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on Friday like he always is man and here's what we're going to discuss at the end of the show

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we could see sunny styles to Tennessee as highly possible but we're going to start this show talking about Lamar Jackson and why haters need to beware. Beware because his teammate, Kyle Van Nuoy, has come out and defended him and told y'all to back off. Now, I'm going to give you a little bit of barbershop type. I'm going to lay it out, a little outline for you. There were people that thought Lamar Jackson needed to be a wide receiver. None of them thought that he would be a multiple time MVP in the National Football League and would get a second or a third contract with generational changing money. But those things have happened. But those little sneaky people, let me tell you what they've done. They have moved the goalpost. The people that didn't like him in the draft are now saying, yeah, he's an MVP. He's one of the best quarterbacks of the generation, but he ain't won a Super Bowl yet. And see, that's the part of this, Matt, that kind of gets on my nerves a little bit because people want to justify what they were wrong about by changing what they actually were talking about when they

talk about Lamar Jackson because anybody who drafts a quarterback, number one, would love to

have the resume that Lamar Jackson already has, not to mention picking him at pick

29. Yeah, it's funny to me because I think it's even getting to the point where Jackson and Allen in Buffalo,

neither of whom have won a Super Bowl, but they've both been in a league the same amount of time

are becoming all-time grades, not just greats to this generation. You know, like if you want to

look at Bradshaw, Marino and Aikman and Young, I mean those maybe not Brady yet you know but I mean like

these guys who would you rather play against you know Steve Young Troy Aikman or Lamar Jackson

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