Ravens send Earl Thomas home for fighting teammate; (UPDATE: Release him)

[MikelArteta]

Blown coverage in practice really merits that reaction?

The team didn't want him must have been something more

If it said leadership I'm sure that's Lamar, Ingram

 

[Apprentice]

The team didn't want him must have been something more

If it said leadership I'm sure that's Lamar, Ingram

I doubt Lamar and Ingram are really putting input on the D I would think Ravens brass was the one who truly had the problem with him

 

[THEREALBRAND]

I doubt Lamar and Ingram are really putting input on the D I would think Ravens brass was the one who truly had the problem with him

Team Leadership Councils are typically made up of vets and respected players from offense, defense, and special teams. There’s no doubt Jackson and Ingram would be a part of those discussions.

 

[Apprentice]

It says The Team Leadership Council wanted him gone. Those are typically made up of vets and respected players from offense, defense, and special teams. There’s no doubt Jackson and Ingram would be a part of those discussions.

Let more reports come out, Ingram been on the Ravens as long as Earl has, why would he get thaf

 

[duckbutta]

They released him

Earl must have one punch manned this nikka

 

[Raquinotj]

 

[South Paw]

Im sure him posting the practice footage is what led to it going down this road

 

[PortCityProphet]

always gotta get a brotha paper

 

[MAGNETO.]

They’ve wanted to get rid of him since that story leaked about him earlier in the year. Ravens usually don’t tolerate stuff like that.

 

[BaggerofTea]

Thomas must have let his ego warp his reality.

He was coming into meetings late, just overall irresponsibility for a all pro safety

 

[Rob's al Ghul]

I doubt Lamar and Ingram are really putting input on the D I would think Ravens brass was the one who truly had the problem with him

This was from last season - the council consisted of Judon, Jefferson, Onwuasor, and Levine. Two of those guys are gone, though, so who knows who took their place.

In any case, Levine and Judon are pretty high-character dudes. If they (among others) wanted Thomas out, it's probably best that he moves on. I don't think this is a Bernard Pollard situation where Harbs basically ran him out of town on a rail.

 

[Apprentice]

This was from last season - the council consisted of Judon, Jefferson, Onwuasor, and Levine. Two of those guys are gone, though, so who knows who took their place.

In any case, Levine and Judon are pretty high-character dudes. If they (among others) wanted Thomas out, it's probably best that he moves on. I don't think this is a Bernard Pollard situation where Harbs basically ran him out of town on a rail.

Talking to more Ravens fans it seems like they’ve wanted Thomas out since that story came out this summer. Ravens are a pretty no nonsense org so I can see how this was the last straw fr. Clark is in the coaches favor, Thomas isn’t. Interested to see who picks him up.

 

[broller]

They’ve wanted to get rid of him since that story leaked about him earlier in the year. Ravens usually don’t tolerate stuff like that.

The one about him and his bro banging those chicks?

 

[broller]

This was from last season - the council consisted of Judon, Jefferson, Onwuasor, and Levine. Two of those guys are gone, though, so who knows who took their place.

In any case, Levine and Judon are pretty high-character dudes. If they (among others) wanted Thomas out, it's probably best that he moves on. I don't think this is a Bernard Pollard situation where Harbs basically ran him out of town on a rail.

I loved Bernard Pollard. The GOAT journeyman. Just ask @BucciMane

 

[Cowboyz89]

always gotta get a brotha paper

More reason to believe this goes way deeper than 1 fight at practice.