I discuss the extent to which Higgs-Radion mixing in the Randall Sundrum model is able to describe one or two of the LHC, esp. CMS, Higgs-like, excesses, focusing on deviations from the expectations for a SM Higgs. I begin with a brief review of the RS model emphasizing the need to include gauge and fermion propagation in the 5th dimension to satisfy FCNC and precision electroweak constraints and impacts thereof on Higgs issues.