Hello, hello, hello. I'm Matt Williamson. This is the Lockdown NFL podcast. How is everyone doing this fine day?

It is Tuesday. We did not do them last week because of Thanksgiving. So this is Power Rank Tuesday. We'll get to the game whenever we get to Houston and Baltimore in the ranks a little bit. Not a ton of discuss there, but kind of the outcome we expected.

As I do on some, well, let's give me a quick rundown on what the week's going to entail.

You'll power ranks today.

Michael be on tomorrow.

Thursday, we will preview the Thursday game.

And I promise you guys that we would talk Hall of Fame finalists.

So I'm going to do that on Thursday and maybe throw in a couple Twitter questions, but not as many as usual for Twitter Thursday.

It depends how long that goes.

Hall of Fame discussion is a fun one to me.

And I actually got in the conversation last night about Terrell Suggs. Is he a Hall of

Famer? And I tend to say yes. But I think like wide receiver, that's a really difficult

position and a changing position because, you know, people throw so much more now. Sack numbers

are higher. Not that they're inflated, but, you know, people throw so much more now. Sack numbers are higher. Not that they're

inflated, but, you know, it's hard to get sacks in the 70s, you know what I mean? Because

they didn't throw very often. It's kind of like wide receiver numbers. That judging apples to

oranges almost in terms of what the league was like 20 years ago, 30 years ago, some of the

edge players that are

Hall of Famers are near misses. And I also think there's been a lot of them, a lot of good ones

lately. Jason Taylor just went in, guys like Freeney and Peppers and Jared Allen. I don't know that

Suggs is better than them. I mean, to me, Frini and Peppers are ahead of Sugs.

But overall, I do think he is a Hall of Famer,

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