RAVENS FINALLY SETTLED ONE OF THEIR BIGGEST BATTLES…BUT IT STILL MIGHT NOT BE OVER!
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The Baltimore Ravens have officially settled a significant roster battle by naming Javon Gwyn as their starting center for Week One, though the situation remains fluid regarding his long-term future. Head coach Jesse Minton expressed strong confidence in Gwyn's performance and readiness to seize opportunities, but he clarified that this decision is not permanent. The coaching staff is aware of veteran Ethan Pocic's capabilities and his return from injury, indicating that the center position is still a pending evaluation rather than a set-in-stone commitment. This approach mirrors previous decisions made regarding other positions, such as the kicking role, where players are given a chance to prove themselves while facing the implicit pressure of potential replacement if they do not perform at an elite level immediately.
Beyond the offensive line, the video highlights the immense pressure on star running back Derrick Henry to help the team achieve its ultimate goal: winning a Super Bowl. Despite having one of the league's best quarterbacks in Lamar Jackson and a talented roster, the Ravens have yet to secure a championship, a fact that Henry finds unacceptable. In an interview clip featured in the discussion, Henry emphasized that playing alongside Jackson without winning a title would feel like a waste of their unique partnership and legacy. The narrative underscores the team's motivation to break through this barrier, with fans and players alike eager for the organization to finally capture the Lombardi Trophy after years of falling short in the playoffs.
The transcript also delves into several fan-submitted questions that explore alternative scenarios and roster construction strategies. A major topic of discussion was whether the team should have kept Orlando Brown Jr. instead of signing Ronnie Stanley, with the host acknowledging that while it is unrealistic to compare their salaries directly, having a more consistent left tackle like Brown could have alleviated some of the injury-related struggles associated with Stanley's recovery process. Additionally, the conversation touched on potential defensive upgrades, specifically the possibility of trading for elite wide receivers like Jamar Chase or Justin Jefferson to bolster the secondary and provide insurance against injuries, reflecting the team's ongoing search for ways to improve their defense and overall roster depth.
Finally, the video addresses the looming uncertainty surrounding quarterback Lamar Jackson's contract extension and the potential fallout if negotiations fail. The host discusses the harsh reality of business in the NFL, where a player like Jackson would likely command attention from other franchises if he were not re-signed, though head coach Steve Beshore has made it clear that losing Jackson is not an option. The discussion also reflects on past drafting decisions, such as selecting Hollywood Brown over AJ Brown and the development trajectory of Zay Flowers, suggesting that while some choices may have been controversial, the team's current focus is on maximizing the potential of existing talent like Elijah Moore and Leonte Carroo to build a sustainable dynasty. Ultimately, the video concludes with a sense of cautious optimism as the Ravens prepare for a new season filled with high stakes and critical decisions.
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So, in breaking news, after months of us
wondering, after months of waiting,
after the competition got to an all-time
high, Jesse Minton finally, you know
what? I'mma let him tell it for you. One
thing I'll say just to kind of get it
out of the way, Javon Gwyn will start at
center for us. Um, got a lot of
confidence in him. This is a guy that I
think like when opportunity knocks, are
you ready to take advantage? And, uh,
he's done a really good job. He's
obviously repped a lot with our starters
over the last couple weeks. Um, and I
would say that's a week one decision,
you know, not necessarily a permanent
decision. Obviously, we know what
Ethan's capable of. He's still coming
back, um, you know, from the injury, but
we got a lot of confidence as a staff
and Javon as a team and, uh, excited to
see him get this first opportunity.
>> So, there it is. Officially, we know who
our starting center is going to be, and
that is Javon Gwyn. And this has been a
very interesting, different kind of
competition at that position. Uh, first
Tyler Lindbomb, he of course left, got
his money from the Raiders. Uh, we
brought in Javon Gwyn, we brought in
Danny Pinter. And the thing about those
two, along with Cory Bulock, who was
already on the roster, they just did not
have much starting experience at all.
