Ken McKusick

Yeah, the Ravens have been the most stable organization out there.

They've had only two GMs in their history, and the original GM is still in-house as a very trusted advisor, and they've had only two coaches during the Bichotti era, so number three is about to be hired.

He's really only made three changes ever on the football operations side, and it'll be a big change here.

I have some trepidation about it in terms of what's going on.

There's always a fear the next guy's not going to be as good.

Who's my favorite of the other candidates out there?

Yeah, so, you know...

I like him for different reasons.

I kind of like a CEO head coach.

If it's a CEO head coach, then I think the best two candidates are Weaver and Sala.

If we're talking about getting the offensive side of the ball covered, because a lot of people say that's more important and you have to have that, then you could go with McDaniel.

There's some maturity questions I have about him that I would...

I think he might come to the Ravens as an OC only because of Lamar Jackson.

So we could possibly have that, but there's always a risk that he would leave then.

I mean, he's had general success his whole career, first of all, so it's not really fair to continue.

Okay.

He does a lot of things extremely well where it's difficult for the outsider to see just how well things are done.

Tremendous commitment to fundamentals.

The Ravens score every practice in great detail.

and so they they use that and they use that to motivate the players he's he's a leader of men he's consistently looking for ways to motivate the players differently the one he came up with either this last summer maybe it was two summers ago was putting screens in the individual rooms that had the grading posted directly there and players love to be ranked in in that manner and they want to see like what percentage of blocks did they make and this and that so it's