So YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on is engraving here with another video and man that thing was crazy man. This and foremost shout out to the Colts because this I was dead wrong about my prediction. I feel like the Ravens were going to handle business easily. And that was when I initially made my game picks for this game. I thought Ravens are going to take care of business. This is going to be like maybe like 34 to like 17 something like that. But it's crazy because as the week went along, I just got reminded. And I thought of Carson Wentz because every time now three times, but every single time we've played Carson Wentz, it literally comes right down to the very, very, very end. No matter how bad the team that he's on is. The first game was in 2016, his rookie year, I believe with the Eagles. It came down to the Ravens having to stop a two point conversion. And the next year was last year, 2020, the Eagles, and it came down to the Ravens having to stop a two point conversion. And that game, the Ravens have been up big. They have been up huge. Appreciate that as modious. He said, iron sharpens iron. The team is giving me 2012 vibe, keep the super close games, come and give me a hundred white hairs because this is the kind of team we need to win the Super Bowl. Battle test is straight up. But in last year, the Ravens were not blowing out the Eagles, but they were up big. Then Carson Wentz and the Eagles kept creeping, creeping, creeping, creeping, and then they came back and then it came down to the Ravens stopping a two point conversion. And in this game, the Ravens were down by 19, 19 points. This Ravens team that can't come back from behind, this Ravens team that can't come back from multiple scores behind, this Raven team that can't pass the ball to come back from being behind. All those narratives continue to be broken, broken, broken. And with that being said, this game was just, it was a crazy game. But like I said, shout out to the Colts because they brought it. And oh, with the camera, just a quick update. My other camera, it died. It died. Well, it didn't die, but that battery was blinking. So it ain't no way that camera would have lasted through the post game stream. So we had to come to this one. So that's why y'all see all that stuff going on. Just ignore it. We ain't worried about the camera. We're worried about the game. We're worried about the game. But again, shout out to the Colts. Hey, real quick, if the camera is too much for you, if all the words on the camera are too much for you, don't watch. Simple as that. If you're going to complain about it, go take the complaint somewhere else. I ain't worried about it. You shouldn't be worried about it. But if you are worried about it, that's a simple solution. Thanks. Anyway, the Ravens, they made this thing beautiful. They made it beautiful. And they just, it started off ugly. Started off very ugly because they, man, where do we even start at? Let's start with the offense. The offense first drive, I believe they went three and out. And they got the ball first. I know a lot of people, I remember reading the comments and stuff. A lot of people were like, oh, man, Ravens got the ball first. This ain't good. But the first drive, they went three and out. And then the Colts, they threw this drive where Ravens stop them. Initially, then they get like a penalty that backs them up even more. Then it's third down. It's third down and long too. And they backed up their own territory. I think they were like on their 20 to 25-yard line, something like that. But it's not Ravens football without some heart attacks. That's true. They were backed up on their own territory. So I'm calling it out like crazy. I'm saying it, yelling it, screaming it, like, OK, please watch the screen. It's either going to be a screen or a draw. I knew the ball was going to the running back. I knew it. I knew it. It was such an obvious play. There was no way that Carson Wentz was going to throw a deep ball. There was no way it's going to the running back. It's going to the running back, either screen or draw. Because those are two plays, they're not playing for a touchdown at that point. They just playing for the punt and hopefully they get something big. That's what they're hoping for, but they're not expecting it. It happens football, situational football. It's third and 15. They throw the ball to the running back. Low and behold, wow, it actually happened. Can you believe it? Well, I can because it was obvious. So they throw the ball to the running back and then he takes it. Well, 74 yards, I believe. 74 yards, I think. And it's like, man, like it's like, how can I was just very disappointed with Wink. I was very disappointed with Ravens defense. Like, how can you give that up? How can you give that up? Like how? I just felt like it was so obvious that that was going down and they did not stop it. They didn't even come close to stopping. But then that was the only touchdown that they gave up in the first half. But they didn't get any touchdowns in the first half themselves. And their first drive, they got three and now second drive. They got a first down, but that was only first down that they got. So they punted the ball again. And then they just they could not move the ball. And they were giving up the ball quick in the coats. They were getting first downs. They were like, they were running all over the Ravens. They were passing all over the Ravens. They were abusing the Ravens defense, literally like all game. Hey, Kinga Pugo, hold up. I think you ought to something that he said, shout out to TT and Kiki. Lamar MVP paid that ban. I said, Lamar need a blank check. We said this before, though. This was the first game we said it. But now that blank check needs to be even more blanker. Even though that's not even a word, but you get what I'm saying. It needs to be even more blanker. But it's just, man, it's what they're going to say now. What are you going to say now? What are they going to say now? What's it going to be? Anyway, so yeah, the offense was just I said it on the street that they were taking like baby steps to where every drive, they would improve a little bit more, but it wouldn't be enough to get anything done. And then finally, finally, a little before halftime, they were driving the ball. They were moving. It was like, OK, let's go. So then appreciate that. Hold on, Cam said, he said, I happily admit when I'm wrong, let's go Lamar. Oh yeah, because Cam was saying he was one of the people that was saying the game was over. No, the game ain't over. They had to play perfectly because it was when they were down by 16.  And everything went their way and it happened. Appreciate you admitting that again. Like I said, like I said, during the stream, I got no respect for people that gladly admit when they wrong. Appreciate that. Well, he said, engraving great game, great team, great quarterback. Need to find a few find out a few personnel group formations on defense. But Hollywood is officially a number one. Oh, is he now? Oh, is he now? I appreciate that though, man. Thank you. Lamar officially needs to throw 50 times a game. It needs to be a blank on the date as well as the ammo in the so he can predate it. And then say that they owe him money from earlier years. Oh, I like that, man. Lamar getting that retroactive pay. But yeah, the offense just they could not wake up for nothing early on. But back to what I was saying. In the first half, right when they were they were moving the ball, it was like, OK, this offense, they doing something now. Let's get it. Let's go. Let's go, baby. All right. Here we go. And then Lamar, Hollywood was wide open. He didn't see him. But I was like, OK, cool. It happens. We know Hollywood going to get his. We said that. And then after that, I think the very next play, Hollywood beat his man and Lamar threw a bad pass. It was all on Lamar. He threw a bad pass. And then even if we go, actually, if we back up, you could see Lamar was pressing. Well, Lamar was this game. No, it wasn't on that level, though. But it felt like at some points of this game, it felt like that Titans playoff game a little bit. Obviously, they didn't turn the ball over like, well, they did a couple of times, but not on the level of the Titans game, but it just felt like Lamar felt like the whole world was on his shoulders. And you could see him pressing a little too hard. I think the play where he ran into Ben Powers, I feel like he was just pressing on that play and just overthinking the whole thing. I feel like he was overthinking it. And he ended up running into his own guy. But he and when he missed, there was the clear frustration, but it was nice that despite the frustration, they were able to overcome all of that. But back to when they were in like on a goal line and he threw the Hollywood, but he threw it short. It was a bad pass, all on Lamar, he threw it short. And we had to settle for three. So they go into halftime, the score is 10 to three, but it did not feel like the Ravens were only down by seven. It didn't feel like it felt like the Ravens were down by multiple scores. So what happened in the second half? After a pretty rough half from Anthony Averett, the Colts and that often, they went back and got another touchdown. But we're going to talk about defense in a little bit. But Lamar Jackson in the second half after a little while, because it wasn't all good from jump, because they of course had to