So, I know for a long part of the
offseason, a lot of us wondered, is our
starting center even really on the
roster? Because we felt like the Ravens
could still go elsewhere and look for
somebody else who had been there, done
that. But for a while, they didn't. But
behind the scenes they were working with
Ethan Pixk and then they eventually
signed him, brought him in. So a lot of
us felt like oh that's going to be the
guy because he has a lot of starting
experience and with what Jesse Mentor
said because while he did name Javon
Gwyn the starter, he just named him the
starter for week one and he clearly like
let it be known like look this is just a
week one decision. I'm not committing to
Javon Gwyn longterm at the center
position. So, while we have our starting
center, his position seems like it's not
set in stone at all. And that really
reminded me of how Jesse Mentor did with
Tyler Loop because it was the same exact
thing. Hey, we expect Tyler Loop to be
our kicker for week one, but he did not
commit to him beyond that. So, with
that, it seems like, all right, this is
the best man for the job right now, but
it's a pending long-term decision. And
with that, he does put some pressure on
both of those players. He puts pressure
on Javon Gwyn. He puts pressure on Tyler
Loop. And basically, to me, what is
saying is, "Hey, you better be on point.
You better get this thing right because
we have somebody willing and able to
replace you on the roster if things go
south." So, hopefully they don't with
either of the two. Hopefully everything
is squeaky clean with our offensive line
and obviously squeaky clean with our
kicking situation. Uh, but Jesse Mentor
is really he putting these boys through
the fire, man. He he really is. So,
shout out to Javon Gwyn. This will be
his first time starting and woo he going
against what? Deorest Buckler. He he he
got a tough task in front of him. But
with Dwayne Leadford, um, we confident
that he going to get our offensive line
right. I know that is so many people's
biggest worry. Uh, minus the kicking
situation. And so many people are
worried about the offensive line and I
get it. But at the same time, I don't
yet because we haven't seen the
offensive line yet. We haven't seen them
play together. We haven't seen them in
action. I know we got some bits and
pieces from training camp and whatnot,
but we haven't seen them in the actual
game. So, I ain't tripping off of it
yet. And hopefully, they don't give us
any reason to. But, how are you feeling
about the way that Jesse Mentor made
this decision? And do you think that
Javon Gwyn is going to stick as the
Ravens center for the remainder of the
season, or do you think they're gonna
end up turning it over to Ethan Posik?
Let me know in the comments section.
This will be Derek Henry's third year
with the Baltimore Ravens. And if y'all
remember, it actually should have been
his fourth because they had a deal in
place with the Titans years ago, but at
the last second, Titans said, "Nope, we
ain't doing it. Ain't happening." But
then the offseason happened and we ended
up signing him anyway. Uh but we haven't
reached the ultimate goal. Even with
having one of the best quarterbacks in
the game, even with having one of the
best running backs in the league, we
have not made it and won the Super Bowl
yet. But let's listen to a clip of how
Derrick Henry feels about that.
>> I want to win the Super Bowl. So that's
that's a big motivation. I just want to
be able to feel that feeling. I'm tired
of watching
>> every year. I'm tired of being at home
on the couch watching. I want to be a
part of it. So, I want the ring. Like, I
want the Super Bowl. I'm I don't want to
be a dead horse, but I'm being dead
serious. That's That's what I want.
That's why I came here. So, it'll be
crazy for me to say I play with Lamar
Jackson and we ain't win no
championship. Like, I cannot have that.
I do not want that to be a thing. Like,
we got to we got to do it.
>> Now, everything Derk Henry said was 1
million% right. Except with with the
couch part. We on the couch regardless.
If Ravens winning, we on the couch. If
Ravens in the Super Bowl, we on the
couch. If Ravens losing, we still on the
couch. But he was more so referring to
the players and their exit from the
playoffs and whatnot. He wants to be in
the Super Bowl and winning. I get it. We
get it. And we with you 1 million%.
Because what stood out to me about that
clip, and you can catch the whole
interview on on the lounge on Baltimore
Ravens.com, but he said that it would be
basically saying it'd be a waste. Like,
how crazy would that sound for him to
say he played with Lamar Jack? He said
that was the biggest reason that he even
came to the Ravens in the first place to
have the opportunity to play with Lamar
Jackson.
But it would be such a waste if these
two, two of the greatest, not only
playing right now, but
two of the greatest to ever play the
game.
if they had the opportunity to play
together, to wear the same jersey, but
they never got it done. Jesse Mentor,
please save us. Now, we made it to my
favorite part of the videos where we get
to hear from you. Subscribe to the
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leave a like on the video, and let's get
straight to it. First question came from
my guy Terry. He said, "What if? What
if, Terry?" He said, "What's up,
Engraving? It's been a minute. Hope all
is well and I pray that you and your
family continue to be blessed and thrive
within everything y'all do. Hey,
appreciate you, Terry. Thank you, man.
