when the Wall Street Journal published an initial personal email Gruden sent when he worked for ESPN back in 2011 in which he used a racist trope to describe NFL Players Association executive director, DeMora Smith.

Gruden said repeatedly, publicly, and privately. These were personal emails not meant for

public consumption, and he did not have a racist bone in his body. The NFL turned over additional

emails to the Raiders, but Gruden was allowed to coach on Sunday against the Bears. Then around

8 p.m. Eastern on Monday, the New York Times published an additional trove of

Gruden's emails to Washington, former president Bruce Allen, among others, in which Gruden used

misogynistic and homophobic language, also expressed negative feelings toward the rise of

women officials, the NFL's push for a gay player Michael Sam to be drafted and players

protesting during the national anthem. Within the hour, Gruden had met with Raiders owner Mark Davis,

as well as his staff, to inform them of the study news. Gruden was resigning as the Raiders

head coach. It is important to know one of the homophobic slurs that Gruden used in those emails

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