Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Speak Easy, sophisticated sports talk with the best in the game.

I'm your host, Kerr Bear, Kear, and joined here with two very special gentlemen,

both Philadelphia Eagles, and I cannot stand the fact that I'm in the same room with them sometimes,

but they are very good at what they do. First and foremost, we got a crazy suit today with the gold axes. We got Mr. Emmanuel, I can't lie. This one straight from Milano. I can't even lie to y'all. This one straight from Milan. Yeah, no, that's a dude right there. My dog. Yo, I've seen that before you even put it on. Yeah. Not that's hot. You can tell he's been to Monaco before, never took a beat up. We also have two five. Two live. All decades, one of the greatest equals of all times. Gonna have that gold jacket in the future. Talk about it. I'm talking about LaShawn, Shady, McCoy in the building. How are we doing today, man? Listen, I'm going to save that and it's what I want to feel good. Let's play that. You know what I mean? Not for sure. You've been boxing recently. If you ever walk out, I'll let me do the intro for sure. We also got social training. We'll go on. Social trade. You know, just happy to be back with y'all boys.

My dog.

Hey, hey, no, I ain't a lot. So it's funny, though, because he had a little time with the Browns, but he won't claim them. Wow. Look, I always show love because they drafted me, you know what I'm saying? I always show love because they drafted me. But this game, bro, Care Bear, where are we starting, bro? Look, look, we got a lot to talk about today.

A lot of injuries, a lot of shame. I always show love because they drafted me. But this game, bro, care bear, where are we starting, bro?

Look, look, we got a lot to talk about today.

A lot of injuries, a lot of shaping things up in the NFC and breaking my heart.

But we got to start off first and foremost with Monday night action.

Lions, Ravens, what an impressive.

What an incredible game.

I want to know, though, are you guys more impressed with the Lions or disappointed in the Ravens?

Respectfully, utterly disappointed in the Ravens defense.

Now, shout out to Lamar Jackson.

He's trying to keep this thing afloat.

He's trying to keep it a fight outside of the ending two-point conversion,

where he just air-melt it over his A-Flower's head.

But the Ravens defense allowed 40 plus points to Josh Allen's bills.

They now allowed 35 plus points to the Detroit Lions that just looked two weeks ago like they couldn't

figure it out offensively at all whatsoever.

The Ravens defense has way too many great players, especially by name, to be this putrid defensively. Schematically, it's not there. Defensively, it doesn't look physical enough. Zach Orr, the defensive coordinator, he doesn't look like he has the right players in the right time at the right moments. Like this Ravens defense, especially a team that's supposed to be built upon defense historically and legacy-wise, I cannot figure it out. Kyle Hamilton-Malekye starts, supposed to be a lethal combination.

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