He said, "I got a what if question. What
if we paid Orlando Brown Jr. instead of
Ronnie Stanley?" Oo,
wow.
That's something. I had really wanted us
to keep Orlando Brown Jr. back then.
Man, that seems like that was so long
ago, man. That's crazy how time fly. It
really does. So much has changed just in
life since back then. But anyway, um I
really wanted us to keep him. Knew that
it wasn't likely, especially when we
played Ronnie St. But man, I really
wanted us to. And that boy said, "Oh
yeah, he filled in for Ronnie Stanley."
That's what it was. And he knew about
the money. He knew he was going to get
the bread cuz that boy said, "I'm a left
tackle." Y'all remember that? He said,
"I'm a left tackle." So he was letting
me know like, "Look,
that's the position I play. I'm trying
to get paid as a left tackle. But yeah,
Ronnie Stanley was hurt and Orlando
Brown Jr. stepped in and stepped up. But
continuing, he said, [snorts] uh, would
he be more consistent and available for
us rather than rather than Ronnie
Stanley who has been uh or rather than
Ronnie Stanley has been since the 2020
ankle injury? I I I think so. I I do
think so. Um because yeah, Ronnie
Stanley missed a lot of time throughout
the years. A whole lot of time
throughout the years. That's why I know
a lot of Ravens fans were very hesitant
on the Ravens giving him another deal.
Uh even after what was it? Was it last
year? No, no, it was the year before
last where they had his contract set up
to where he had to play every game. Like
it look in order for him to really get
paid the max amount of money he had to
play in every game. And that man ain't
missed nothing. Like he ain't missed a
snap. He ain't miss nothing. It's like
oh okay. So you can stay healthy. But I
think another big part of Ronnie
Stanley, the whole thing with him was
the recovery process cuz and it sucked.
The timing was just terrible, too. Um
because he had just signed a brand new
deal. Just signed a brand new deal. I
forgot what year it was, but Ronnie
Stanley was a 2016 first round pick. Um
so anyway, I forgot what year he signed
his initial deal, but he had just signed
it. And then not even a week later,
that's when TJ Watt like broke his ankle
or something like that. I forgot what
the exactly what the injury was, but
just timing and I know a lot of people
like, "Oh man, we should have never paid
him." Now, he did have injury issues
prior, but after it certainly got worse,
but the recovery, Ravens didn't handle
the recovery properly or cuz and we see
their track record with injury. So, I
don't know how much of it was on Ronnie
Stanley's side, too, but they certainly
didn't handle it the right way. And
there was one year,
I think it was
2021
maybe or 22, I forget what year, but it
was one year where Ronnie Stanley
actually came back early and too early.
He came back and then he ended up
missing some time. Then I think he might
have tried to come back again that year,
then he ended up missing a chunk more
time. But it seemed like he was getting
rushed back. He he wasn't fully ready
yet and they had him out there on the
field and it just it was a mess. So, but
yes, I do think had it been Orlando
Brown Jr. instead of Ronnie Stanley,
then things could have been different,
but yeah, that this is a what if
question, he said. [snorts] Now, I I
know it kind of doesn't make sense due
to Orlando playing right tackle at the
time and paying him left tackle money
when we already had Ronnie. It isn't
realistic, but I just wonder about that
sometimes. Oh, it's all good. We all get
like that sometimes. I feel you. We
always wonder about how things could
have been if this would have happened.
If that would have happened. So, I get
what you're saying. He said, "But what
you think?" Once again, hope you and
your family is having a blessed day. And
just like Jesse Mentor has with Lamar
Jackson, unlike her ball, big trust. Oh,
shout out to you, Terry. I appreciate
you, man. Next question came from my guy
Beey. He said, "Dear engraven, it's Beey
Raven Nation, stand up." Stand up. Stand
up. Oh, let me sit down though. We got a
video to still make. He said, "Over the
years, oh, excuse me." He said, "Love
what you're doing on the channel, my
guy." Hey, I I appreciate you, Beey.
