00:00But can an immobile Lamar, based on his premier mobility, withstand a pass-blocking offensive line that might not be
00:11100%?
00:13And look, I agree with you and Ed, of course, that I understand the frustrations.
00:19My point is that I'm not a doctor.
00:22Not even a doctor of love any longer until the Bluetooth goal shows up, if you know what I'm saying.
00:27But I don't know what's going on through his brain, or certainly how he's feeling health-wise.
00:32I would assume that if he could play, he'd play.
00:37Because that game went from it's just Cleveland, where you're 4-1 in first place in the division.
00:42You lose, you're not even in the playoffs.
00:45It's a very fluid scenario, for sure.
00:48You beat Cincinnati, ELE, everybody love everybody.
00:52But you've lost two games that you were favored to win.
00:56And we're pretty, well, the spread dropped to three.
01:00When Lamar was thought to play, it was six.
01:03Then it dropped to three.
01:04I mean, you've already lost two games you were supposed to win.
01:08So you're kind of losing your, well, we get a mulligan sort of equity.
01:12And they suck at home anyway, when Lamar does play.
01:15So yeah, if he can play, he'll play.
01:17So yeah, if he can play.
