Speaker 1: Welcome to the Ravens Press Pass Podcast. The Ravens approved
Speaker 1: to three and one with a dominant twenty eight to
Speaker 1: three victory over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. The Ravens
Speaker 1: really controlled this game from the outset. The defense played great,
Speaker 1: didn't allow the Browns to do much of anything, and
Speaker 1: the offense was highly efficient. Quarterback Lamar Jackson encounted for
Speaker 1: four touchdowns, two on the ground and two through the air.
Speaker 1: He played another great game, and his good friend Mark
Speaker 1: Andrews scored a pair of those touchdowns as the Ravens
Speaker 1: got a key division win. It was a big day
Speaker 1: for the Ravens. As you look around the AFC North,
Speaker 1: both the Steelers and the Bengals, and then of course
Speaker 1: the Browns as well. All three teams in the division
Speaker 1: lost to the Ravens are sitting atop the AFC North
Speaker 1: at three and one on the season. After the game,
Speaker 1: head coach John Harbaugh talked with the media.
Speaker 2: Okay, good to see everybody, really appreciate you being here.
Speaker 2: Just really really proud of our guys. I mean coming here,
Speaker 2: the environment, the team we were playing, how well they
Speaker 2: were playing. I believe me, they're a very good football team,
Speaker 2: very well coached, very good football team with a lot
Speaker 2: of good football in front of them, as we well
Speaker 2: know in our division, so that that win speaks a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm really proud of our guys for the way they played.
Speaker 2: I thought they handled themselves well, played about as well
Speaker 2: as you can play, and those in the circumstances against
Speaker 2: that kind of an opponent. I thought we were real
Speaker 2: patient throughout the course of the game, especially in the
Speaker 2: first half, three and out, three and out, three and
Speaker 2: out against this defense, this great defense, and just to
Speaker 2: kind of just to kind of not get out of
Speaker 2: whack and and keep our heads about us and keep
Speaker 2: trying to keep trying to pound. And then we were
Speaker 2: able to get a couple of big drives, get to
Speaker 2: turn over here there, and get a couple of scores,
Speaker 2: which is what you got to do against a great
Speaker 2: defense like that. So I mean, Rokwan leading us on defense.
Speaker 2: Our defense, our defense got the spike because they pretty
Speaker 2: much closed the game out the whole game. You know,
Speaker 2: that's what they did every single series, led by Row
Speaker 2: and all the rest of the guys that are owners
Speaker 2: really stepped up safety has played good or run defense.
Speaker 2: That's a really good running offense, you know, and they
Speaker 2: were getting some yards on us here and there, and
Speaker 2: our guys, really, our tackles really started squaring up on
Speaker 2: their own line. I thought we set the edge well.
Speaker 2: And then first interceptions, you know, Brandon Stevens getting his
Speaker 2: first ever interception that that was really big, and then
Speaker 2: Kyle Hamilton getting his first ever interceptions at the end
Speaker 2: was awesome. So just really proud of all the guys.
Speaker 2: I thought Mark Andrews just played credible game. And then
Speaker 2: finally Lamar, I mean Lamar that the top right against
Speaker 2: this this defense. You know, it was really a challenge,
Speaker 2: and Lamar kept his poise. He was he was running
Speaker 2: the show out there. He was the point guard, he
Speaker 2: was the general. He was making the calls, making the changes,
Speaker 2: handling the shot clock. I just thought he played a
Speaker 2: fantastic football game.
Speaker 3: What question do you have, John il Big wasn't about
Speaker 3: me him?
Speaker 4: Now that you have two agency more of the road
Speaker 4: games that you come out with both of the victories,
Speaker 4: you know, how's that set you up?
Speaker 5: Can they go?
Speaker 3: Well, it's a good start. I mean it's a good start.
Speaker 2: You know, we've had these We've got all these AFC
Speaker 2: North Road games on our schedule right away, and and
Speaker 2: that's an opportunity and our guys have taken advantage of
Speaker 2: that so far. Now we're gonna go to Pittsburgh next week,
Speaker 2: so in twenty four hours, and then we got to
Speaker 2: get locked in on Pittsburgh because we're gonna have to
Speaker 2: be a better football team than we were this week
Speaker 2: to go to Pittsburgh and win next week. And that'll
Speaker 2: be our goal on our mission.
