Robert right behind us.

It was kind of crazy.

I was, you know, there was a bigger media availability with Robert right behind us.

And then after that broke up, I went inside the media building behind our camera here, come back out.

And there's Robert Kraft with three or four reporters.

I'm kind of just sitting there talking somebody else. I hear somebody ask about Mark Jackson, and I walk up and I start listening. And he brings up the Meek Mill story, tells it in detail. And I'm thinking to myself, this has got to be a million miles off the record. And then he specified that it was on the record. So that was sort of it.

But is Tutcher and Rich, and that was the voice of Burt Brewer, who always travels around with a lo-fi DJ behind them

that's super snazzy music in the background i don't know why does networks do that why they

have to put music beds behind people but as i speak over a van hila music bed but burr beer is the

senior and at least the shreds burr Breary is the, who also shreds,

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You're eavesdropping on Mr. RKK.

It wasn't eavesdropping. It was like an actual media availability that was going on, but it's like one of those things when you hear the Lamar Jackson question get asked.

It's like, all right, I'm going to start listening now, you know?

And so there was a weird moment, I would say, during a weird week for a team that is in a very, very weird spot right now.

Well, let's just start with – you go ahead.

Let's just start with that comment first, because there's obviously a lot to unpack.

But the Lamar Jackson thing, you know, the way that you reported

it, and I don't want to put words in your mouth or things that you, I'm trying to paraphrase,

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