00:00Kobe Brissett, career passer rating 85.6, completion percentage 62.
00:07In today's National Football League, that's not great, 62%.
00:10That's not great.
00:12This year, completing 63% of his passes.
00:15You know what his passer rating is this year?
00:1779.7.
00:18Stop with the nonsense of telling me he's good enough.
00:21Don't tell me that.
00:22He's not good enough.
00:23He's a career backup.
00:27And you say, well, quarterbacks' records don't matter.
00:29Well, I'm going to give you his record anyway.
00:31He's 23-50.
00:33Yeah, he's played on a lot of bad teams.
00:35He's not good enough, man.
00:37I'm tired of hearing this.
00:38Well, the one thing I'll say.
00:40Stop with your perpetual optimism that he could come here,
00:45and all of a sudden we sprinkle some magic Ravens dust on him,
00:49and now he's a starting quarterback.
00:50He's not.
00:52Give me the kid.
00:53I don't want him.
00:54If they've had special magic Ravens dust,
00:56how come they haven't used it this season yet?
00:59Anyway.
00:59The point with Jacoby Brissett and what I'll say about him is,
01:02he is, if you go back and look at what he did in Arizona,
01:05he found his two favorite receivers, Michael Wilson and Trey McBride,
01:09and I'd be willing to bet you on this team,
01:11he's going to find Zay Flowers and Jacoby Lane over and over and over again
01:15because he's going to pepper his top two targets.
01:17The big issue I see is adding an aging vet like this
01:21that's going to be statuesque behind this offensive line.
01:25They're coming off their worst offensive line performance as a unit.
01:28He's going to grab that hip you've got to find out,
01:28he's going to be
