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From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports.

I don't read the internet, guys.

Take the bull by the hands.

And Brooke, you are.

And Brooke, you are.

Now here are your hosts, Brock Heward and Mike Salt.

I think we will hear from Salt. We're going to take some calls to end the show. We do that on Fridays. From the first T? Is that what I understand? We're going to try to take a call from, is it DuPont? DuPont, Washington. Yeah, DuPont. We may. That one may start the calls at 9.30. We'll see if we can track them down and what the cell reception and all that is. I know it's, what is it today? 70 and sunny down there. So I know that he loves those kind of conditions to get down to DePont. Let's do this, Brady, because it's not just the Seahawks and Niners. There's a bunch of big games going on around the NFL, including the one that

precedes the Seahawk game. That'll be for quite possibly the NFC South. But lots going

on. Ms. Moore is going to spin us around the NFL.

All right. Lamar Jackson set out last week's Ravens went over the Packers with a bad contusion,

but he told reporters

yesterday that he will 100% be out there Sunday when the Ravens face the Steelers in a winner-take-all

battle for the AFC North. But there are some distractions as the Baltimore Sun just published a story

questioning the quarterback's work ethic. Here is what Lamar had to say about the column.

I heard I be playing a game, like one or two in the morning. I don't even do that during the summer, so I don't know what I come from either. But yeah, I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't know what that comes from. Yeah, Lamar, they said that you have fallen asleep at meetings. How do you respond to that? You think Harbaugh let me fall asleep at me?

Like, that's crazy.

I'm right in the front. Like, man, I don't know, man. That's what it is, though. Like I said, it's just noise. Oh, just noise. Shout up to my guy Jameson Hensley from ESPN. He was the one asking Lamar those questions yesterday. This was actually in a column, not a report, not like a hard news report.

It was in a column, not a report, not like a hard news report. It was in a column where the columnist was kind of reporting some stuff that he had heard about Lamar Jackson. And look, that didn't come from nowhere. And I'm not going to speculate on the guy's sources or there's credibility or whatever. but like my gut tells me that did not just come out of nowhere.

Brady, Brady, you're the hitman. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. You wrote a hip piece? Sounds like we got a hitman in Baltimore, too. Yes. Is it a hit piece if everything in it, well, first of all, was fair, but came out, turned out to be true also.

That was the Bratty's piece.

Yeah,

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