 And I believe that Gus Edwards is the first Baltimore Ravens player. Well, now former Baltimore Ravens player to be signed to another team because Gus Edwards running back is now going to the Los Angeles Chargers. Let's read the report from Adam Shefty says former Ravens running back. Gus Edwards reached agreement on a two year deal with the Chargers per sources. Gus Edwards will now be reuniting with former Ravens and current Chargers assistant and I believe isn't he the offensive coordinator too? But Greg Roman, Gus Edwards. Let me tell you a little bit about him for any Chargers fans who may be watching this that are not familiar with Gus Edwards. Gus Edwards is a good running back, but Gus Edwards was never a running back that the Ravens fully believed in or fully ever gave an opportunity to really be the guy. Gus Edwards had a significant amount of carries. He had a significant amount of touchdowns throughout the years, but the Ravens were very much running back by committee. We'll see how the Chargers handle it. But with Gus Edwards, there were a lot of times throughout his career ever since he came with the Ravens in 2018 as an undrafted rookie free agent. But throughout his career, there were times when I felt like Gus should have been handed the keys. Gus should have been the guy, especially when there were injuries to other running backs. Gus was normally healthy. He did have the one year in the 2020 or 2021 where him, J.K. Dobbins and Justice Hill. So our top three running backs, they missed the entire season that year. It was crazy. It was nothing like it. But besides that, Gus Edwards has always been a healthy running back. So he ain't got no injury concerns when it comes to Gus Edwards. Now, also with Gus Edwards, even though we felt like he should have got more carries, he should have gotten more opportunities. I'm sure he felt like the same way. He was a player that even though he had a lot of rights to, he had every single reason to complain. You never heard of Pete from him. Not one single complaint. Not one single tweet. Not one single anything where he was like, oh, I need to be carrying a ball more. I need to get the ball more. The ball needs to be in my never, not once. So with Gus Edwards, the Chargers are getting a good player, but also a great teammate. So it should be fun to see how he does it back with Greg Roman again, like Adam Schaff dimension, but back with Greg Roman again. And I'm sure he's going to tear it up for the Chargers and help make Justin Herbert's job a lot easier. Now, one thing that I'm interested to see with them now that he's with the Chargers. If he's going to get more opportunity to catch passes out of the backfield because when it came to the Ravens, he didn't really have many opportunities to do that. They didn't really use him like that, but it wasn't something that when he did get the opportunity, it wasn't something that he looked bad at when he did get the chance to do it. So I wonder if they'll amplify that a bit more so Gus can become even more versatile. So that'll be fun to watch out for. I'm looking to see if we got the details of the deal. I do not think so. No, as of this recording, nothing yet, but I'm sure after afterwards then we'll of course see. But I'm sure Chargers fans are going to appreciate Gus Edwards. He is not necessarily the homerun hitter because he doesn't have that long distance speed, but he does have the power. He has power and he has an underrated amount of speed, but he's not like he ain't no burner, not like that. But in the goal line, like if the Chargers and their offensive, they don't play games at the goal line, like the Ravens didn't last year, then Gus Edwards, he'll have 12, 13 touchdowns easily because all the Chargers got to do is get down there. Then Gus Edwards will do the rest. He lined up in I formation line up a single back. You just handed up to him and let him run straight up. Oh, yeah. Yeah. It's a touchdown nine times out of 10. So yeah, I'm looking forward to seeing Gus Edwards work with Justin Herbert in Jim Harbaugh. So now he goes his whole career. He's been with John Harbaugh and now he's heading to Jim. So that should be really fun to see. Shout out to Gus Edwards. I hope that he does a really, really, really, really good job over there and really, really gets an opportunity to really prove himself to show how good he can be because he showed with the Ravens that he can be good. But now we really want to see him get an even bigger opportunity out there in LA.