drive where they got down to the goal line. And it was looking like, OK, we move and let's get it, baby. And then that fumble, I thought he was down though. I thought he was down, but when they said the play stands, they didn't say the play was confirmed, but I guess they felt like they didn't have conclusive evidence enough to where they could be like, all right, that's a clear fumble. Knee was down before the ball. I mean, the knee was still up before the ball came out. Well, the knee was still up when the ball came out, excuse me. And I was like, OK, well, but then they called the Darius Leonard. They said that it was a forward pass. I thought it was a backward pass, but hey, I guess that was sort of the break-even penalty for that play. But then the Colts, they continued to move the ball. And well, Ravens, when that offense finally woke up, it was just crazy because they literally waited to the last minute. They waited to the last of the last minute to wake up, literally the last of the last minute. And I was just like, man, are you serious? Well, real quick, the confidence stutter. Appreciate that. He said, Hollywood is a reminder that we got to be patient with these guys while they develop. Got to keep that in mind for Bateman. Great point, confidence stutter. Great point. You are 2,000% right. Appreciate that John Moyer. He said, I hope I didn't wake my neighbors with all my screaming. Oh, I'm sure you did, but it's all good. They'll be OK. God said, Hollywood has some nasty moves sometimes, like he can beat people in space and stuff. He's a little bit of a diva the way he shows up sometimes with the extra. And I like that we need it. My boy Preston said, pay Hollywood. It's a little too early. He can't get paid yet, but hopefully they do. Jamel Jones said, drafts, corners, and linebackers. Start board over PQ. I don't know, man. We're going to talk about defense in a little bit, but yeah, we're going to talk about all that. The corners, linebackers, because it was a rough day for them. Wasn't here for the live stream, but I know people were killing Lamar, now they're tooting his horn. Oh, you already know I had goals, man. Oh, boy, Ham came through. Hey. Seeing that message you sent to KDG, I was like, woo. Woo. Yikes. Kalaeus came up the middle, and the kick is blocked, man. Craziness, man. It was a lot of people that left the stadium, too. Lot of people that left the stadium. I'm so glad that they regret it, because I know they do. I know they do. Noma said, give this man his MVP trophy. Been watching Lamar since I was going to Louisville for college. So this man is next level. Hashtag MVP. Man, you had the pleasure of being able to do that? Oh, man. That's, I like that. Love that. Appreciate that, too. Dave Frank said, Ravens owe all of the fans some pacemakers after this one. Yeah, they had a lot of games where, yeah, we deserve something. They need to send us a bottle of that Ravens wine that's like $62 or something. Yikes. When I saw that, I saw the Ravens wine. I was like, oh, y'all doing wine now? Then I saw one bottle, $62.  My god, God. He said, was anyone else only that they kept the tempo fast and over time? I felt like that was so key. Credit for that. Yes. Because that was scary. And I said it right before they went to overtime. I was like, well, I think they could catch the Colts slipping with the run game. But the Colts were like, nope. Y'all ain't running the ball on us. So I was glad that even though they tried some runs here and there, didn't work. They were like, nope, we getting back to what's working. Shout out, my guy, G-Roll. Just left the game at a tune in. Let's go. Oh, you were there? So, man, that was crazy, man. Good thing you didn't leave early. Appreciate that, Joe. So we got 620 people in here with only 92 likes. Like the video. I appreciate what you're doing. Graven Action Jackson is clutch. Go Ravens. Appreciate it. Oh, it's all good, Ham. I know a lot of people, them emotions, get the flying, man. And Graven, something wrong with the string, you have stuff No, it's nothing wrong with it. I'm using a different camera right now because my other camera, it was dying. So it wasn't going to make it through. So that camera is taking a little rest. So anyway, make sure you leave a like on the video. We got 766 people in here. But it's only 239 likes. Yeah, click the thumbs up button. Click the thumbs up button. Colts fans, don't feel bad, man. Don't feel bad. Your boy showed up to play. They showed up to play. And they brought it literally for 60 minutes. They brought it. But it was in the 61st minute when the Ravens won that toss. And the way that things were going, there is. He said Lamar came through for over 400. That narrative is dead. What a game. But yeah, are we first in the North? Yeah, we are. But honestly, I'm not really on that right now. Me personally. I mean, it's good. It's cool. After five games, he first in the North. But obviously, there's a long season to go. But that's not even. I mean, I just love the 4-1. I love the 4-1. And it could have been some other records. It could have been some other numbers. But they're 4-1. So no matter how you slice it, it could have watered shooters. So what could have been, what could have possibly happened, they're 4-1. So that's nice. That's a beautiful record. Appreciate that. There's more to this. I'm tipsy from the game. And I'll likely be tipsy for every week and the rest of the season. I'm promising, y'all. I'm seeing some manning Brady vibes from Lamar. What did we end on with the Russian, y'all? Regardless, I'm proud of them for achieving such a difficult record. I don't even know. I don't even know. I think they have maybe 39 or 40, something like that. Let me see. Let me see what, let me look it up right now. What they have for Russian yards. Right now, let me check it. Them boys are one, man. Oh, that game was crazy. Crazy. Oh, no, team stats. I'm checking right now. I know y'all probably done put it in. Oh, 86? 86. Oh, so they came up 14 short. OK, cool. All good. Not worried about it. That's fine. 86, OK. They won. Like, again, that Russian record would have been cool, but winning the game is a lot cooler. It's a lot cooler. Yeah, people cared about the record. Jace, they cared about the record. But when it got to that one point in the game, none of us were worried about that record. When none of us were worried about it. So, yeah, man, it's good stuff. But Lamar, well, over 400 yards, four touchdowns. Appreciate that, Tony. He said, this has been a rough week for kickers. And shout out to Nata for being inducted to the Ring of Honor. Yeah, hey, appreciate that, Jenaugh. He said, one big on DraftKings tonight. Let's go Raven, Steve, and shout out to you. Bring a semi-truck to extend Lamar. Not bad for a running back. So when he said, was there a Russian record, I was worried about the win. See, Lody Nata. You know Lody Nata. When that game was, what, 22 to 3? Lody Nata was like, I ain't coming here for this. I sure ain't coming here for this. This is what y'all brought me here to do, man. I'm about to be out. Lody Nata probably got up, and then he starts seeing a comeback.  Let me sit down for a minute. But Mike said, love you too.  Make sure y'all get your heart racing check. What a game. Yep, exactly, man. You ain't lying, man. Ain't nobody more mad about the record than Fanger, or yeah, man.  And that's why the Steelers went over there and they took care of business too. But Lamar did his thing. He did his thing. The offensive line in this game, I saw, it's funny because when we were toward the end of the previous stream, the end game stream, somebody was like, oh, the offensive line, they played good. They only gave up to sex. And it's like, it's gotten to that point where the offensive line has been so rough that we have to be happy about only giving up to sex. Like, that's rough. And I know they're not gonna be perfect.   But it's like, man, that's where we at right now. And that's something to think about. Not have never seen an offense like that. Sit in the E-Pile coin. You ain't lying, man. You sure ain't never seen an offense like that. Never. But yeah, man, the offensive line, run blocking, terrible. Pass blocking, first half, they were all right. Second half, they got better. And Ravens, they picked up the pace. And it was nice to see them pick up the pace. And even though they were forced into the situation where they had to pick up the pace, it was really nice to see the Ravens. It was really nice to see them in that situation.  But hey, they dealt with it and they took care of business. But it was nice to see them playing with urgency because with the Ravens, a lot of times we're not used to that. They were playing with urgency consistently. And I really appreciated that a lot. What happened to the mesh point? Is that not a thing anymore? It was bad. It was bad with Devontae Freeman. It was bad. Even though that my boy Devontae, hey, he came through at the end. He done heard everybody talking bad about it. I'm saying, hey, man, why is this guy active and whatnot? He didn't hurt it. And he was making, not in a running game, but in a passing game. He was making his plays toward the end of that game because Lamar kept going to him. And this is something big about Lamar too. This year, he's been taking the check down a lot more.   