Jaden Daniels, they play Sunday night against the Seattle Seahawks.

And I just think a guy that's had a knee injury and a hamstring injury and some injury issues.

Hamstrings, you've got to be really careful with them.

Look how careful Lamar's been.

I won't be surprised if we don't see Jaden again on Sunday night. The hamstring is like once it happens, right? Doesn't that kind of become like things people get scared about? You got to give it time to Hill and it's, you know, obviously players and coaches aren't trying to do that in the middle of the season. But in a situation like the Ravens, like you want your star quarterback back. That was kind of the conversation outside of that building too too, where the Ravens trying to almost force Lamar to get in there. So it's interesting how to put full participation. Ah, to kind of put a little public pressure on it. We heard the Schefter part. Yeah, there's conspiracies for everything. You can bail on that. We heard the Schefter part. You know, Schefter doesn't throw stuff like that just out there. I guess sometimes

maybe he does, but I'm wondering if he's hearing something. I'll tell you this, if Jaden doesn't play

Sunday night against the Seahawks, of course they have a chance and they've got a better chance

than they had last night, but they need him back. If they're going to get back into this thing,

they have to have him at quarterback. All right, let's get to my game take.

All right, it's actually the good, the bad, and the other that was not good or bad.

I'll start with the good uh i'll be repetitive here but

it was the way that they arrived in the way they played especially in the first half the energy

you know credit to dan quinn the coaching staff the players this team was ready nobody in their

right mind could watch that game last night and say, oh, they didn't

come to play. They came out flat. That's not what happened. Okay, they played a better football

team in their park, which is one of the most intimidating places in the league. I mean, it happens to the better teams in the

league that go in there like Detroit. I loved the way they, as Quinn told Laura Rutledge at

the end of the first quarter in that sideline interview when he said, we're living on the

edge. They came out. They were bold. They were living on the edge. They went for it.

I appreciate that. I do. If you don't, whatever.

Not many teams. Not many teams.

Not many really good teams that are healthy, like Detroit was a few weeks ago,

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