Speaker 6: John, you once again had a long drive halted by
Speaker 6: a fumble.
Speaker 3: What was the difference that's time in your team's ability
Speaker 3: to bounce back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a good question. I think the progress you know,
Speaker 2: you make from one week to the next is really
Speaker 2: what it's all about. The ability to improve, to learn
Speaker 2: from your mistakes. The victory that is hidden inside of
Speaker 2: the defeat, you know, is something that it's hard to
Speaker 2: recognize sometimes. But our guys did that and they got
Speaker 2: to work and they improved in those areas and they
Speaker 2: and they cleaned that up from last week.
Speaker 3: So we just gotta keep getting better every week. Along
Speaker 3: those lines, he was getting one.
Speaker 7: Game going in the second quarter of the two long
Speaker 7: rides that when you can touched it, Oh.
Speaker 3: It's everything. It was everything.
Speaker 2: I mean, I thought our backs ran super well, hard downhill.
Speaker 2: Some of the gap schemes, those are a tougher offensive line.
Speaker 2: I mean, those guys are penetrating upfield. They're they're very
Speaker 2: good players inside and on the edge, and the backers
Speaker 2: are downhill hitting gaps. So you've got to stop the penetration,
Speaker 2: and you got to get off those blocks and get
Speaker 2: those linebackers and they getting your backfield to make a play.
Speaker 2: Offensive line tight ends just a tremendous job of at
Speaker 2: this game.
Speaker 7: I guess the story broke about two and a half
Speaker 7: hours before the game that Watson wasn't gonna play. Did
Speaker 7: that change I mean, I'm guessing you felt like Watson
Speaker 7: would play. Did that change things.
Speaker 1: Up for you guys?
Speaker 3: Any? No, we had the same plan.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think they run the same offense. Uh,
Speaker 2: you know, of course, you know, Deshaun Watson is who
Speaker 2: he is and and Dorian is who he is, so
Speaker 2: uh but we we really, you know, prepared to play
Speaker 2: against their offense and that's what we did.
Speaker 3: Did very well.
Speaker 7: And you have any sorry James having a you gussage, do.
Speaker 3: You have any update on Morgan Moses or I don't.
Speaker 3: I think we'll know more tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Those are things that will need to take a look
Speaker 2: at with N MRI.
Speaker 7: N Just how impressive, how important were those two back
Speaker 7: to backtown drives had, you know, coming the way that they.
Speaker 2: Did, They were massively important.
Speaker 3: I mean they were really they were really the game.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: It gave us an opportunity to get in position to
Speaker 2: win the game. And we were backed up on both those,
Speaker 2: were we not? Weren't we back inside ten on both those?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 2: And for La Mahart to just like I was just
Speaker 2: saying a second ago, and really it's the whole. It's
Speaker 2: everybody in offense, but against that defense which tries to
Speaker 2: basically stop you before you get started, that's their that's
Speaker 2: their mo to not allow that to happen. It's like
Speaker 2: an all out blitzkrieg, you know, to start to play
Speaker 2: and they're still get in the back end. It's not
Speaker 2: like you can just throw it behind them and for
Speaker 2: Lamar to handle it backed up the dog pound behind him.
Speaker 2: The motions, the shifts, the checks, it the line changing
Speaker 2: the plays. We had to change the place signal to
Speaker 2: the receivers. When you had to signal the receivers, ball
Speaker 2: handling under pressure like that. I just think that's what
Speaker 2: makes that's what makes him the quarterback he is, and
Speaker 2: that's what won us the game. Just in those two
Speaker 2: drives right there, gave us a chance to go all
Speaker 2: the way down the field. Those were those were really,
Speaker 2: I mean, praiseworthy drives.
Speaker 1: How much did you.
Speaker 6: Helped set the tone for the defense to stem?
Speaker 2: I think he helped set the tone for the defense.