So he's been taking a lot of those this year and definitely on those last couple of drives, he was taking it. So that was a beautiful thing, man. I loved it. Loved it. Murray is useless. I wouldn't say Murray is useless. But again, he does what his role is. Get like three, four yards. That's his thing. That's it. That's it. He said start free. I don't know, man. I don't know about that one. Tyson Williams, this game, wasn't anything special this game. But again, none of the running backs running the ball worked because that offensive line didn't really create anything for them to run through. So yeah, that was unfortunate. But it is what it is. Appreciate that, Quincy. He said, I don't want to be the prisoner of the moment, but the no huddle could be a great change up going forward. Oh, trust me. Trust me. We've been talking about that for a long time, especially. And this is not you being the prisoner of the moment, Quincy. So don't even worry about that. But we've been talking about that for a very long time and especially since the last year in the Colts game. Last year in the Colts game, we've been thinking, oh man. Because that's when they really brought out that no huddle in the second half. They were picking up the pace, and they were moving. LeMau was looking comfortable. They were doing it, man. And then all of a sudden after that, it just disappeared. It disappeared. It disappeared, and it was never to return again until they just, oh, you know what? Let's pull it out against the Colts again. So you don't, the two minute warning, and I mean under two minutes left in the half or left in the second quarter or left in the fourth quarter, that doesn't have to be the only time you run no huddle. It doesn't.  You don't have to do that, but you can do it, man. You can do it. My biggest concern right now is big Ben Cleveland going down. Yeah, especially since he got caught it off. Now hopefully they were just being extra cautious, but with the way that season been going, we'll see, we'll see. So we don't know about the injuries yet. We won't know about the injuries till probably tomorrow. Yeah, probably tomorrow, not even tonight, tomorrow. So we'll see. You know, once we find out, we'll let y'all know. Lamar looks sharper when they kept it moving. You can see he, you can see he has a frenetic energy about him. That's the last thing in the offense that needs to match him. Not even know huddle all the time, just faster. That's true. That's true. That's true. They throw over the right side once or twice. They were targeting Avery. Yes, you are a thousand percent right. And let's just close off on the offense real quick. Talked about Lamar, obviously did his thing. Offensive learning, they were shaking you right. Running backs couldn't do anything, because there was no, there was no, no lanes for them to run. Like none of them could do anything. Tight up, Mark Andrews. Mark Andrews showed up big today. How much y'all, I feel like he had like 150, something like that. But either way, he showed up big. Let me see how much yards he had, man. Cause he was going off, man. He had that one drop, never looked back. Mark Andrews. Oh yeah, 147 yards. So he had about about 152 touchdowns. Hollywood had nine, well, real quick. Mark Andrews first though. This was a big game. And at least saying this before, it's weird because it feels like every single Ravens game is a big game this year. And next week you got the Chargers, that's a big game. I don't know when the NFL can start flexing, but I'm pretty sure that if they could start flexing next week, I'm pretty sure that they would. But I think it's still too early. I don't think they start flexing till week, I think week seven or eight is the earliest. I don't remember for sure though. I don't remember for sure. So yeah, that's that. But anyway, Hollywood, well, first Sammy Watkins. Sammy Watkins on the catch where he got injured, I was just so appreciative that he still made the catch because that was a big hit. Initially I thought, oh man, Sammy Watkins probably got a concussion or something, but then he got hit and he went, whoa, you can tell he went, ah, you can tell he had, he was in pain. I felt hurt when he took that hit. But they said it was a hamstring and I thought he just got the wind knocked out of him, but they said it was a hamstring. I'm like, how the hamstring come from that? But I don't know. So hopefully he's good.  I mean, before Hollywood, Boykin. Boykin was only on special teams. I thought he was gonna be more on offense, especially when they lost Sammy Watkins. But nope, they said, nope.  We were rolling with our iron men, the guys that have lasted, that have stayed healthy and whatnot. And they allowed Devon Duvenay and James Proshay to really be out there. And you know what? I respected that and I appreciated that because that lets it be known like the Raven, this is another indication of the Ravens continuing to go with the hot hand. And Miles Boykin, not that he was a cold hand, but he wasn't a hot hand either. He was just a neutral hand cause he hadn't been playing. But the Ravens stuck with the guys who have been there. And I love that. I love that. Appreciate that Jersey. Mikey said, Lamar greater than my homes. If you went to Super Bowl, he hasn't regressed like how my homes has. EDC, get his flowers for the Hollywood pick. Tay Tay and Kiki also get flowers. Oh, you mean TeeTee and Kiki. You said Tay Tay. Because this, I mean, Devon Young, he did it. Well, we're gonna talk about that in a little bit, but Devon Young, he did his thing in this game. He played really good. But, oh, at the end, boy, that, anyway. Hollywood is prime time. This is what he does. Again, I said it during the stream that the only reason that he had that bad game against the Lions was because it wasn't a prime time game. It was a one o'clock game.  Like you make every game prime time. Hollywood going for 2,500 receiving yards straight up. 2,500 receiving yards. You make every game prime time? Oh, yeah. He set. He set. He set. What's up, Rudy? He will be set. But no, shout out to Hollywood. Made the catches. The thing I loved about Hollywood in this game, this was the Hollywood that we see from playoff games in this game because Hollywood was putting it out there. Hollywood was not shying away from contact. Hollywood was getting a yak. The yards after the catch. Hollywood was giving people stiff arms and trying to get more yards. Hollywood was doing it, man. He was doing it.  He's this. He can catch. He can't play. We should have never got him. Yeah, well, yeah. Again, Hollywood for you. Boy. Loved it. Loved it. Prochet, he got his catch in. Big catch on third down over the middle. Caught it with all his hands. Nobody at all. And the fact that he maintained control of the ball was great. Devon Duvenay, I think he had a catch too. But Lamar was just, with how much I super chat, I'm gonna become a patron. I appreciate that, man. But with, what am I about to say with Hollywood? He, no, with Lamar. Lamar was putting that ball on the money. He was putting the ball on the money. You didn't, I'm trying to think real quick, trying to think if there were any Lamar passes that were like really bad. Well, there was the one in the end zone that we talked about earlier when he was like, on like the two or three yard lining through the Hollywood and it was just a bad pass. There was that one. But other than that, he was pretty much on point, man. He was pretty much on point. Oh, it just hit me up on Snapchat, man. He was pretty much on point. And he, yeah, what was his numbers? Cause I'm trying to think about, let me see. Lamar was 30 sets. So he missed six passes. I'm trying to think of what those six passes were. There was the one in Hollywood in the end zone. There was one that Mark Andrews dropped. So that's two. I ain't gonna try to stay focused on it. I ain't gonna try to remember the other four cause I just can't right now. Oh, there was the one that Latavius Murray dropped too. So I forgot the other three though. Man, if this three, that just means like, man, it's so close. Oh, there was one of Sammy Watkins early on in the game where the defender made a really good play. Oh, I got two more, so close. I got two more, two more incompletions. I don't remember. Appreciate that game. He said, after all the mass Hollywood went through with the Lions game, he came back with this. Happy for my guy. And he came back in the Broncos. He came back before this. He came back to the Broncos game. So yeah, man, he already had his makeup game, but he continues to make up and we love it. We love it. So, yeah. Shout out to Hollywood. And yeah, that will be the offense. Now, special teams, because special teams was big in this game. Justin Tucker obviously hit his field goal and he hit, well, did he even get any point Yeah, he got one, I think. Yeah, he got one point after touchdown, but I think that was it. Because Justin Tucker, he was not, they couldn't use him in the second half because they needed two point conversions. Appreciate that Quincy. The scary miss right after the block kick. The rookie is making his case for defensive rookie of the year. Oh yeah. Adafi away. Yeah, he did his thing. We're gonna talk about him in a little bit, but I appreciate that super chat too, Quincy. Thank you. With Justin Tucker, he wasn't out there much. Sam Cook, he was out there early, very early and then after that it was like, okay, you can just sit the rest of the game out. Just go relax. Devon Duvenay got a couple of decent kick returns and I believe these were his first kick returns of the season. So that was nice to see. Point return, he didn't really do much, but I mean, we didn't really force many puns. It didn't seem like. So that was that, but special teams, the special teams played a game came from, and when we needed it the most came from Kaleas Campbell. Kaleas Campbell, he came through with that play with the block field goal. And it was just like at a point where that's when the Ravens were getting ready to be down by 11. So that would have really made it that much harder, but Kaleas Campbell broke through, snacked it, blocked it. And it was just, it was crazy. It was crazy to see that that actually happened. And cause I was thinking, oh boy, like if they make this field goal, like we couldn't give up no points, but if they make this field goal, the game ain't over, but they got to have a lot go their way.  