Lighten up, Donny - they seem to be having fun on the sidelines as well as on the playing field. Nothing wrong with that. IMO, Lamar Jackson is nothing short of being the best quarterback in NFL history and I've been a big football fan since the early Baltimore Colts and Johnny Unitas. He was a record-setting quarterback, and the NFL's most valuable player in 1959, 1964, and 1967. He set those records because no one could ever seem to predict what he was going to do when he received the snap from center. Same goes for Lamar Jackson. The big difference is that Jackson is incredibly fast and agile when he sees an opening, whereas Unitas was not that fast, but often took advantage of the smallest opening in the line. Jackson has brought an incredible amount of excitement back into football and his passing game has really improved since the season began. No interceptions for much of the season and those passes look like the football was fired from a cannon with pinpoint accuracy.

I'm looking forward to next Sunday's 49ers game here at Baltimore,

Gary