Speaker 2: You know, it kind of sounds like a rhetorical question
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 3: You know, uh, he.
Speaker 2: Sets the tone. He did set the tone this week.
Speaker 2: And you know, the thing I love about about Roe
Speaker 2: is he's he's he's he's row. You know, he's hisself,
Speaker 2: he's his best version of himself. He's honest, he's straightforward,
Speaker 2: he's a man of character, and he's a leader, you know,
Speaker 2: and he backs it up and he backs it up.
Speaker 2: And that's what he did, and all the guys had
Speaker 2: his back, and you know, as a coach, you're going
Speaker 2: to be proud of that.
Speaker 8: Talked about you know, running that's throwing over this season
Speaker 8: in particularly before more when we saw him make a
Speaker 8: number of his his say how he sort of finding
Speaker 8: that it's important to sort of come back to that
Speaker 8: as needed.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean it's not go back or go to
Speaker 2: it or anything else. I mean Lamar Jackson is who
Speaker 2: he is as a player because of because of who
Speaker 2: he is and what is what is what his abilities
Speaker 2: and talents and his hard work and his intelligence and
Speaker 2: all those things. So you know he's gonna bring his
Speaker 2: full skill set to every game. That's what he's going
Speaker 2: to do. I mean, he's just what he does. That's
Speaker 2: why he is who he is.
Speaker 1: That was Rape Tech coach John Harbaugh. We also heard
Speaker 1: from quarterback Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 4: A twenty points against the NFL's top ranked defense.
Speaker 7: Do you think do you feel like this offense you've
Speaker 7: made a statement today.
Speaker 9: Uh No, not really. It's still still room to grow
Speaker 9: for us. You know, we're still building. We had mishops
Speaker 9: on the field. You know, we had fun with a
Speaker 9: gate the ball back to the defense after our defense
Speaker 9: made a great start. I feel like we left points
Speaker 9: on the board every week we've been playing. I feel
Speaker 9: like we've been leaving points on the board by the
Speaker 9: miscommunication in the mishouse.
Speaker 3: But we just need to keep focusing and keep getting better.
Speaker 9: But I feel like we got to dub So we
Speaker 9: played pretty good.
Speaker 10: Mar Are you talking about the end of the first half.
Speaker 10: It's a second and twenty six long situation, thirty six
Speaker 10: sects left. You extended the play. What was your thought
Speaker 10: process of not running not running ball out of the
Speaker 10: back because you extended until they had enough time to
Speaker 10: get open and you hit him on a forty three
Speaker 10: yard game.
Speaker 3: They're trying to make something happen.
Speaker 9: We didn't really wanna be second and twenty six had
Speaker 9: a sack I think on that drive, a sack that
Speaker 9: kicked us out of field goal range. So I was
Speaker 9: ticked off because last week that happened as well. You know,
Speaker 9: we got kicked out of k uh. We had great
Speaker 9: field positions, we got kicked out of range. So say,
Speaker 9: made a great play. You know, the line gave me
Speaker 9: per a lot of time, uh to make a read
Speaker 9: and give him a a a great ball and he
Speaker 9: made a great catch.
Speaker 4: Was praising your ability to to maybe some of the
Speaker 4: higher level quarterback stuff about the presence that you was
Speaker 4: talking about balling him with like the s the smaller
Speaker 4: details of it. How do you feel like you were
Speaker 4: maturing as a quarterback in those areas of the game.
Speaker 11: Uh F.
Speaker 3: Just last week I was just immature, you know.
Speaker 9: So just gotta be weekend, week out consistent with with
Speaker 9: with that, with those situations, you know, me being a
Speaker 9: quarterback and me having a ball in my position to
Speaker 9: every drive. Just gotta keep going, keep getting better at that,
Speaker 9: and just keep staying focused.
Speaker 3: Lama, you remember your first NFL star. Whatever can you
Speaker 3: give to a young corpor like DT?
