STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
so youre saying he was better than Marlon Humphrey and all the other CBs drafted in the 2017 draft?
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Yes teams were constantly attacking Humphrey and wouldn't even throw towards Averett as the season went on. He was the definition of lockdown corner. Ask anyone who watched all of our games. He just doesn't have the size to be an outside corner against the bigger receivers, only reason he fell some. He will be perfect slot corner though from day oneso youre saying he was better than Marlon Humphrey and all the other CBs drafted in the 2017 draft?
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I swear some of these radio personalities just don’t want the boy Lamar Jackson to win, I just don’t know what these fools want out of a qb I guess he’s the wrong skin tone because some of these callers are capping for joe hard smh
STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
it has nothing to do with Lamar
some of these people here just love Flacco and they been making excuses for him for years
some of them really believe Lamar was drafted just to motivate Flacco and that Flacco wont be traded if he has a good season this year
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I just don’t see what they are in love with he’s a check down 5 yard and a cloud of dust qb
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I like the moves we've made so far 
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Basically, it’s the same folks who threatened to boycott the Ravens if they signed Kaepernick. Smh
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STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
Orlando Brown,Mark Andrews,Anthony Averett,and Kenny Young presser
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Fire John Harbaugh
Willie Snead presser from Tuesday
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Fire John Harbaugh
Lamar and Hayden Hurst presser
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Breshad Perriman faces an uphill climb to make the Ravens 2018 roster
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Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports
Oh, how times have changed. Three years ago around this time, the Baltimore Ravenshanded in the draft card to make UCF wide receiver Breshad Perriman the future at a position they had consistent issues with.
Torrey Smith had left in free agency, Steve Smith was getting older, and the Ravens didn’t make any moves in free agency to bolster the position. Everything had lined up perfectly for Perriman to take advantage of the opportunity to become their future number one wideout, and never look back.
Unfortunately, a nebulous knee injury suffered the summer of 2015 kept him off of the field for the entirety in his rookie season. The year following, another knee injury threatened his season and kept him off of the field for most of training camp, though he still managed to have a somewhat promising season as a number three receiver.
Heading into 2017, all that was expected of him was to be a productive third option at the position behind Jeremy Maclin and Mike Wallace. The exact opposite happened. Bad routes combined with mind-blowing and sometimes catastrophic drops saw him eventually get phased out of the offense towards the end of the season.
Perriman wasn’t the only disappointment at the position, and as a result, Ozzie Newsome pledged to completely revamp the group in the coming offseason. A few months after that declaration, the depth chart reads Michael Crabtree, John Brown, and Willie Snead as the starters.
During the 2018 NFL draft, the Ravens added Jaleel Scott and Jordan Lasley to their receiver room. The decision to move Perriman out of the starting lineup last season was in favor of Chris Moore; he, along with all the new names at the position are virtual locks to make this team.
That leaves probably one or two spots open for Perriman to compete for, depending on how many receivers the Ravens choose to keep on the final roster in 2018. It’s not at all ideal for a player who looked completely lost on the field in 2017.
It would be a sad story for Perriman’s run in Baltimore to end like this, but it’s nice to see the front office taking the right approach. Bring in the most competition possible and make Perriman earn every opportunity given to him.
As much as all of us want Perriman to work out, the organization shouldn’t stick to a mistake just because they invested a lot into making it. The Ravens certainly seem to understand that based on their acquisitions this offseason.
- By Jacob Louque
- on May 2, 2018 10:00 am
Jim Brown-USA TODAY Sports
Oh, how times have changed. Three years ago around this time, the Baltimore Ravenshanded in the draft card to make UCF wide receiver Breshad Perriman the future at a position they had consistent issues with.
Torrey Smith had left in free agency, Steve Smith was getting older, and the Ravens didn’t make any moves in free agency to bolster the position. Everything had lined up perfectly for Perriman to take advantage of the opportunity to become their future number one wideout, and never look back.
Unfortunately, a nebulous knee injury suffered the summer of 2015 kept him off of the field for the entirety in his rookie season. The year following, another knee injury threatened his season and kept him off of the field for most of training camp, though he still managed to have a somewhat promising season as a number three receiver.
Heading into 2017, all that was expected of him was to be a productive third option at the position behind Jeremy Maclin and Mike Wallace. The exact opposite happened. Bad routes combined with mind-blowing and sometimes catastrophic drops saw him eventually get phased out of the offense towards the end of the season.
Perriman wasn’t the only disappointment at the position, and as a result, Ozzie Newsome pledged to completely revamp the group in the coming offseason. A few months after that declaration, the depth chart reads Michael Crabtree, John Brown, and Willie Snead as the starters.
During the 2018 NFL draft, the Ravens added Jaleel Scott and Jordan Lasley to their receiver room. The decision to move Perriman out of the starting lineup last season was in favor of Chris Moore; he, along with all the new names at the position are virtual locks to make this team.
That leaves probably one or two spots open for Perriman to compete for, depending on how many receivers the Ravens choose to keep on the final roster in 2018. It’s not at all ideal for a player who looked completely lost on the field in 2017.
It would be a sad story for Perriman’s run in Baltimore to end like this, but it’s nice to see the front office taking the right approach. Bring in the most competition possible and make Perriman earn every opportunity given to him.
As much as all of us want Perriman to work out, the organization shouldn’t stick to a mistake just because they invested a lot into making it. The Ravens certainly seem to understand that based on their acquisitions this offseason.
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John Harbaugh announces second set of joint practices vs. Colts
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By Kyle P Barber@BB_KylePBarber May 5, 2018, 2:15pm EDTSHARE
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Last month, the Ravens announced joint practices with the Los Angeles Rams before their Week 2 preseason contest. Fans are rather excited for this, due to the Michael Crabtree vs. Aqib Talib feud reaching a possible trilogy.
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By Kyle P Barber@BB_KylePBarber May 5, 2018, 2:15pm EDTSHARE
Last month, the Ravens announced joint practices with the Los Angeles Rams before their Week 2 preseason contest. Fans are rather excited for this, due to the Michael Crabtree vs. Aqib Talib feud reaching a possible trilogy.