And it was like, oh man. And especially the way that the Colts were controlling the game, they were really controlling the game for a while, for a long time. So then when Kaleas Campbell made that block, man, that thing, it was just, it was crazy. And again, it was perfect timing. Timing is everything. And that was literally perfect timing. So shout out to Kaleas Campbell. Give my guy a nice little bonus. So that was special teams. Defense, cause I see a lot of people, I see y'all spamming and talk about Avery, talk about Avery, talk about Avery. Marlon Humphrey. Marlon Humphrey had a pretty quiet game today. He did give up a big catch. That was right before the end of regulation. Appreciate that. Danny said, imagine how scary away it will be when Wolf returns. Appreciate that. Josh said, the queen debate is taken off. I'm still reserving judgment, but we did have concerns draft night. Is what we're seeing now, that was the worry? Oh yeah. It was, yikes. Yeah, we're gonna get to queen in a bit, but man, Marlon Humphrey, he gave up that catch. What was that? Yeah, right before the end of regulation, I want to say, well, I received it just straight up beat him, but Marlon Humphrey tonight, he missed a couple of tackles. I mean, you can say that literally about the entire Ravens defense though, but he had a pretty good game in coverage. And he had a very quiet game. Well, why did he have a quiet game? Well, that's because they were attacking the opposite side. Colts had a plan until they got hit in the mouth. Well, did they really get hit in the mouth? Appreciate that, Marlon Tiz. Appreciate that, Josh. And I'm still team Averitt. Yeah, Averitt, he had his worst game of the season today. Today he had a very, very bad game. He got beat a lot. He gave up a lot of catches. He gave up yards and it just kept happening over and over and over and over and over. I was thinking that the Ravens were gonna bench him and have Jimmy Smith play outside corner. I felt like that's what they should have done, but they didn't do it. And Averitt continued to get beat. Literally the entire game, he was getting beat. He gave up a touchdown on that Michael Pittman catch. The first drive of the second half, he gave up yards. Like I said, he gave up catch after catch after catch. And it was a very rough night for him. Does this make Anthony Averitt a bad player? No, it doesn't. Doesn't. He played with 17 good quarters and he had a bad four. Doesn't make him a bad player. He just had a very, very bad game tonight. Very bad game. Again, remember Hollywood a couple of weeks ago, Lyons game, would you say he had a bad game? Oh, you certainly would, for sure. Does that make him a bad player? No. Look at that, he bounced back. It happens. People have off days at work, they happen. But Anthony, today was Anthony Averitt's bad day at work. Appreciate that monkey. So yeah, it was rough, man. It was very, very rough for Anthony Averitt, but now it's about the bounce back. It's nice that despite him having a rough game, the Ravens were still able to win. So that's big. Tavon Young, boy, he had a great game playing, but oh, he almost at the end. That was so scary. That was so scary because Jack Doyle was in the run. Obviously Jack Doyle pushed Tavon Young's head into the ground, then Tavon Young got up, pushed him back. And like, you know, Tavon, like that, it's easy to say from us as fans, from all point of view, but we're not in the heat of the moment. We're not coming off of, we're not having, we're not in the middle of that crazy stressful game where it just seemed like a lot of things have not been going your way. But Tavon Young, he had a great game, but then that play at the end, it was so scary because we almost felt like it ruined it. But again, what I was saying is that from all point of view as fans, it's easy for us to sit back here and say, oh, Tavon Young, you can't do that. Don't do that.  In the middle of a football game too, you're not gonna get up and be like, I love it. No, you're gonna wanna push them back. So I understood why Tay-Tay did it, but it was just like, oh man, it was tough because of the situation that it was. And it gave up 15 yards, man. Gave up 15 yards, man, but I can't like, again, easy from all point of view, but that's tough. That's a tough situation to be in. But he played great. Brandon Stevens, he made some nice tackles. He gave him some catches too. And a lot is, he said, Doyle sold it nicely. Yeah, I mean, it was an easy flop, but hey, like they always say, the refs always get the second guy. They always get the second guy. Brandon Stevens, like I said, he made a couple of nice tackles. He did give up some catches. A lot is being put on his shoulders though, a whole lot. And again, he is a rookie. Rookie, he's a rookie. So this is all literally brand new for him. DeSean Elliott, definitely been missing him, but they've, Brandon Stevens has not been a liability. That's what I'll say. He hasn't been a liability. So even though they missing DeSean Elliott, Brandon Stevens has been holding it down, especially given that he is a third round rookie draft pick. So keep that in mind. Chuck Clark, Chuck Clark, he gave up a couple of catches. There was one little slam that he got caught slipping on early, but he had a okay game. I didn't really notice him in the second half and that's a good thing. Unless I just missed him giving up something, but I didn't really notice him giving up much in the second half. Who else? Man, I'm just thinking about this team if they were healthy, that would be great. But let's go to lying back, it's Patrick Queen. The topic of a lot of people's minds. Patrick Queen, he has continued to struggle, man. I know that our guy Ken Film Study Ravens, he was saying that depending on what the Ravens did, like as far as roster moves at linebacker, as far as practice squad guys, that he feel like it could almost build an end to Patrick Queen with the Ravens. Obviously not now, but maybe like after the seed, but Patrick Queen has been rough. It's been rough because, appreciate that, Gary. Thank you, man. With Patrick Queen, there's been a lot of missed tackles and the worst part about it is that we see it, obviously from watching on a broadcast, watching on TV, but with Patrick Queen, it's scary that Marlon Humphrey, multiple times this year has publicly in the middle of the game. And I mean, you don't wanna wait till after the drive is over to tell somebody to wrap up, but still to see Marlon Humphrey have that frustration that be visibly frustrated with Patrick Queen to where he's going like that, telling them to wrap up right there after the play. It's like, oh, but hey, he needs to hear that. I'm sure he hears it from coaches, he needs to hear it from his peers too. You gotta hear it. So the tackling has just got to get better, but especially this game, it wasn't just Patrick Queen. It was literally that entire Ravens defense. Everybody, everybody. The tackling was bad. It was terrible throughout this whole game. It was bad. They literally got run all over, all over. Yeah, exactly, T.Y. Digitor. He said, whole defense was dreadful tackling. Yes. The Vita said, wink needs to simplify things. They have problems lining up. Bowser has about as many missed tackles as Queen, which is surprising. They are two third league leaders and missed tackles before today. Oh, yikes. Didn't know that. Nia said, just woke up after going to sleep at 22, when the score was 22 to 9. Yeah, but the tackling was all kinds of bad. We would get surprised when they would make a play like in the backfield, or they would actually stop a play before the first down. It was tackling was so bad this game, but literally everybody, everybody. And it was just sad to watch. That's why coach control the game so much, because coach will get these plays where the first guy will miss, then the second guy will miss, and then they break. They get more yards after contact. They break. And let me see how much rushing yards they had, because I know they had a lot. Tackling needs to improve by everyone. Marlowe goes for strip too much and ends up getting dragged. Yikes. Let me see them coach rushing yards. Team stats. They had 123 rush. That's it. It felt like they had more. You only had 123 rushing yards? It felt like they had way more than that. Straight up, man. It felt like they had way more than that. But anyway, back to Patrick Queen, because we start talking about Patrick Queen, and we start talking about bad tackling. And we start talking about the whole event, because they were all bad tacklers. But Patrick Queen, he did get benched. They took him out. I remember initially when they first took him out on a third down, play on a passing down, early on in the game. I was like, ooh. And then there were a lot of times when you didn't see Queen out there on third downs. He saw Tyus Vowels. They had him at inside linebacker. And they were moving guys around. But Patrick Queen, he was in and out. Chris Bord, he was out there a lot more. But Queen has just been rough. Like I said, it's been rough. It's been a struggle. And I don't even think it's a learning curve. It's just the fundamentals. I think it's just the fundamentals. So I don't know what's got to give, man. I don't know what the Ravens are going to do at inside linebacker. You still, of course, got Malik Harrison, too. Very physical guy. But his pass coverage, it could use some improvement. So the Ravens, they got some question marks there. But that's why they're the coaches. And they're the front office. They're going to have to figure it out. Now, every game is not going to be like this, the defense just is terrible at tackling.  