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00:02 - New England Patriots.
00:04 We're not bringing back Malik Cunningham.
00:06 In fact, he's going to the Ravens to back up
00:09 or at least be in the quarterback room,
00:11 although he does a variety of things in Baltimore.
00:14 Malik Cunningham and Lamar Jackson,
00:16 quarterbacks with Louisville.
00:19 Now they reunite in the Charm City.
00:21 - Yeah, I don't have any issue with this at all.
00:23 By the way, and I preface this
00:24 by saying from New England's standpoint here,
00:26 you know what you have at practice better than anybody else.
00:29 You see the tapes, you know how the player performs.
00:31 There's a reason why he wasn't brought
00:33 into the football game to actually play quarterback.
00:35 And yet he was brought up as a technical fourth
00:37 or fifth wide receiver and never saw a snap.
00:39 But if you run an offense with a mobile quarterback
00:42 like Lamar Jackson, doesn't just make sense
00:44 to load up your quarterback room
00:46 with almost the same type of clone players.
00:48 So you don't have to have a completely different game plan.
00:50 I like the move for Baltimore.
00:51 I don't ever think he's going to be playing
00:53 for the Baltimore Roots.
00:54 And if he does, it pretty much means
00:55 the Baltimore Ravens season is over.
00:57 But I like that move for Baltimore.
00:58 You can't have enough good things in your room
01:00 if you want to replicate that offense,
01:02 even in practice with the number twos.
01:04 I like the move.
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