Thank you. He said, "Over the years,
we've had to transition. 2000 defense
was historic and won. Uh then much
needed change to draft a quarterback in
2008. We picked Flaco eventually won. A
new transition with Lamar getting close
with mild success. Now Harves is out,
mentors in new uniforms, new staff, and
with the hopes of new results. The road
to LA. Let's make it happen, baby. I
mean, it ain't no time like the present,
right? So, Ravens been knocking on the
door for a while. Sometimes they knocked
on the door a little closer. Sometimes
they had to scream at the door from the
ring camera. So they wasn't quite close
to it, but they was a little distance
away. But might as well not only knock
on the door, just break break it down,
man. Break it down. Walk in the house,
look for that Lombardi, and say, "Oh,
you know what? This is mine. We'll take
this now." Elijah Chapman. Next question
came from my guy Dion. He said, "What's
up? The most underrated goat himself.
Just wanted to send an abundance of love
to not only you and your family, but the
family you built here with team keep it
clean." say, "Love you guys." Hey, we
appreciate that. So, shout out to you,
Dion. Appreciate that. Appreciate you
sending love to people cuz people
nowadays people need it need it more
than ever, man. You know that, man. Cuz
it's it's crazy out here. It's ugly out
here. It's stressful like crazy out
here. It's a lot going on in people's
lives who you you will never even
realize. You'll never even realize. So,
I appreciate y um now for my question or
thought. I've sent you some tape on
Elijah Chapman. I know the defense is
loaded, but tell me we can't use that on
a Dline. Plus, he can play both sides of
the ball. And you know how the Ravens
all about players that can play multiple
positions, [gasps]
are they now? Because that was the John
Harball Ravens. We don't know about the
Jesse Mentor Ravens yet. So, that's
could be a little different. We'll see.
He said, uh, and I know that the roster
is already set, but let's just say this
was mad and the salary cap was off. Not
that it matters because we've seen
plenty of teams go for players to help
their teams from KC to the Eagles to the
Bengals. Wow. How you say something like
that and you forgot the Rams.
The Ram like that's the team right the
I'm glad you did put Eagles too and
Casey a lot of times too before but
definitely the Rams and the Eagles for
sure. I man I love it. Anyway said but
my question is would you pull the
trigger and get him? And like anything
negative that's going on in anyone's
life, I'm out. Oh, I like that. He said
like anything negative that's going on
in anyone's life, I'm out. And he said,
"Peace, love, and light, my brother."
Hey, appreciate you, Dion. Thank you,
man. Um,
yeah, because that would give us more
insurance. You did say salary cap was
off. Um, because Beak Beaks is obviously
making a lot of money, but that would
give us more insurance with him. That
will give us more flexibility on the
defensive line. uh that will give us
more just
just juice on that defensive line too.
And that's where everything starts for
to have an amazing defense. It starts up
front. Starts with the defensive line.
They getting pressure. They stopping a
run. Uh [snorts] they got a nice pass
rush. It just makes everybody's job 20
million times easier. Lamar EDC, hold
up. This sound like we got a little
controversial question on the way. Next
one came from my guy Caesar. He said,
"What's up, baby? I just finished seeing
the most recent video you uploaded, and
you were talking about how you are
nervous about Lamar playing for another
team like Pton Manning and Brady did."
Okay. Okay. He said, "Uh, I don't think
Lamar would play for another team
because he has said before that Ravens
gave him a chance with drafting him. If
Ravens never gave him that chance, he
probably would have never even been able
to be in contract talks that he is in
now because who knows what team uh would
he be on and if they would have success
like he has on the Ravens with a winning
record. That is another what if it it
that's true. We'll we'll never know. I
don't think that would have been the
case because him his camp he he was
adamant about playing quarterback.
So he didn't like for the combine. Nah,
I ain't running. Nope. I'm only
throwing. I'm a quarterback. That's it.
They tried then to get him to change
position. He said, "Nope. Uh-uh. I ain't
doing it. Get somebody else." He said,
"I ain't doing it." So, I think he he
would have definitely been a quarterback
for sure. Uh, but had the Ravens not
came calling, not came trade him back
into the first round for him, then yeah,
we we'll never know, but he definitely
would have been somewhere else. And I
think he would have eventually got an
opportunity to do his thing. How it
would have went, we'll never know. We'll
never know because, hey, he could have
gone to a team and they might have
really not been all in on him. They
might have been like, um, he he cool,
but it is what it is. And things might
not have worked out. I find that hard to
believe about things not working. But he
also could have went to another team
that did a lot more for him than the
Baltimore Ravens did, too.
