This is a very meaningful win because where it takes place and who takes place against

it's a good football team. This team will be there at the end of the year in the playoffs you watch.

So we're very happy with this win. I think Marlon said to me

at the end there on the field

because we're not there yet but we're on our way. You know, and I feel like that's something that

that we're working hard on to improve

but in this particular game.

In that particular game, they kicked the crap out of the Patriots because Lamar Jackson was doing Lamar Jackson things.

Five touchdowns in all for Lamar.

218 passing yards and four touchdowns. He had 107 rushing yards. Once again, the leading rusher for the Baltimore Ravens.

That usually is a very bad thing when you quarterback as you're leading rusher.

But when it's Lamar Jackson, you come to accept it.

MDS has coined the phrase double triple. The statistical measurement of at least 100 yards in two or more categories.

And for Lamar, it's the 14th game ever, I think, is what he's up to.

Most ever in league history with a combination of at least 100 passing yards and 100 rushing yards.

He passed Mike Vic a couple of years ago.

I mean, Lamar Jackson does it all and he's getting it done.

And unlike last week, when that 78 yard touchdown run seemed to be the thing that would deliver the win for the Ravens until the dolphins woke up in the fourth quarter.

Yesterday's performance by Lamar Miles was not wasted.

Not at all. And he has been dynamic so far this season. That's what the Ravens really, really needed.

And obviously he's got his contract situation going on.

And you know, every time that he plays this dynamically and then you see some of the quarterback play that goes on around the league.

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