We've worked hard to get to this position.

And there's a lot of different paths in football.

And there's a lot of different paths in life.

And this is the path of the 20-25 seasons.

So here we are.

And, you know, our goals to make the most of it.

John Harbaugh, getting ready for the Sunday night finale.

We will be there in Pittsburgh for Ravens at Steelers.

Winner is in, loser is out.

That's the one spot yet to be decided in the AFC playoff field.

And there will be questions about the coach of the team that loses. There already are. 19 years from Mike Tomlin in Pittsburgh, 18 years for John Harbaugh in Baltimore. The same

arguments that Ben Rothersberger made a month ago about Tomlin apply to Harbaugh. You get to a point

where you got to ask the question, is it time for a fresh start for everyone?

Does the coach want to move on?

Does the team want to move on?

Shefti was on McAfee's show yesterday talking about one of these two guys ending up in TV for a year if they don't coach somewhere else.

So it just feels, and it's this strange parallel track, and it doesn't surprise me that the NFL ultimately selected Raven Steelers for that final game because it has storylines that transcend the

playoff spot. The playoff spot is the is the fulcrum, but there's all this other stuff,

and it's all, is it Aaron Rogers' last game ever? Is it Lamar Jackson's last game

in Baltimore? Is it John Harbaugh's last game with the Ravens? Is it Mike Tomlin's last game

with the Steelers? There is so much beyond who's getting a ticket to the party. And I really,

I really don't know. And we won't know until one team wins and one team loses. But if the

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