And that's something to think about.
Ravens did give him his first chance.
They drafted him. We get that and love
it for us for sure. Like, shout out to
them because it's been fun. It's been
great.
But the Ravens have not handled his
situation the best as they could have.
They haven't. whether it's come to the
contract, whether it's come to the
personnel around him, building the team
around him, really really being all in
on him, they haven't been
a big issue.
So with Lamar again, it's business. I
don't want Lamar to play nowhere else.
Like I want Lamar to stay here forever,
man. I want Lamar to be a rookie with
the Ravens all the way till whenever he
feel like retiring.
But I also know that it's business. And
with business, again, with with Lamar
Stan, it's a 50/50 chance. It's a yes or
no. And it's no in between. It ain't
like, "Oh, well, maybe." No. It's either
yes or no. It's either yes or no. Either
signs an extension with the team or does
not sign an extension with the team and
plays elsewhere. And it's a harsh
reality, but it is a reality. And we
know also with with business, it could
be a beautiful thing. Oh, yeah.
Everybody's smiling, everybody shaking
hands, everybody signing contracts,
everybody getting money. Business can
also be ugly. Things can turn fast.
So, we'll see what happens. Time will
tell. That's why I say EDC like, "Hey,
you got to add some more meals to it.
Whatever you got to do, please do it and
get it done. Please, we we need our guy.
Please." Anyway, continuing. He said,
"Another reason why I don't think Lamar
would get traded or signed for another
team is Steve Bashotti won't let that
happen. He would fire EDC before he lets
go of Lamar. And I think this off
season, Steve gave a few hints to EDC
that his seat is warming up." Oh, he he
certainly did. He certainly did. He let
it be known. Like, EDC, I just fired
your boy. You ain't even want to fire
your boy cuz that's your best friend.
And yeah, they they just said that his
house just sold I think last week. So,
Harball like really officially moved out
now. Um, but Steotti went against
everybody. Nobody thought Har was
getting fired. Nobody did. Steve
Bashotti said, "You know what? I've been
thinking on it." Yeah. Hobbs, "No, you
you out.
You're out."
That boy Bashotti. But yeah, he did put
that pressure. He told Eric Dasa in that
presser, hey, that that man ain't safe.
He said, "Y'all don't don't get it
twisted." He said, "Eric, my guy, but
that man is not safe." But anyway, he
said, "I overall like EDC as a GM, but
some of his past drafts, especially in
the top four rounds, have been
headcratching. The one that got me upset
the most at the time was when we drafted
Hollywood Brown over AJ Brown. Ravens
have been needing a legit big body
receiver since then, and hopefully he
finally struggled with the Jacobe Lane
pick. Now, I'll say this to for what you
said earlier. Well, where you talked
about how with um with Lamar, maybe if
he went to another team, maybe it would
not have worked out. Again, a
possibility, a chance, but with it being
Lamar, [clears throat] I just I feel
like it it would have worked out like he
still would have looked good wherever he
went. But we'll never know. So with
Hollywood and with us getting him over
AJ Brown and over some other guys too,
we AJ Brown might not have even worked
here because the Ravens at that point
when it came to the development of wide
receivers, they were still struggling.
They were still struggling. Like Zay
Flowers has been their best developed
wide receiver ever that they drafted and
developed. It's been Zay Flowers. He's
been the best one that they've drafted
and developed in my opinion. Maybe
somebody may see some things
differently, but to me it's been Z
Flowers. I love Hollywood. Y'all know I
love me some Hollywood, man. Love
Hollywood, but as far as drafting and
developing all like it's it's been Z
Flowers for sure. Um because there was
that and Hollywood was involved a lot
too. So Hollywood he he got some things
kickstarted with the Ravens. He he
certainly came in did his thing. Um, but
I I feel like with with Z and they are
different players. They certainly
different, but both Hey, both Florida
Ravens, both Brow Ravens, so shout out
to them. But, um, I I feel like with Zay
Flowers, they just they did more and
they consistently gave him opportunity,
consistently like just had him involved.