Speaker 9: Y'all had a rough night for about days are I
Speaker 9: mean it's the NFL. Things like that gonna happen. You know,
Speaker 9: we don't want to happen, you know, and we he
Speaker 9: he faced a great defense for his first start. Just
Speaker 9: keep being locked there and keep watching film and Scott's
Speaker 9: living from cause he's a pretty good quarterback.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 9: It's first game, first red NFL game besides preseason, so
Speaker 9: it's different.
Speaker 3: The atmosphere is very different.
Speaker 5: Why did you.
Speaker 7: Feel like it's the mood in the stadium changed?
Speaker 3: That you hit Mark and that uh a touchdown right
Speaker 3: before the half time before?
Speaker 9: To be honest, I wasn't really orrid about the crowd,
Speaker 9: uh the stadium. You know, I was focusing on ouh,
Speaker 9: focusing on us going a touchdown, you know, just driving
Speaker 9: the ball down the field, just finishing in the end zone.
Speaker 3: That's what I was trying to do. We had the
Speaker 3: two minute drive going, just tryna focus on winning, and
Speaker 3: we got the drive done, we scored.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 8: I think it's how good does it feel that in
Speaker 8: the drive like that with a you know, perfect throat.
Speaker 11: Like that to market?
Speaker 9: Uh it's pretty good, you know. But as I said
Speaker 9: in the locker room halftime, I stay locked in. You know,
Speaker 9: it's anything can happen, you know. Uh, a couple of
Speaker 9: years ago we were losing to the Coats in fourth
Speaker 9: quarter and we can made a comeback. So anything can happen.
Speaker 9: You can't just get overwhelmed with scoring rap before halftime,
Speaker 9: cause it's two more quarters left.
Speaker 7: Why it's quite a bit of traffic when you get
Speaker 7: the injuries. Flush touch Now, was that just a case
Speaker 7: of I mean, I've seen it a perfect throw, but
Speaker 7: it's also a case of just trusting uh your receiver
Speaker 7: on that one.
Speaker 3: Oh? Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 9: We I had to pay attention to the the corner.
Speaker 9: You know, he was in the flat. But I I
Speaker 9: believe if I had tried to shoot it, shoot it
Speaker 9: the mark, he coulda PA made a play on that
Speaker 9: probably intercepted it, so I just gave him market shot
Speaker 9: and he did the rest.
Speaker 8: Well, that's a part game of your career.
Speaker 10: You've had multiple touchdown runs and multiple touchdowns passes to
Speaker 10: the same game. Is that a function of this offense
Speaker 10: your development as a quarterback?
Speaker 7: What do you credit that too?
Speaker 9: Just taking away the defense gives me and touchdowns is
Speaker 9: what we all about on offense. We're trying to do
Speaker 9: that and just trying to win at the end of
Speaker 9: the day.
Speaker 7: Where h how do you think your guys used to motion,
Speaker 7: especially in that first half, maybe open up things for
Speaker 7: either the run.
Speaker 3: Game or the pass game.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 9: I believe we had great communication getting in and out
Speaker 9: of the huddle and having guys you know, shift and
Speaker 9: do motions and stuff like that, because before you know,
Speaker 9: we was rushing and not communicating. Well, this game, I
Speaker 9: felt like we pray pretty we we did pretty well.
Speaker 1: I think you touchdown for.
Speaker 6: Trust passing so far.
Speaker 7: It's what kind of mindset do you have to have
Speaker 7: when you're getting around that into actually get into the
Speaker 7: end zone.
Speaker 9: Just what you said, get into the zone of we're
Speaker 9: trying to score. You know, years ago, I always gotta
Speaker 9: go back to the A few years ago, we was
Speaker 9: getting to the red zone and not scoring, and I
Speaker 9: believe a lot of that came with focus. And as
Speaker 9: we're gett into the radzone the black zone, coach call it,
Speaker 9: we gotta focus at a little much harder just because
Speaker 9: we got our way down here, we got to finish
Speaker 9: in the job instead of having talk come on to
Speaker 9: k field goals like usual.
Speaker 1: That was quarterback Lamar Jackson. Now, someone who played a
Speaker 1: great game as well was linebacker Roquan Smith. And Roquan
Speaker 1: set the tone this week in terms of his expectations
Speaker 1: for this game and how he approaches every game that
Speaker 1: he plays in, and that carried into the matchup on Sunday.
