Well, they three of the draft has officially started, but we actually got to go back to day one for this one because there was a lot of confusion, there was a lot of controversy and there were a lot of different thoughts when the Raven selected Kyle Hamilton with their very first pick in the draft. And a lot of people automatically thought, well, you know, Kyle Hamilton, he's gonna be on the field. He's the first round pick. He's a defensive player for the Ravens. He will be seeing that field. He ain't gonna be riding a pint. No, he will be on the field and he'll be on the field a lot. A lot of people are thinking about a lot of three safety sets. A lot of people are thinking that Chuck Clark. He could be around the box a lot more now because that's essentially what I was thinking. Like, all right, you ain't gonna have Chuck roaming the backfield. You're gonna have him up around the box. And you can interchange the safeties and have Kyle Hamilton around the box till you can have him doing different things, which is fine. But now, but now according to Mr. Jason Lackin' for and I know a lot of Ravens fans are like, Jason Lackin' for so expect the opposite. But I know about that because the last thing that Jason Lackin' for reported on that I caught was that the Ravens, they were shopping miles, Boykin in hopes of trading him. And if they weren't gonna trade him then, unfortunately, he would be released and look what happened. Look what happened. So with this, his story on Chuck Clark, and I remember the last time he did some reporting on Chuck Clark, it was with Chuck Clark and Earl Thomas was in a little boxing match. So I would actually believe what he said and it makes sense. It makes sense. The Ravens feel like, all right, we really got our guy as safety now. It's gonna be Marcus Williams and Kyle Hamilton. We got our safeties of the future. And we got them literally for the next five years. Literally because Marcus Williams signed a five years, $70 million deal. Kyle Hamilton, he's the first round draft pick so they have him under a four year contract with a fifth year option. So they literally have their safeties for the next five years. And with Aaron the Costa, like he said before and he's shown that as well, he likes to get stuff done early rather than later. And it goes both ways. He likes to get players contracts extended early, but he also likes to cut players early rather than later. And in this case with Chuck Clark, Jason Lycom for say, Clark has two years left on an extension that he signed. Ravens have been forthright about trading established players, Hayden Hurst, Orlando Brown, Jr., Hollywood Brown as well, whose role was likely changing Chuck Clark's role. Oh, he talked about all these different established players in my fault. So Ravens have been forthright about trading established players whose role was likely changing. When asked whether or not the safety had requested a trade, Chuck Clark's agent said cats declined to comment. Okay, that's interesting right there because Chuck Clark, he knows a business. He ended up getting his spot when Tony Jefferson got hurt. Chuck Clark was not even supposed to be in this spot that he's in right now, but that's the NFL. And NFL injuries provide opportunities. Tony Jefferson went down Chuck Clark went in. Boom. The rest was history. The rest was history. But Chuck Clark knows, okay, they took a they got a safety. They signed a safety to be next to me. They signed in for five years, 70 mil. Oh, didn't they drafted a safety? What? What does that mean for me? So if they did request a trade on from Chuck Clark's camp, it wouldn't be no shock or surprise. I'm very interested to see what type of role Chuck Clark would have in another defense. I'm very interested to see that I wonder how they would use him, how they would maximize a Chuck Clark. But something that I am thinking about, something that I am concerned about, not necessarily with Chuck Clark. And it was a conversation that we had a lot on here that the Ravens, they had a lot of safety. They're going to a lot of safety. They got seven safeties right now. We know what ain't all seven. They'll make the roster. And now it's seem like maybe Chuck Clark might not be on the roster, but they got seven safeties right now. If they are to trade Chuck Clark, I think that they would probably trade him. Well, obviously we in the fourth round right now as we speak, but I would think more stuff for next year. Maybe a late round pick this year, but more so maybe like a fourth or fifth next year. It wouldn't be obviously, it wouldn't be anything significant this year because we're in the fourth round now. But one thing that I'm concerned about, minus Chuck Clark, because they've already taken care of it. But Ravens have had a pattern. You see Hayden Hurst, they traded him away. It was a good player. You see Orlando Brown, Jr. They traded him away. He was a good player. You see, Hollywood Brown, they traded him away. He was a good player. And my thing has not even been my biggest issue has not even been the fact that they've trading these guys away because Hayden Hurst, he wanted out because of the lack of opportunity that he was getting. He's the first round pick. He's supposed to be the guy, but then he got hurt. Mark Andrew stepped in and showed out got it. Hayden Hurst wanted out. Orlando Brown, Jr. He wanted to be paid as a left tackle. He said, I'm a left tackle. I want to be paid as such understood. He said it wasn't about the money. I think it's about the money because left tackles get paid a lot more than right tackles. Both of them get paid significant amount of money, but left tackles make even more bread. But either way, I, it feels about the money. I ain't mad at that. He knew the rapes weren't going to pay him after they paid Ronnie Stammer. Okay, I ain't mad at that. Go get your bread Orlando Brown, Jr. He wanted out. Hollywood Brown. And we're going to dive into the Hollywood Brown. We just haven't had time to dive into his interview with I am Ashley, which we did watch. We watched it because I know that. So in that interview came out, probably got like 20 direct messages. Hey, look at this. Look at this. Look at this. And I appreciate y'all. I love y'all. So we're going to dive into that later, but Hollywood Brown, he wanted out because of the opportunity. The system wasn't right. And we're going to get into all that later, but Hollywood Brown wanted out as well. So all three of those guys, they wanted out. Oh, Ravens on the clock right now. Wow. Good timing. But anyway, all three of those guys, they wanted out. But guess what? Guess what? Well, Ravens, my concern is how will they replace those guys? Hayden Hurst, they never replaced them. They never replaced them. Never. They brought in Eric Thomas and they've had, uh, Nick Boy, it wasn't a replacement for Hayden Hurst, but they tried Josh, all of they just never replaced Hayden Hurst. With Orlando Brown, Jr, they never replaced him. They signed Alejandro. They never replaced Orlando Brown, Jr. The the replacements for the Ravens so far, there's been a lack of quality in the replacements when they trade away these guys. So I'm just that's kind of concerning to me as far as with Hollywood. How they gonna replace? Again, we still trying to replace Hayden Hurst. We still trying to replace Orlando Brown, Jr. And they did sign Morgan Motors. And we'll see what you're wine. James does if he's healthy. They still got passion. I carry you. So you got some options. But last year, they traded him away and did not replace him with quality. So I'm hoping that the same thing does not end up happening with a Hollywood Brown. So it's just something that I've been thinking about. So we'll see. Anyway, we'll see what happens. And I'm gonna actually end up seeing y'all very soon after this, uh, because the Ravens are getting ready to make their selection. So to keep it clean, I appreciate y'all. I love y'all. And like Chuck Clark could end up being when it comes to being a member of Baltimore Ravens. I'm out.