Titans’ Kendall Lamm shares ‘TMI’ in hilarious exchange with media

Kendall Lamm is a national treasure, and we must protect him at all costs.

We haven’t heard much from new Tennessee Titans offensive tackle, Kendall Lamm, since being signed by the team in March, but after hearing him speak to the media on Thursday, we like him… a lot.

One thing that jumps off the page at you about Lamm is that he keeps it real. He’s going to say what’s on his mind, and isn’t going to mince words in the process.

Lamm, who is battling for the starting right tackle spot with second-rounder Dillon Radunz in training camp, said he isn’t sweating the competition and is ready to take on whatever role he lands, per Jim Wyatt of Titans Online.

Thrown into his answer, though, was a little “TMI” (too much information).

“Whatever happens, happens… this is a crazy game. Excuse my language, but (expletive) happens. That’s just what it is. So, at the drop of a dime you’ve got to be prepared. For me, we’ve got a long camp ahead, so whatever comes, whatever spot I get… but I don’t necessarily try to put too much on the plate. Right now I’m going to be focused on talking to y’all, soon as I go in there, taking a nice (expletive), then going to get in my cold tub and keeping it moving…”

While that answer might make it seem like Lamm doesn’t care what role he lands, he made it abundantly clear that he does want to start, just like any football player, he just isn’t going to let it consume him.

“Let’s not kid… I don’t think anybody ever played football not to want to start. Since I was eight years old, I wanted to start, but at the same time I’m not going to sit here and focus on that; in the back of my mind, possibly.”

The video of Lamm’s exchange can be seen below (warning: NSFW language).

This man is a national treasure and we need to protect him at all costs.

As far as his competition is concerned, Lamm had nothing but good things to say about Radunz and is doing his best to help the rookie along, per AtoZ Sports Nashville.

“Dillon’s a great guy. Young dude, of course going to come along, training camp’s for that. All I can try to do is be a good teammate, just try to help him along in the drills. If I give him a look, give him the best look, see little things. Of course, this is his first year, this is my seventh, so I’ve seen a little bit more than him. But at the same time, just talking to him. Like I said, communication is huge, so being able to talk and help him along, that’s what I’m here for.”

Could the Titans have landed a better fit for their offensive line room than Lamm? After seeing this, we think not.