They were terrible at tackling. And after that, they fixed it. But this game, the Colts, they just, but they were playing harder than the Ravens for like the first three and a half quarters.  They were playing stronger. They were more physical. They were just taking care of business. But who else? Yeah, the defensive line. Early on, they got pressure. But after that, like Carson Wentz, he was holding them, man. He was holding that defensive line, the rush. Because when they would do their little RPO plays, Carson Wentz, well, he would put it in the running back stomach and leave it and leave it and leave it and leave it there. And then at the last second, he pulled it back and then throw the ball. And he just, he played out of his mind tonight. That's the Carson Wentz that the Colts, that's the one they want to see every single week. Their offensive line, they were really, like I said, controlling the game. It's crazy that I didn't even know to the announcer set it. I didn't even know that, he said Colts played like, they just left Baltimore last week. I didn't even know to the announcer set it that Quentin Nelson wasn't even playing. That's how nice the offensive line was. Yeah, they did give him some pressure here and there. It was some sacks here and there, but I didn't even know. And speaking of sacks, shout out to Adafi Away, defensive rookie to give him. That guy, Ravens needed to play in a major way because Colts were moving and moving and moving and moving and moving. Adafi Away came through. He came through. And this guy, man, in the Raiders game, he had a sack in the Chiefs game. He applied pressure that forced to pick and he of course forced to force fumble. This game, he of course had the sack and forced the fumble and Ravens recovered. In the Broncos game, he had a sack and he knocked Teddy Bridgewater out the game. Not that we celebrating that anything, but he's made big impact plays. In the Lions game, I'm trying to remember. I don't know. I don't remember what he did in the Lions game, but he has been amazing. Adafi Away, and it takes us back to the Orlando Brown trade and I was somebody who didn't even want to trade Orlando Brown Jr. And I still don't think they should have, but it certainly worked out for them with Adafi Away. Now, with the offensive line, no. Hasn't worked out for them with the offensive line, but for Adafi Away, it has. So he has been just killing it, man. Yeah, those are your linebackers. Justin Houston, he always looking like he had a sack, and then they got him for the horse collar. And it was just so frustrating because it takes a sack away and it also gave them 15 yards and a first down and penalties this game. Penalties this game were just killer because they just changed so much so fast. That's the thing about penalties. They change so much so fast. Um, King Judah said, Judon is better than Justin Houston. Justin Houston is a non-factor, one-player game. Well, Justin Houston, he's not asked to do as much as Judon has asked to do. Judon been balling, though. Shout out to Matt Judon, man. I'm happy for him that he went, he got paid. He got some money. He went to the Patriots. Now, at quarterback, it's a big yikes right now for them. But overall, he went to a good organization, but he been balling out. He been cashing in and showing why he got paid. And he's on pace to do much better than any year that he's ever had with the Raven. So good for him. You know, Bill Belichick was gonna know how to use him. I mean, he been going against him for the longest. But what we do, he was gonna find a really good way how to use him. So shout out to Matt Judon, man. Oh, he was showing love onto the door in the game he was. I didn't know that. Herb said, Judon hasn't looked good. Really? Judon been over there doing this thing, man. He been doing this thing. But yeah, all pass rush. The Ravens, of course, lived by that by the Blitz. You already know how it goes. That's the same old story. When it works, great. When it doesn't work, not so great. Got a couple of sacks on Carson Wentz. But that pressure, like, again, the second half, they just kept moving the ball. They kept moving the ball. And it's like, you were hoping that the Ravens would adjust, but they just needed stuff to really bounce their way. The defense this game was not good. Now, no, no, no, I'll take that back. Early on in the first half, they did their thing. Couldn't be mad at that at all. They did their thing. They only, they held them to 10 points. Now, the seven points that they got, that touchdown that they got was terrible. But the fact that they held them to 10 points with how they were moving the ball, it was like, oh, wow, let's go. But they just, they couldn't hold them anymore. Now, the offense weren't, they weren't helping at all. Because I know that defense was gas, but the offense weren't helping at all because they just, they weren't moving the ball. They weren't scoring points. They were not helping the defense out. They weren't. Now, they obviously did at the end toward the end of the game and special teams came through and everybody came through for each other. Well, except the defense. Defense didn't really come through. But the offense and special teams, they came through and helped save the day and just changed everything, man. So this was a game, again, Ravens are certainly battle tested. Ravens certainly know what it's like to have to come from behind and win a game against a good and a big game against AFC opponent. And all this stuff matters so much. All of this stuff matters so much because it's an AFC opponent. And next week you got the Chargers. Ravens better get it together. They better get it together quick, fast and in a hurry. Get it together. These Chargers, like you couldn't stop Carson Winston them on offense. And we know Carson Winston every time he played Ravens, he turns into MVP Winston. But you couldn't stop them in that offense. You got Chargers coming to town, like herbs of word. Justin Herbert, you got Mike Williams, Vincent Jackson, Austin Eckler, Jared Cook. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. This weekend practice, oh boy, I don't even know what to tell you, man. I don't even know what to tell you. But we'll talk about that when we get there. I'm done with you, Ty. Chargers are definitely a real deal right now. Top two, maybe number one in AFC with the Beals. He said Herbert gonna dice us up if they don't step up. We need to adjust better going forward. Chargers about to be rough. Yeah, so yeah, we're gonna talk about Chargers when we get there. So that game, that game will happen when it happens. But, oh no, not Vincent Jackson, my fault. Kenan Allen, Kenan Allen, my apologies. I'll always get them two mixed up. My apologies for that one. Thank you for correcting me on that, King Kong. Thank you. Jay said we gonna blow the Chargers out. I would disagree with you, but I would hope that you would be right. But again, we talk about that when we get there. No, we don't know nothing about Sammy Watkins yet. He said, Avery definitely getting picked on that game. Oh man, all right, we're gonna talk about that, man. Yeah, Boykin was on special teams today. He was on special teams. He's on special teams. So yeah, Joseph Vincent is the guy that does the documentaries. Well, I used to watch all of his videos some years ago, like on Avery Reed and on Ray Lewis and stuff, and I think on Dion too. Yeah, he does a good job, man. Yeah, we definitely love that win for sure. For sure. But yeah, that was the game. Coaching in this game, Giro, there was some questionable stuff early on. But I felt like it wasn't even that it was so questionable. I felt like it was more so on execution. It just executed poorly. Now, I did not like the first two-point conversion that they went for, where Lamar almost got it. But I didn't like the play call because I just felt like it was so obvious.  