Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor get together once more to discuss the potential outcomes of the Ravens offseason in light of the salary cap constraints and the difficult choices that lie ahead before the draft in Detroit on April 25. Eric DeCosta is leading his soldiers to Indianapolis for the NFL Combine.
We are located in Towson, Baltimore, so welcome home. Baltimore assured us that we will soon be returning to the crabcake path. I’m still trying to fit the puzzle pieces from the 78 charity pieces we had in the Super Bowl cup together. It is necessary to reach out to individuals such as Lynn Raskin, who spoke about the Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital this week. However, we are doing good deeds, supporting charities, and we want to return to giving out ten times as much money than the America lottery. I still have a few of them from the Sioux City Super Bowl and our pals from Winter Nation.
And I adore having this guy on when we go out. As he always does, he has been rushing around for the past few weeks, running Ballmer Ford, a little auto dealership on Canada’s west coast. However, this is just week ten. The first item on my timeline that appeared after Luke confronted me at 605. We were doing radio in the morning when I saw this photo of Luke, John Harbaugh, and myself at Lucas Oil Stadium in front of a mural of Peyton Manning. In Indianapolis, when the temperature is eighty degrees, the Combine
Our friendship, I suppose, began when you were only a listener to me. By the way, I met several other Easterners, and although they no longer refer to it as Evie tea, they all get fed when I depart. My wife’s life was saved by them the other night at the Leukemia Lymphoma Society event, where they were collecting money for a wonderful cause. I would say, though, that this is the time of year that I think of you because, you know, you are Mr. Combine and you come to me through baseball, football, our friendship, the Greek community, the seaside, and all of these things that we have in common with Cydonia, but really, you’re the original kind of car dealer.
Yes, I most definitely was. Mel Kiper and the eye were involved. Regretfully, nonetheless, he had nicer hair than me. In addition, he had a covered haul education beyond technical education. He had an advantage over the good ol’ Mel, but I still love the draft and am happy that it has moved from Indianapolis to the great State of Michigan. That would put my Providence cop on a plane and allow me to attend for a semester, if my schedule permits it. It’s always a very exciting event that begins on Thursday the 29th and runs through the NFL draft on April 25–27.
