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Whether to PCI boys and girls in today's episode, Sean Peyton contemplates his future.

Derek Carson is goodbye and Steve Young joins us for five good minutes. But we begin today

with Lamar Jackson, who has not played in five weeks and seems unlikely to play this Sunday.

Jackson is famously representing himself in contract negotiations with the Ravens. His

contract is up after this season. We'll run. Where does Lamar Jackson's uncertain status

leave the Ravens both short and long term? It leaves them treading a lot of water, Tony.

Because you got two dilemmas here. One, you don't know what he's willing to give. And

if he's willing to give the way he did in those first three seasons when he was MVP, one

of them is just 25 years old. You don't know what he's willing to give you if he's not

signed. Is he unhappy? Is he going to get out there and risk life in the limb? And then

you've got the oh wait, when he does risk limb, it's too often. No one except Justin

Fields was a pup. No one has been hit more. Contact his, they call it the Lamar Jackson.

So even when he's out there, he's at risk. You don't know if you have him and then if you

can't get him out there, what's the point? The Ravens are in a predicament here, Tony.

They need this guy to win. They've built everything around him specifically. And now you

can't get him out there. You don't know if he's willing or ready to play physically and

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