You all have been to erase this whole narrative about not winning a playoff?

Oh for sure. You know, that's, it's when to go home right now. I want to win regardless. I don't really care about what people got to say, you know, I only been to playoffs twice. You know, my young career, you know, other people have been in the league forever. I haven't been in the playoffs at all, but it is what it is,

you know, but definitely trying to reach that narrative right there. That's the number one right now

my mind.

Lamar Jackson talking about the reality that he's 0 and 2 in the postseason. And with each

passing loss, the narrative grows and grows.

The distraction becomes larger and larger.

Just ask the Bengals from 2011 through 2015.

But, Peter, I would have suggested a different answer to Lamar Jackson when asked the question about the playoff narrative.

I would say it's already been debunked. It's been winner go home for the last five weeks.

We've played five playoff games this year.

We've been up against it and we've won every single one of those games. If we lose it, we're done. So this isn't really the playoffs to us. This is just a continuation of what we've been doing for the last month. Yeah, plus, you know, I think, Mike, look, everybody is going to want to see Lamar Jackson play well in the playoffs.

I think it would have been a different story against the Chargers two years ago or against the Titans last year.

It would have been a different story if Lamar Jackson had played well in either one of those

games.

And he really didn't.

You know, if you play great and losing some duel, you lost.

That's just the way it goes.

But he hasn't played well in those games.

And so I look at things like, you know, Peyton Manning, was he 27 years old when he won his first playoff game?

There's some number like that.

But I don't, I'm not going to say that if Lamar Jackson hasn't won a playoff game by the time he's 26 years old, well, he's no good.

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