Hello, hello, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. It is Twitter Thursday on a Saturday. I know that's bonkers, but there's many questions to get to. I could not get them yesterday. Quick programming note. First off, we're brought to you by Vivid Seats. I'll tell you about them here in a moment. Another great sponsor for the Lockdown Network. But I urge you, I screwed up.

Mike Sando joined me on Thursday. He's going to be here every Thursday. One of the best shows

we've done in a long time, for sure, this past Thursday. However, you guys know not the most

technically sound in the world, that's for sure, and it makes me a little crazy. When I published it originally, I put the file in from the day before when I did the

Locked-on Giants podcast. It was only out there for like a minute, but I'm just wondering

if your phone downloaded it immediately, maybe you got the wrong one. So please go back and just listen to the

Sando one because you'll love it. It's quarterback tiers. We did it Thursday. He's going to be on

every Thursday from now on. Really, really good stuff. And I just hope you don't miss it because I

screwed up. So it is Twitter Thursday. Joshua Silber, who often writes in, asks me, where would you rank

Ramsey compared to Revis and Sherman? It's too early for that question, first of all, but it's

not a bad one. Don't get me wrong. For those of you don't know, I helped recruit Dorel to

Pitt. Him and I never were at Pitt.

I had moved on to Akron by the time he, you know, enrolled.

But I watched him all through high school.

He was the best basketball player in Pittsburgh as a high school player.

Really made everything look easy because he was ridiculously smooth and was always as fast as he had to be.

That being said, a very fluid, smooth athlete,

he's not the physical specimen, specimen Ramsey is.

I mean, Ramsey is a freak.

I mean, Ramsey's Mel Blunt Rod Woodson for their day.

I mean, like Patrick Peterson.

I mean, like, this is the prototype.

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