Ron McGill

Yeah.

I wish I could catch up to the news cycle on this because Adam Schefter is doing a lot of reporting on this.

Around the league, the Ravens' reputation has taken a hit.

Yeah, this is considered a Bush League move.

I know these tests, there isn't a standardized physical across the NFL.

Yeah, it's a subjective thing, and there are a lot of teams that are taking issue with this right now.

And you don't think that the Ravens in an NFL franchise have a million ways to go find further medical details on knees, on elbows, on ankles, whatever it is, right?

We don't have to really do that.

Let's rescind the trade and go sign him instead of giving away some draft books.

Zazz, one of the things that plays into this being considered as Bush League is they made that trade a few days ago.

The NFL free agency cycle just started and the Raiders had a bunch of money to spend.

Well, here's one of the things that's happened that I don't think people pay attention to because of the clerical stuff and the places where honor in business is supposed to reside.

This is the danger of doing stuff before the NFL calendar year has begun.

The only way that these things actually become official transactions is when both people submit – both teams submit all paperwork to the league offices –

You can get out of anything before that.

It's just that nobody does that.

And to your point about doctors, the doctor can concoct any reason to make someone fail a physical.

He's coming off a knee surgery.

He can't play football right now.

He's going to fail.