Speaker 1: He talked about that in his time with the media.
Speaker 10: We'll see your chance for you in the locker room
Speaker 10: is to be here correctly.
Speaker 12: Uh, what what was in the locker room was in
Speaker 12: the locker room, So we'll leave that in the locker room.
Speaker 5: By I'm obviously you know the coming into this, you
Speaker 5: guys really kind of wanna make it stay mill every week.
Speaker 5: But having done it now, how do you feel about
Speaker 5: the way you guys played collectively? Defensively?
Speaker 12: I felt like we played a really good game. Uh defensively,
Speaker 12: Uh besides letting I rush out at the end of
Speaker 12: the game. You know, I'm like yeah, so like little
Speaker 12: things like that get to me. But uh, we stealed
Speaker 12: it with a interception, so it was it was a
Speaker 12: great team win.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 12: I enjoy going out there with the guys man laying
Speaker 12: it all on the line every single play. So so
Speaker 12: what I pride myself phone and there was a great
Speaker 12: team win.
Speaker 1: So it's just something about Cleveland that brings out to
Speaker 1: worse than you, because feel that if you really like
Speaker 1: gripping off home.
Speaker 5: And setting the hockey people out to the age, see Cleveland,
Speaker 5: or just the way you play.
Speaker 12: Honestly, if you watch me play weekend and week out,
Speaker 12: you'll see I play the same style to the whistle
Speaker 12: and from on your team you love it. If I'm
Speaker 12: not you, I just respect the game. I have so
Speaker 12: much respect for the game in my style, I say, hey,
Speaker 12: i'm'a give it everything I got because I don't know
Speaker 12: which play will be my last, and so that's how
Speaker 12: I play the game. And I always play the game
Speaker 12: until I hang up the cleats.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't I.
Speaker 5: Don't encourage all you that you guys bet guys in
Speaker 5: and out of the line up all year, but have
Speaker 5: been able to play it a high level. Uh if
Speaker 5: you guys can ever get pieces back to get it
Speaker 5: out of herdly, you thought what you might be able
Speaker 5: to do the best.
Speaker 12: Honestly, man, whoever lines up out there, they're warriors, and
Speaker 12: how I think of it, we all go to war
Speaker 12: for each other. We all have each other's back, and
Speaker 12: if they they out there, the coaches and myself have
Speaker 12: the utmost uh respecting those guys and that they can
Speaker 12: get the job done regardless of who's out there with us.
Speaker 12: But you know, you love when your guys are your
Speaker 12: guys are out there, and you know there's some falling
Speaker 12: soldiers and when they get back, they get back. But
Speaker 12: until then, you know, we just have to keep going
Speaker 12: to course, and we can't get sidetracked by uh little adversity.
Speaker 3: In the road.
Speaker 8: You know, obviously you guys aren't doing it against their.
Speaker 7: Defense, but because of the hype around their defense come
Speaker 7: into the skame. Did any of you guys or did
Speaker 7: you see this in anyway as a kind.
Speaker 12: Of mesa Honestly, like I said, uh, early in the
Speaker 12: week in the pressure. I don't concern myself with their defense.
Speaker 12: I focus on going against the offense and our defense.
Speaker 12: So that's my main thing. Those guys can be I
Speaker 12: know I did. I heard that they were like the
Speaker 12: number one defense in the league three week four, and
Speaker 12: like I said, that's three week four. It's a long
Speaker 12: season along the way, so what you do week one,
Speaker 12: week two, it's not about the sprint, it's about the marathon.
Speaker 12: But you know, hats off of those guys for, you know,
Speaker 12: playing good defense. I respect them, they play defense. I
Speaker 12: respect people to play defense, But at the end of
Speaker 12: the day, I'm more concerned about our defense and the
Speaker 12: offenses that we go up against the weekend and week out.