And Hollywood, he was pretty involved
too now. So, yeah, I would say Hollywood
got it kicked off, but Z Flowers, they
like they they they really got it with
him. So now we're hoping like you said
with with Jacobe Lane um that it
continues with Elijah Serat it continues
with Leonte Wester even though I know he
going to have limited opportunities ever
see but still we hoping that it
continues with Rashad Baitman.
We're hoping that it gets there.
So I I I see what you're saying but yeah
it could have went either way. But
continuing, he said, "One [snorts] last
thing I wanted to ask you is, are you in
any fantasy drafts this season or do you
not participate in any?" Uh, if you do,
I was wondering what your squad is
looking like. I just won last season, so
I'm aiming for that double chin
bragging, right? So, my guy Caesar
trying to show out. That man trying to
win back to back. Hey, Ravens, Ravens,
we trying to win our first one in this
era, but he already think about back to
back. Look at my guy Caesar trying to
start a dynasty. But no, I am not um
with fantasy. I I used to do a long time
ago. long time ago, but once we really
like started with this, yeah, I just I I
couldn't do it because I would be so
focused on the actual game, so focused
on what was actually happening that I
wouldn't be setting my lineups and
whatnot. So, I told my my boys that they
still do it like they still do the
fantasy stuff and all that. Like, but I
told him a long time. I said, "Just take
me out cuz I'm I'm a waste of a spot cuz
I I would I would have people that was
wasn't even playing that week in the
lineup and stuff cuz I would not be
paying attention to it." So, I I said,
"No, I I I can't do it anymore. give it
the spot to somebody else now. They
don't even ask me no more. They don't
even waste the time and and it's it's
been years, too. So, but yeah, I do I
don't even really miss it. I don't miss
it. I don't like for fantasy. I just
Yeah, it was like it's one of those
things you could do for fun. It's
something that's different. But for me,
it was like it was like a whatever.
Again, especially being so invested into
what's actually happening. Um, but yeah.
So, no, I I don't I don't do any
fantasy. Keep up the hard work. I look
forward to seeing daily videos or
whenever you can upload. I appreciate
that cuz there'll be some times when
it's Yeah, whenever we can upload, but
no, I appreciate you a lot, Caesar.
Thank you, man. Next question came from
my guy Scott. He said, "First things
first, keep keep it clean. Uh, thank you
for reading my email." No, no, no. Thank
you for sending it, man. I appreciate
you. He said, "I heard that we might
trade Joe Faniano or keep him. So the
next season Huntley's contract is up,
then let Huntley go to free up some cap
space. Uh
that could happen. That that's a
realistic possibility. We'll see. He
said, "I really [snorts] hope that Nami
Madabk is back for week one, but we are
stacked on the defensive line." Yeah, I
we'll see. We we'll know something like
we should know more later today. Um but
then Wednesday and so so on and so
forth. But yeah, we we so close, man. We
right there. But yeah, about 90 m, we're
going to find out real soon. Uh he said,
"Now for Baitman's legal situations
going on right now, uh we should bring
in another wide receiver."
Uh I I think with the Ravens they could,
but I think that with them they'll
they'll just wait to see how it plays
out. Could something happen during this
season? It could possibly could it wait
it out? It could get cleared, too. like
it could go a lot of different ways. Um,
and I think they'll just wait it out.
Now, if if something did happen this
season, they'll obviously move
accordingly, but I do see what you're
saying. He's saying that just try to get
ahead of it. Um, but I'm sure they
keeping in contact with the league on
whatever is going to happen with him. He
said, "Okay, now if you had one player
that you would be able to bring in from
any position, uh, who would you trade
for?" Um h [clears throat]
probably Jamar Chase or Justin
Jefferson.
One of those two. Um because they just
they're both amazing. They are just
amazing. Like they they amazing. He
said, "Me and my son are so ready and
fired up for the season. Thank you for
making good videos and reading other
people's emails as well. And let's go
Ravens." Hey, appreciate you, Scott. And
shout out to you and your son, man. We
we going to have a lot of fun this year.
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>> The flock flies to [singing] the wise.
It's a wonderful thing. Look what vision
and [music] commitment is and some
discipline brings. When eight becomes
one, the moon swings and the flock sings
[music] for another ring. Man, we tuning
in and engraving vids in that scene
tonight. team. Keep it clean. Hold it
down. The sparks ignite. A name [music]
in the lights. A north star. Ain't far
when you run that north every year.
That's just
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Oh yeah. [music]
Oh yeah.