Maryland won! That's cool! There's a media fight! We kinda like those too! And it's #WouldYouRatherWednesday-would you rather, after years of threats, the nation FINALLY runs out of chicken wings just days before the Super Bowl and they're gone for a year OR we discover that there was an executive order from the last administration that bans tacos (and all shelled Mexican foods) for a year? Late in Hour 1, our weekly chat with Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse, Washington Post) covered the Maryland win, conference tournaments and the start of lacrosse season. Early in Hour 2, Southern Miss safety Ky'el Hemby (John Carroll) discussed his wild path to the NFL Draft and what it would mean to him to end up a Raven. At the bottom of Hour 2, our weekly NFL Draft segment-this week Pro Football Network's Tony Pauline checked in to discuss what he saw at the Senior Bowl, potential Day 1 starting centers in the Draft and receivers/edge rushers that would make sense for the Ravens at 27. Late in Hour 2, Towson lacrosse coach Shawn Nadelen joined us to preview the season before it starts Saturday at Virginia.

We wanna get some hate out on today's show. We'll get there-give us a minute. Near the bottom of Hour 1, Big Ten Network analyst Jess Settles joined us before he calls Maryland/Purdue tonight. How to particularly explain the struggles Aaron Wiggins has had-can he build off a solid second half against Wisconsin? Later in Hour 1, our weekly visit with Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com). We discussed an "On This Day" memory of something that occurred at the Super Bowl a few years back, this year's Super Bowl and did he make ANOTHER guarantee??? Near the bottom of Hour 2, Wisconsin safety/potential Ravens Draft target Eric Burrell (McDonogh) joined us-and being selected by the Ravens would be particularly interesting for the Severn native since...he grew up as a Steelers fan???? And we wrapped the show with our hate. In honor of Dustin Pedroia's retirement yesterday, who were the five Red Sox and Yankees of the last 25 years that were the easiest and hardest for us to hate?

The snow wasn't that bad. Let's all act like adults. Happy Monday! Glenn finally addressed the lingering Deshaun Watson/Lamar Jackson rumblings today-but basically just to say "there's obviously nothing there, let's stop pretending like there is." At the bottom of Hour 1, USA Today MLB writer Bob Nightengale joined us to help us remember our friend Mel Antonen and to discuss the league and Players' Association being unable to work out an agreement-what does it mean for baseball? At the top of Hour 2, we discuss the Patrick Mahomes elephant in the room. How fearful are you that nothing really matters because Mahomes & the Chiefs are so good that nothing really matters? At the bottom of Hour 2, 105.7 The Fan's Jeremy Conn checked in to discuss his move to morning drive, Mahomes, the Watson/Jackson stuff and Michael Douglas. Lots of Michael Douglas. We wrapped by chatting about the Orlando Brown "left tackle" thing and pulled pork.

We're cleaning out the notebook today. Trent Dilfer is still mad. He has that right but there's something we're badly missing from the story. And is there any world where Carlos Correa or Javier Baez would be practical for the Orioles next season? Late in Hour 1, MLB.com/MLBPipeline.com's Jim Callis joined us to discuss their Top 100 Prospects update for 2021, including Adley Rutschman at #2 and four more Orioles on the list. Early in Hour 2, we caught up with PressBox's "chief grand poobah" Stan "The Fan" Charles to discuss Dilfer, where the Orioles stand in their rebuilding process and more. Late in Hour 2, we met Duke Defensive End/projected early round pick Victor Dimukeje (Boys' Latin) as he told us his story of coming to Baltimore as a child from Nigeria and learning about football while watching players like Haloti Ngata, Terrell Suggs and Elvis Dumervil.

