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Look, I want to get your thoughts buck on one of the biggest matchups happening this weekend, and it's the Ravens and the Steelers Sunday night football. We were talking a little bit about what it means for these teams.

But also, there's just enough noise that won't go away around Lamar Jackson that I'm just

trying to figure out what makes sense. Now for anyone that doesn't remember about a week ago,

the Baltimore Sun put out a column from one of the writers that had a bunch of stuff in it

about Lamar falling asleep in meetings and the organization not being happy with how many

video games

he plays all sorts of conjecture on it he was asked about it when he spoke to reporters about the

fact that he's going to play this weekend and he said do you think harbaugh will let me fall

asleep in meetings that's his quote that's crazy i'm right in front it's just noise he also

dismissed the notion that there are issues between the quarterback and the coaches, quote, I don't know where the noise came from.

This all just feels so weird. Buck, like when you have a two-time MVP, could have been a three-time MVP, depending on how you felt about last year, quarterback.

Most of the time, what you know at that point is everything's absolutely perfect and sunshine and roses and the team's going to do whatever it takes for the quarterback. The quarterback's going to do whatever it takes for the team. We're used to that kumbaya. I don't know why there's so much noise around Lamar Jackson. It just feels like every couple of years we end up with some sort of whisper that becomes a yell from some random quotes about Lamar and the Ravens

in their future together. Yeah, but think about, think about what can you think of, Fitsy?

And we don't have to, you know, I don't want to sit there and ask you a question that you

have to think about and kill time and dead air on

radio.

But what's the difference between Lamar Jackson and damn near every other player in the

NFL with the way that business is done?

Oh, he doesn't have an agent.

Lamar represents himself.

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