Speaker 7: The teams around the NFL teams are so terrified to
Speaker 7: give bulletin board material. Now, you were talking in general
Speaker 7: about the mindset it takes to go win the game
Speaker 7: on the road. Were you surprised about the reaction that's
Speaker 7: come Scott, and are you happy how to as John said,
Speaker 7: the team rallied behind your back and the h rally
Speaker 7: behind you today.
Speaker 12: Honestly, I don't really care like how people take things
Speaker 12: out of the context. I know what I meant and
Speaker 12: the people that's close to me knew exactly what I
Speaker 12: meant by those con those comments, and it was just
Speaker 12: the the way the way I felt about going to
Speaker 12: or war with my brothers. In honestly, if you need
Speaker 12: bulletin board material in this game, really to like, go
Speaker 12: play the game a different way.
Speaker 3: You playing the game for the wrong reasons.
Speaker 12: I don't need anybody to say anything for me, because
Speaker 12: guess what, when that whistle blows, I'm going one hundred
Speaker 12: miles an hour all game long, and regardless of what's
Speaker 12: I want to say, Rod's gonna play the same way.
Speaker 1: Somebody else had a big day was safety Cal Hamilton.
Speaker 1: He was all over the field and he also closed
Speaker 1: out the game with his first career interception. Here's what
Speaker 1: Kyle had to say.
Speaker 13: So much talking was about the Rounds defense and how
Speaker 13: good this plus he was so walk out of here
Speaker 13: like three picks and to dominate the way defense did.
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I feel like we we hear all that stuff, but
Speaker 11: we don't really listen to it. You know, it's noise.
Speaker 11: People gotta feel their time with something talking about somebody
Speaker 11: and the Browns have been a great team so far.
Speaker 11: Credit to them. Their defense has been lights out. At
Speaker 11: the same time, I pick us over anybody any day, offense, defense,
Speaker 11: special teams, no matter what it is, and I think
Speaker 11: we cannot improve that today. But like I've been saying,
Speaker 11: it's more important for us to go out there next week.
Speaker 11: I prove it again and then again and again again
Speaker 11: all the way up to the Super Bowl. So that's
Speaker 11: my set we have and we're not gonna be satisfied
Speaker 11: until week win it all.
Speaker 5: You guys have been losing guys in the secondary like
Speaker 5: every week, see Blake, don't seem like when they drop
Speaker 5: off and play. Why is that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I mean I've been asked the quecial to get them
Speaker 11: mount throughout camp and this whole year. You know, we've
Speaker 11: had guys go down. We had a couple guys go
Speaker 11: that to day. But it's kind of funny how you know,
Speaker 11: you put new pieces in in the same result, and
Speaker 11: I think it goes to our preparation and guys taking
Speaker 11: their job serious. No matter how lower high you are
Speaker 11: on the depth chart, your name to be caught up.
Speaker 11: You know, we play violent supporting guys go down all
Speaker 11: the time. So shout out to Kevon Seymour or Arthur
Speaker 11: Mallett today, I'm missing a bunch of other guys, but
Speaker 11: I mean those are guys who don't get a ton
Speaker 11: of reps during the week and come in there and
Speaker 11: know what they're supposed to do.
Speaker 13: It.
Speaker 11: Also the professional.
Speaker 5: Sou and you guys have played as well.
Speaker 3: What is it bow?
Speaker 5: Do you think what this defense can be? I mean
Speaker 5: you feel like as well as you're playing, hey, we
Speaker 5: still have a level we could get to.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: We kind of used this metaphor yesterday and the meeting.
Speaker 11: But when you're taking magnifying glass and uh, focus the sunlight,
Speaker 11: you can kind of heat something up, start a fire.
Speaker 11: And we're trying to build that. Uh you know, sunlight
Speaker 11: spraying everywhere. It doesn't really do a ton, but you
Speaker 11: magnify everybody focusing on one thing, one goal, you can
Speaker 11: create a fire, start a fire. So we're trying to
Speaker 11: start a fire.
Speaker 1: Tight end Mark Andrews, they mentioned, scored a pair of touchdowns.
Speaker 1: Big game for him. It was his best game of
Speaker 1: the season so far to date, and he talked about
Speaker 1: that after the win.
