Hey everybody, thank you guys for joining us on our Saturday special, very excited to get

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Yeah, thanks for having me.

Definitely. Well, I want to start on the football in the football realm because we've had

you on before the season, talking about the Ravens, a little bit muddy waters with Lamar and

injuries in a contract year makes it kind of interesting down the stretch. Just your thoughts,

Ravens in the playoffs, interesting first round matchup going against the Bengals who they

literally just played, but without Lamar. Kind of how do you assess the season of your Baltimore

Ravens? Well, you know, of course, all this comes down to Lamar. But I think that there's a little

bit of revisionist history going on with a lot of Ravens fans, especially because everyone's

like, oh, we need to get Lamar back, we got to pay him, we got to, well, yeah, but he was playing

for the first, what, six, seven games of the season. And he was not playing that well. So it's

just interesting. Same thing happened last season where he went down for the final part of the

final stretch of the season and people were saying, we need to get him back there. If we had

Lamar, it'd all be different before he wasn't playing that well. And so now, in a sort of weird

way, he went down. They still won most of their games without him, but they didn't, you know,

offense was scoring three points a game or something. And now there's even more of a push among,

in the media and among Ravens fans from what I've picked up to just give Lamar whatever he wants.

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