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I'm going to live on the Built Ford Tough Studio.

Willie in New York, I am in the traveling built for a tough studio in Chicago as I am with Rutgers,

who won last night as they beat Minnesota as they advance to tonight's third round of the Big Ten tournament.

I want to get to the baseball in a moment, Willie, but just because we were on the football and kind of wrap up that conversation, the Baltimore Ravens.

And I know Seelow is going to have audio coming up in just a little while of their jam talking about the way things kind of shook down. But this reminds me, whether it was his

fault or not with this whole Max Crosby situation, it reminds me of Costanza from Seinfeld, quitting

because he really wanted out of Vegas and kind of pushed his way out, which is why and

what kind of started the trade situation. It reminds me of Costanza quitting. And then showing up a few

days later, I'm back, baby, and I never left. It's a very, very odd situation. And then you look at

all the money, the Raiders, you know, basically spent in free agency.

I think they can fit him if he stays, but that's kind of be a weird spot to be walking back in that building today, no?

Yeah, it's weird because I think as you mentioned earlier, last week he was saying his

goodbyes and it seemed like he was ready to close a chapter and walk into a new one

in Baltimore.

I'm still scratching my head how we got here and how did the Baltimore Ravens land

Trey Hendricks?

Because you got to understand this, Jerry, he's a 31-year-old edge rusher, right, who was

limited seven games due to a core injury, who, by the way, isn't the best run defender.

Right.

Like, so, and then you let go of Max Crosby, who's younger at 29, who's a better run defender, and who we don't know the severity of the knee, right?

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