But I just felt like it was all in with Lamar, which I can understand that you would do. But I just felt like it didn't give you the best option to get it. Now, they almost got it. They came very, very close to getting it. But I didn't like the play at all, the first two-point conversion. But other than that, Giro did his thing, man. He did his thing. He did his thing. Promise myself it's not finished. Scared me. You need to be good to be lucky and lucky to be good. But yeah, Raven, they did their thing, man. This was a good game. This was a good way to just give you that nice little boost, especially going into next week, because had they lost this game, which they easily could have, and because it wasn't looking good for a long time, but had they lost this game and then you got Chargers coming into town next week, it'd be a little rough to recover. But they won this game, which is big. And now you go four-and-one versus four-and-one. Because Chargers, who they lost to? Like the Cowboys, I think. And Raven's lost to the Raiders. The Chargers beat the Raiders, but anyway. So you got two teams that's gonna be four-and-one coming in. Both teams coming in hot. Chargers are hotter than the Ravens. Even though Ravens have won their games, this game, they were a little bit cool for a while, but they got to heat it up. So, hey, Raven's coming in hot, too. Appreciate that, Montez. Is it a better game by eight tonight or Browns last year? I would say tonight. I mean, just given the situation. I mean, the Browns one was great, too. It just depends on what you want. You want more passing yards, more passing touchdowns tonight. More rushing yards with a good mix of passing yards, too. And touchdown, then that game. But both games were games where he had to be clutch and Lamar Jackson, literally this year, in every single game has shown that he's clutch, literally in every single game. In every single game, Lamar Jackson has put the team in a position to win every single game. He's put the team in a position to win every single game. Appreciate that, superhero. He's at Herbert and LJ, top two players in fantasy. If that doesn't tell you next week will be in 10th and likely flex the prime time. I don't know what it is. I don't know when the, I don't know when they can start flexing games yet. I don't know. So we'll see, man. But yeah, every single game he's put the Ravens in a position to win. Now, they've always he won four of them. They lost that other one, but he put them in a position to win. So clutch. You sure, Quincy? It's week six that they can start flexing? You sure? I gotta check, man. I gotta check, but that will be something. Oh, Lamar went live. Check him out. He probably having a good time on his live, man. Oh, he did one of them little accident lives. He probably snuck it. Yeah, he probably snuck that, man. Bingo thought they would be in the top of the division. Abe, now it's nice to see that Bingo's off for real, man. Them dudes are for real. So no way to get pushed out. Who's that? Let me just check the schedule real quick, cause we about to get out of here. Appreciate that, Lewis. Love the channel. Keep grinding. Appreciate that, Lewis. Appreciate it. I know you're still waiting for your guy, man. Tony, apologize, John. I ain't forget, man. I know that's your guy. Let's see who's Sunday Night Football next week. It is, oh no, that's Monday. Seattle and Pittsburgh. Oh, that's terrible. If they could flex that, that would be great. But we'll see. We'll see. Oh no. Okay. All this, these grueling stuff is getting out of hand. Oh boy. Yeah, that's just gonna be a big yikes all over the league. Appreciate that, Tracy. What are you talking about, Savoy? I hope we see Bateman Sunday. Yeah, we should. We should. But yeah, and hopefully he can add to the fire that this offense has been, because they are hot, man. Said they are hot. But yeah, if it is week six, then, oh, that game, that game's at one, it's at one o'clock. Oh, Cleveland playing the undefeated Cardinals. I think Cleveland's gonna win that game. I think they're gonna end up beating them. Yeah, I mean, might as well, like the Steelers and the Seahawks, come on, man. Like, no, man. They, we don't know about Boyle yet. They ain't say nothing to it with Boyle. Boykin was dead. He was on special teams. He was on special teams. He wasn't on offense at all. I didn't see him one time on offense at all. But again, I appreciated that too, because, oh, I didn't know the X, appreciate that. Oh, that's tough. That's tough. That's a tough one right there. I remember when I lost my grandma, that was tough, man. Tough. Yeah, that's tough, man. Oh, no, I ain't giving you no, no, the better. Anything you bet ain't got nothing to do with me, because I ain't getting into no betting, don't want nothing to do with no betting. That ain't got nothing to do with me. That's all you. So whatever you do is all you. All you. All you. So, let's see, sending love to Andrew's fan. Boykin useless on offense unless he plays tight end. Man, get out of here. What I think about Tavern Penalty, it was tough. It was tough.  Why'd you do that? That didn't make no sense.  But he's out there in the thick of things, in the heat of the moment. And like, if somebody pushed you in the head, especially while you're on the ground in the football game, they push you in the head, you gonna get up and push him back. So it's just tough, man. It's tough. He should have known better. That's easy to say from sitting back, watching it on TV. That's so easy to say. If somebody pushed you in the head in that moment, even though it's that moment of the game, yeah, you gonna get up and push him back too. So it's easy to say that, man. Prediction on the running back room after this? I don't even know, man. I think what Ravens be doing, I think they just be flipping like four coins and be like, all right, the first three running backs who land on heads, y'all gonna be in the game. I think they just be doing it random like that. That's what it's looking like, man. Cause it's, yeah, the penalty did almost cost us the game. And yeah, it was unfortunate that it happened, but still you, like y'all are acting like these players are just robots or something like that. Like you're playing madden. And madden, those players, they don't have any emotion.  Cause they have video games, but these are human beings with real emotions and real feelings. Some of y'all acting like they're not that. So to be like, oh man, yeah, he should have never done that. Yeah, we wish he wouldn't have done that. We wish he wouldn't have put the team in that situation. That's true. I agree. But at the same time, you got to understand these people have feelings too. So yeah. Oh, he was at the game. Ooh, nice. Nice. Nice. Yeah, people just, they be on some other stuff, man.  Yeah, man. Exactly, man. Exactly. So sometimes you got to let it go. Well, yeah, you got to let it go. But still, man, it's again, from the fans perspective, it's very easy to say that. Cause we're not there. It's very easy, especially in hindsight, and not even that that was necessarily hindsight, but from all point of view, it's very easy. And again, with anything, not even just football, but with anything, they just say, oh, man, you should have let that go. But you don't know how that person's emotions are when it's that moment, when that time is that time, whatever is going on. You don't know how, man. Cause I think some of y'all think these guys are robots for real, man. Just left the stadium. It's the loudest I've ever heard. Oh, well, that's good, man. That's good to know. He must have said sometimes floc nation can be unreasonable things happen. It is what it is, man. It is what it is, man.  Okay, that's NBA players. Like, what'd they got to do with anything? It is unfortunate. I appreciate that, Corey. Thank you, man. Thank you, Corey. One more thing about Anthony Avery. Yeah, he had a bad game. Had a really bad game. Staying there sound loud today. Yeah, that's cool, man. Running game probably, yeah. Running game has been rough. Rough. They say baby should play next week. Well, not done for the season, man. You're not done for the season. Well, it's gonna be a problem when we get healthy. Well, hopefully they do get healthy, man. Hopefully they do. Danny Ravens ain't, they don't even think they got her. They ain't got to run back one. They need to get an O-line one first. That's what they need to get first. What's up, abstract? They need to get an O-line one first. And then we can start maybe having a conversation about RB one. But I mean, if you had to choose this, what's the name? Latavius Murray. But they really don't have one. They don't have a guy that's, all right, that's our guy. No, they don't have that. Brian said, many mistakes, but make no mistake that Purple Heart is something special. Yeah, it was. That was a great game, man. Yeah, Lamar, he didn't look as fast as he normally does. He did look a little bit slower. I know some people were saying it earlier and I wasn't sure, but yeah, watching the rest of the game, he did look a little bit slower. I said, Murray is useless. Trave for Marlon Mack. Hey, after the night, like they brought him in for a reason. They were like, hey, there you go, up close and personal. Do your thing. Do your thing. Where's Marlon Humphrey? What you mean? What you mean? I'm just glad because regardless of how ugly those games work, they work towards Lamar legacy.  So we saw Lamar Limpin in the Broncos game. He was getting hit late. So I mean, that certainly helped you Limp. Humphrey been in my, now I, okay, so has he, are you saying he's been in my because he ain't been making all his force fumbles like usual? He's been playing pretty good. He, the ball ain't been coming his way. What are you wanting to do? Get a magnet to the football and be like, all right, bring it over here. No, ball ain't been coming his way like that. Now this game, it still ain't coming his way that much. Now when it did, when he, I think he was in a slot and he got beat for big yards. But yeah, other than that, the ball ain't coming his way much. Now this game was all, he avert, ball was going his way all game. But it's all good. What's up, Daniel? Didn't like Leonard pushing him in the helmet after the play. Who do you push? What's up forward, no easy.  