Today is the 20th anniversary of the Ravens winning Super Bowl XXXV. The weird thing about this anniversary is that because we had so little doubt the Ravens were going to win, it feels like we don't celebrate the anniversary of the game itself the same way? We also reflected on David Culley taking the Texans job, Deshaun Watson officially wanting out of Houston and more. Near the bottom of Hour 1, Brandon Stokley joined us to share his memories 20 years later after his early touchdown catch in Tampa became a true career highlight. Late in Hour 1, Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse, Washington Post) checked in to discuss some positives from Maryland's loss to Wisconsin last night and their overall NCAA Tournament resume. Early in Hour 2, NFL Films' Greg Cosell joined us to chat about some recent controversial comments he made about Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense-do the Ravens really not think Lamar Jackson can throw? Or did the internet just overreact to what he said? And we wrapped with a particularly painful #FinishThis.

He's here. Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) made a guarantee a few weeks ago that the Ravens would beat the Bills and now he's here to pay his penalty. He consumed an entire Spam, Oreo and pickle sandwich and we're pretty sure he loved it. Later in Hour 1, we dove into the Trey Mancini trade rumor-is it shameful that the Orioles would move Mancini after he had cancer last year-particularly if it's more about dumping salary than best building a system? Early in Hour 2, The Athletic Orioles beat writer Dan Connolly joined us to talk more about that and other recent odd Orioles decisions-what does it say about the franchise as a whole? Near the bottom of Hour 2, former NFL QB/"The QB School" host J.T. O'Sullivan checked in to discuss more of his recent Ravens offensive breakdown. And we wrapped the show by chatting about the Hall of Fame debate.

We've been shadow banned and cancel cultured! (For some reason, we've been kicked off Twitter for the day. We'll survive.) Should more quarterbacks try to assert their power and bail on their teams for better situations like Tom Brady? It's...complicated. And Eric DeCosta says the Ravens will start working on a Lamar Jackson extension now-that doesn't guarantee it happens now. At the bottom of Hour 1, a tremendous chat with former Ravens long snapper Morgan Cox about his 11 years in Baltimore, memories that mean more to him, etc. Early in Hour 2, a look at the odds to be the next Jeopardy host, then our weekly NFL Draft segment-PressBox's Ken Zalis discussed which players we should watch out for this week at Senior Bowl practices. Then-will anyone make the Baseball Hall of Fame? And we wrapped by catching up with the great Rick Dempsey after he was let go by MASN.

So much to discuss on a Monday edition of GCR. The Super Bowl is set-is there ANYTHING at all you're actually rooting for as a Ravens fan? Early in Hour 1, 105.7 The Fan's Jeremy Conn checked in to discuss the Super Bowl matchup, tomorrow night's show celebrating Mo Gaba's birthday, the Orioles changes and more. Late in Hour 1, we caught up with Baltimore's own/Wake Forest center back Mike DeShields, who was selected fifth overall by DC United in last week's MLS SuperDraft. To start Hour 2, the great Len Elmore checked in with us after he called Maryland's win at Minnesota for Big Ten Network Saturday. And at the bottom of Hour 2, Mike Bordick checked in to discuss being let go by MASN and why he's not harboring any bitterness towards the team/network.

On this Friday Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Kyle Ottenheimer talked Ravens, made our picks for the AFC and NFC Championships and more. At 11, Russell Street Report's salary cap expert Brian McFarland talked about where the Ravens stand this offseason with their many difficult contract situations. At 11:30, The Edge from the Big Fat Winners podcast joined us to help you with betting this weekend. At 11:45, former Towson running back Shane Simpson called in to talk about his preparation for the NFL Draft and more.

Can we read any further into John Harbaugh's comments about a Lamar Jackson extension? Probably not. We discussed his end of season press conference further on today's GCR. Early in Hour 1, we visited with Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona (Navy), a finalist for this year's NFL "Salute To Service" Award. He discussed how he has simultaneously been a two time Super Bowl winning special teamer while rising to a Lieutenant in the Navy and his support for groups like the Travis Manion Foundation-and his support for his former quarterback. Later in Hour 1, PressBox Ravens beat writer Bo Smolka checked in to discuss Harbaugh's comments, when a Jackson deal might get done, the future of the offense and more. Is someone at risk of not returning that we might otherwise expect to be back? In Hour 2, our final "Pats on the Ass" and "Slaps To The Helmet" for the totality of the Ravens' season and we wrapped with a silly #FinishThis from South Carolina.