Speaker 12: How much as an offense do you take it as
Speaker 12: a challenge to go against I mean, everyone's talking all
Speaker 12: week about the Browns being the number one defense.
Speaker 3: How much did the offense gave that as a challenge.
Speaker 6: You know, we come out here every week, ready to go,
Speaker 6: ready to play. I thought the guys did a really
Speaker 6: good job. You know, we look, we don't look too
Speaker 6: far into anything else, and I thought we were pretty good.
Speaker 6: They're saying we need to get better at and.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Mark, both those touchdowns were like Lamar, weren't like
Speaker 5: exactly you know, the way we're drawn up, extending plays
Speaker 5: and do what you guys do. Well, how does it
Speaker 5: feel or how is it to play with a quarterback
Speaker 5: like that where you guys all see me on the
Speaker 5: same page all the time.
Speaker 6: He's special, man, He's just so special everything that he does.
Speaker 6: I think I thought he played an incredible game of
Speaker 6: you know, just continuing to fight and extend plays and
Speaker 6: to and to make the big time throws. It was
Speaker 6: time and time again that you know, number eight bailed
Speaker 6: us out and and and made this offense ticks. So
Speaker 6: I think we did a good job. I think the
Speaker 6: offense looked pretty good. I think we can get better.
Speaker 5: I know, uh, you know, Coach Monkin this week mentioned
Speaker 5: you specifically as far as looking good, like you're feeling
Speaker 5: like yourself. I know, you know, you all. I thought
Speaker 5: I've talked about yourself and injuries, but how to do it?
Speaker 5: Does it feel to be out there, you know, being
Speaker 5: able to do the things that you know you can do.
Speaker 6: It feels good to be back, you know, and be
Speaker 6: back you know, and feeling better and healthy. And I'm
Speaker 6: just trying to help this team win games and make plays.
Speaker 6: And you know, I think that, you know, I personally
Speaker 6: I made a step in the right direction, but you know,
Speaker 6: as an offense, we need to be better. I think
Speaker 6: coach Monk caught up a really good game, and you know,
Speaker 6: as guys aren't get guys back healthy, We're gonna be better.
Speaker 6: We're gonna be better.
Speaker 10: Guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that, you know, just kind.
Speaker 6: Of ran the corner out Lamar. I think he kind
Speaker 6: of rolled out just a little bit through an incredible
Speaker 6: ball back right corner of you know, by the pylon
Speaker 6: up high, and I'm just going up making a play
Speaker 6: And yeah, that was a fun one.
Speaker 4: Was praising a lot of intangibles today in the league,
Speaker 4: managing the game backed up against the present, things like that,
Speaker 4: what is it that you appreciate about the more that
Speaker 4: you don't think it's enough shining.
Speaker 6: I guess he's the full quarterback. But he's not only
Speaker 6: just a full quarterback. You know, he's able to to
Speaker 6: do so many other things that other quarterbacks can't do.
Speaker 6: And uh, you know that's a beautiful thing. So Lamar
Speaker 6: Jackson's second to note.
Speaker 5: Man, what's the full quarterback?
Speaker 3: He's a full quarterback.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 7: I don't think Cleveland, I don't think they think they're
Speaker 7: a lot of money. The one touchdown offensive way the
Speaker 7: first three games, I guess, what does it say about
Speaker 7: this offense?
Speaker 11: Do you guys have an exaccurate back?
Speaker 6: Well, I think that you look at the top of
Speaker 6: the game that we played today, you got to give
Speaker 6: credit where credit is due. And and you know, special
Speaker 6: teams defense, they played really good games. You know, they
Speaker 6: had our backs, we had their backs. And I think
Speaker 6: the offensively, we did a good job of moving the ball.
Speaker 6: We had some really good drives. We just did some
Speaker 6: really good things, and uh, we got to be able
Speaker 6: to stack continue to do that drive after drive after
Speaker 6: drive being a really good offense like we know we
Speaker 6: can be, because there there were times today that it
Speaker 6: looked really really good.
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