Why I keep saying that Roman needs to start with these first quarter design QB runs. Marlowe isn't the problem. Yeah, he's not. Man, they really got a good use out of my excitement. Oh, he pushed him in the head after the play. I didn't know that man. I didn't know that our corners need safety help. Oh, second, Lloyd, I mean, I don't even know. I think the Sean Elliott being back should help a lot just to allow them to be more comfortable with each other, to give them that guy that's been there and behind the defense. And hopefully he can come back, this game against the charges. Cause we, I think we're gonna definitely need some physicality a lot more. But Humphrey did, he was a little banged up throughout the game. We did see that, man. Oh, the Justin Houston call had you upset. Yeah, it was tough, man. He said, we just need to start, we need to start off passing then run. Yeah, get hot. Flacco never threw for 442 yards. Hey, everyone play good except Queen. Avery defense, second and fourth. I wouldn't say all that. Avery will be tested again next week with Allen and Mann. And these do a six, four, six, five, these giants coming in. Herbert a giant too, man. Anyway, appreciate y'all watching, man. I'ma go ahead and get off of here now. I love y'all. Thank y'all for coming through on the stream. And again, shout out to all of y'all that didn't even complain about the camera. Cause like I said, the other camera had died. That the game just killed it. Well, killed the battery temporarily, but appreciate y'all. Thank you for supporting the channel. Thank you for watching. Thank you, thank you, thank you. This was a really fun night, a very crazy game, a very fun game though. And Ravens just continued to stress us out, but we wouldn't have it any other way, would we? Cause if we would, then we wouldn't be Ravens fans cause they've been doing this for a very long time. Anyway, team keeping clean. Thank you. I love y'all. I appreciate y'all. Shout out to everybody that donated on Cash App and PayPal. Shout out to Corey. Appreciate it. And shout out to Paul. Thank you. Shout out to everybody that's in a super chat. Thank you for that too. I love y'all. I appreciate y'all. And we out. Yeah, this feels like a dream. Just what I made. Oh, just what I made. You too, team, keep it clean. You see my boy, he like automated, automated. Well, that's my homie. Ain't that right in Ravens? Right in Ravens? Right in Ravens? Shout out to Ravens. Right in Ravens? Right in Ravens? Right in Ravens? Right in Ravens? Right in Ravens?


A coalition of women in river state has stormed the office of the independent national electoral commission INEC in Port Harcourt, the state capital demanding strict adherence to the provisions of the Electoral Act in the conduct of Saturday's governorship and state House of Assembly elections. The women clad in black attires chanted solidarity songs while asking INEC to upload the result of the March 18 elections from the various polling units across the state in line with the Electoral Act and INEC guidelines. While delivering their protest letter to the Electoral Empire, Anita and Natasha said a repeat of the commission's inability to upload results during the presidential election will not be tolerated. If we even need to beg, we will beg. We are urging INEC to please do the right thing on the 18th because there's a lot of sacrifices that we do to come out here to vote. We are voting because we are deciding our future. We are deciding the future of our unborn children so this is very very personal to us and what we are saying is INEC please stick to the Electoral Act and please deliver a pre fair and credible election on the 18th. Thank you so much. Women will not agree again. No more. No more are you. I love people to vote their minds. Even if they give you money, take your money and vote your choice. Take money, reverse this money, take it and vote your choice. INEC, our vote must be count. Addressing the women, INEC's public affairs officer in reverse state, Geraldine Ekelumo, commanded them for their peaceful disposition and assured that the commission will comply with the Electoral Act in the conduct of the March 18 elections. I must commend you for this effort. Basically we have seen some of the inscriptions, the placards and what have been written of them and we are taking note of them. I also believe that some of these are reflected in your later that you have just handed over to me. I will, the commissioner is yet on his way to the office. I'm assuring you that I will deliver this later. Because some of the things have raised here this morning, we are assuring you this time that we will... Gentlemen vowed to occupy the INEC head office in Port Accord, if the commission failed to upload the results of the election as contained in the Electoral Act.


My name is DigiVigil and I've been drinking the Kool-Aid for more years and I care to discuss at least here This will be a Microsoft centric talk If that scares anyone, that's a warning right there How many of you are working in a predominantly Windows-based environment? Wow, and we're all at DEF CON that's awesome. I don't feel alone anymore I was going to sign up for some sort of anonymous group 12-step program hasn't happened yet Okay, so this talk is going to give a brief introduction of SharePoint I don't know if that's going to be valuable for most of the attendees here if they're familiar with it and then I'll go into the SharePoint Knowledge Network after that Moss 2007 which stands for Microsoft Office SharePoint server, but that's pretty long So with mosses come a vernacular that we use is a development platform a development framework It is a portal framework, and it's also a collaboration suit Microsoft targets this in two completely different ways They sell it to corporations as an out-of-the-box portal solution And they sell it to developers as a framework that they can build portal solutions on In most cases companies will buy it and deploy it and they will work up to a certain point and they will discover that hey We can't how do we do this and that's where consultants come in and say we can help you do that for a certain amount of money And then they go back to Microsoft. Why do you said he could do everything? It can you just need help That's the service provider part of the Microsoft ecology There are two versions one is free and has been wrapped with Windows since 2003 and certainly in 2008 It's Windows SharePoint services It includes most of the collaboration features, but none of the portal features the API if you're targeting building something for SharePoint and You want it to be free then there's a lot of the API you can't use because it's specific to the portal version The portal version is licensed and it's fairly expensive. I'm not sure what the What the newest prices, but I remember 50k being bandied about for a single license I'm not certain about that price So what does SharePoint do? It does document management It in several places that I've been is replaced documentum. It's certainly not at documentum's levels at any Conceivable point, but it does document management. It replaces file shares things like that It has news groups discussion groups. It can do simple lists. It's You can create tables you can tell in which columns it has but you cannot reference one table from another table It has no integrity on it, and it certainly cannot scale very well to large amounts of data It can do content management task management. It has a very simple wiki functionality that you can use it has an ability to build an XML schema so you can show Data from other sources through SharePoint by defining the schema in XML. It's interesting Excel services actually allows you to have online hosted excel sheets that people can interact with and they don't require excel on the local box to use it All of these solutions Have fairly good functionality, but there are other solutions out there for each one of them that does a lot better At each one of them so SharePoint covers a lot of ground, but none of it very deeply So why do people buy it? It's a consistent portal solution that you can use for all parts of the enterprise if you have the money for it and the developers to help you do that and It's Once it's meant as a one-stop shop Why should we care about SharePoint? More and more companies will be adopting SharePoint and a lot of them already have Microsoft has been investing very heavily in promoting SharePoint and They are Spending an awful lot of efforts evangelizing it as a solution to their developers We will see SharePoint deployed in more and more Microsoft centric shops And it replaces a lot of Java based frameworks at least in what I've seen To be honest, I don't know exactly why it is so successfully Been deployed Microsoft has an awesome sales machine. That's all I can say A lot of the people who have adopted it Once they've gone through with all of it. They're like, well, it's not really that good and what we had worked pretty well But it's out there We did that So the most knowledge network the title of this talk Was an extension to SharePoint 2007 in the beta edition and it came out at least in an RC1 No RC0 For some reason that was never publicly disclosed at least not that I saw Microsoft never released a full production version of the most of the most knowledge network They had fairly large Customers that had implemented the parts of it that were released, but for some reason It never fully went and Some of you might know that SharePoint 2010 is right around the corner Which means three to six months in Microsoft Time the beta has no whatever is pre beta has been released to certain vendors and certain providers They are not allowed to talk about what's in it at this moment But it's relatively likely that the next version of SharePoint will contain functionality taken straight from the knowledge network and implemented Newer versions of Windows Server and the Microsoft operating system will probably also contain fragments of what the knowledge network had in it For a while they talked about having this functionality in Windows 7 and I have not seen that in the Releases that they've had so far Microsoft decided to create the knowledge network based on The fact that most information in companies is undocumented and it's difficult for the organization to know who has the knowledge within and Who has the specific knowledge that is needed so that people can easily collaborate and connect? The data sources that the knowledge network we use to harvest information from includes email team sites as an artifact of SharePoint Websites I am contacts contact lists profiles and SharePoint my sites is not a SharePoint artifact active directory relationships managers divisions things like that distribution lists and Speculations were for extending it into I am traffic and integration with the phone system It uses the source of data to calculate social distance between Different parts different employees basically and map out the knowledge that it can find to all of these sources that they have It's about connecting people. It's about it's Microsoft first foray into trying to create an Automatic social networking that doesn't require each user to connect to each other in a manual way But actually will forge these relationship out of the data that he can analyze and find It is meant to help the users to collaborate and discover Yeah It's it's a client Server product, but it has a component called the seeker some of the client components will actually run inside of outlook Inside of your email client On your desktop and it will constantly be feeding information back to the server Which will store it and the seeker will index it The seeker will aggregate profiles and try to discover who knows who who knows what when why and so forth The relationship data sources or input for the knowledge network correlation store, which is the seeker Which is surfaced through the browser you can actually Go through the API for this and develop your own custom solutions based on the data that's stored in the correlation store for those of you familiar with an old Microsoft Product called site server, which they came out and saw server commerce edition and has had a couple of others There's actually parts of that that was part of the knowledge network So it's over three commerce edition had something called a profile which was meant to target Customers with data that would be useful for them Thank you So Amazon has this in a great deal today You bought something and they can see that based on what other people have bought you probably interested in buying these six other items And sometimes I can go horribly wrong, but the predicting algorithm there Microsoft had a similar thing going in Commerce server and now in the knowledge network It is not meant to really Tell you who is an expert in organization because that's already fairly well known and established ideas to Establish secondary and tertiary sources of information or Searched information that you did not know that the company had this is for a high level for managers things like that Or if you're stuck behind a deadline and you're working late and the guy who's the head of it Is not available for what a reason is that golfing you might find other people who could help you The wonderful quote that I found somewhere was to organically discover expertise to enable an organization to make better choices quicker And that's obviously a marketing involvement somewhere in there because no engineer come up with that I Found this whole thing from when I first learned about it to be frightening They mean That they can find sources that they can It's an attempt to Discover who knows what so if you have x documents No, no, no based on their email based on their I am based on the documents that are stored that they have tagged In SharePoint or other places where you can find it So it's a data mining process to try to discover What do you know and what your friends know and in a network sense what everybody knows That made sense thing What popped into my mind when I started reading about and first heard about it was this total information awareness that we heard about for a While from the government I Think I read about two implementations of the government tried to have of it one got scrapped what happened to the other one I don't know because I'm certainly not privy to that kind of information except through various Conspiracy theory websites, which I never visit of course The idea of total information awareness was to tie together all the separate pieces of data that the government might Have of you and form a holistic profile to try to figure out who was going to do bad things Some people Seem to protest that this was taking place and they raised quite a lot of who huh the interesting thing for me It's not really if the government succeed in creating that program or not because I'll never know But I'm interested in knowing What companies are doing because companies certainly have the same interest and I can be Google that can be Amazon I can be Facebook or MySpace They are interested in harvesting all the information they can find about You and then try to build the model of what they can sell you or Sell your information to other people if they can aggregate it in a proper manner Now That said I tried to include a couple of slides here now on Microsoft's attempt to mitigate the worries that I tried to outline They thought that there could be customers that had previously concerns involving The Knowledge Network That's pretty impressive. I can't imagine what the you lies like for this product And they aimed to address these concerns by striking the right balance among utilities simplicity and privacy this would have to be sold so that The manager who bought it understands the return on investment and the return of investment comes from being able to mine As much data as possible if they actually make it so that people can easily turn off what information is being mined There is no ROI that they can really talk about here So I'm very curious once this the bits for 2010 comes out if they do indeed include this how much of the Privacy aspects that they promoted have actually been Implemented they have five levels of privacy that they didn't fight in the product That goes from just me my manager my colleagues my work group everyone Chances are this will be hidden in some very obscure configuration in your profile somewhere and finding it will be a Challenge and I'm pretty sure that the company will not do its best to tell you about it if you think about What happens over? The network a lot of people send personal emails at work this could go into it as well I think you could be used a lot to identify who's spending time doing what as well and help them make rational decisions for Saving money in the personnel department so knowledge network can be seen as a technology preview and It was pulled and they never explained why it was pulled and they had a lot of big customers who were very interested in it it is indicated that it will be included in the new versions and And since they have this product and it's thank you, and it's pretty much done I'm wondering if they don't have a much better version of it running behind Bing and To mind all of the data that they're collecting through hot mail. No, sorry light. No, sorry being male. Is it being male now? I don't know what it is anymore and The bigger question that I have from a much more secretive organization than Microsoft is what the hell is Google running behind the scenes on All the data and all the ad tracking that they have That was my talk. I Have five minutes left if there are any questions Parts of it will definitely be included in 2010. How deep it goes. I don't know and if I knew I couldn't talk about Legally Yes, not that I'm aware of no I I've not seen any there are no components of it. That should be a part of That Sorry Yeah, it could be how they is So they like to talk Yeah Not in any depth. No, they there was very little that was released about it They talk about social distance and they do define some metrics for how they develop that but it's very very light. It's not technically in detail It's actually fairly strange how Mature the product became and how little was ever divulged about it I mean you could actually download it for a short period of time, but the documentation was certainly not very good around it and then I Spent quite a lot of time trying to find those bits Before this because I didn't tended to have a demo of it and those bits are hard to Come by I had them but that VM is lost a long time ago