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The Baltimore Ravens delivered a dominant performance in their preseason finale against the Washington Commanders, winning 41 to 3 and further solidifying the team's depth under new head coach Jesse Minter. Despite relying heavily on inexperienced backups and players who had not played in an NFL game all season, the squad allowed only three points while showcasing exceptional discipline and execution. The defense was particularly impressive, flying to the ball and making crucial tackles without committing excessive penalties, a stark contrast to previous preseason struggles. This consistency across the roster has significantly boosted confidence heading into Week One against the Indianapolis Colts, proving that the team can maintain high standards even when starters are unavailable.
A major storyline addressed in the game was the kicking situation involving Tyler Loo, whose inconsistent performance throughout the preseason has raised concerns about his reliability for the regular season opener. While head coach Jesse Minter praised Loo's overall camp performance, he emphasized the need for confidence in pressure situations, hinting that the team might bring in competition or seek a replacement if necessary. This uncertainty adds risk to the roster construction, especially given the high expectations placed on the offense and defense with Lamar Jackson leading the team. The coaching staff appears willing to make tough decisions to ensure they have the best possible unit for the start of the regular season, potentially moving Loo to the practice squad or finding a new kicker before training camp concludes.
On the offensive side, several players made significant strides in securing roster spots, with Tyler Huntley delivering a flawless first drive that silenced critics questioning his conservative play style. Chris Moore locked down the final wide receiver spot with a spectacular touchdown catch, while rookie punter Ryan Eccleston continued to excel with high average yardage and inside-the-20 punts. Running back Adam Randall also stood out, displaying power and versatility that suggests he could be the third running back on the roster, potentially pushing Rasheen Ali or others to the practice squad. Additionally, Joe Flacco looked sharp as the third-string quarterback, demonstrating poise under pressure and forming strong connections with his receivers, further complicating the decision of whether to dedicate a roster spot to him.
The special teams unit also showed promise beyond the kicking game, with Jonathan Ward making a significant impact on kick returns and DeAndre Wade attempting to showcase his skills despite likely being cut from the receiver position. The running back group generally performed well, though injuries and draft picks like Dontae McMillan added depth that will be tested during roster cuts. As the team prepares for the upcoming regular season, the focus shifts to finalizing the 53-man roster through a series of difficult decisions involving players who have fought hard for their spots. The Ravens' ability to get sound football from backups and maintain such a low point total against an opponent suggests they are well-positioned to make noise immediately, provided they can resolve the kicker situation and finalize their depth chart before Week One.
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Ravens beat the Eagles 24 to 7. Then
beat the Vikings 13 to 3. Then in last
night's preseason game against the
Washington Commanders, they completely
destroyed that football team 41 to 3.
And I'm here to share my postgame
thoughts on I can't even really call it
a matchup because it was a completely
lopsided affair. So, shout out to Jesse
Minter because this team, this
preseason, these back ups, these depth
pieces, these inexperienced players
gave up a total of 13 points in three
games. Jesse Minter has never been a
head coach before. This is his first
time head coaching. Decklin Doio has
never called plays on offense
consistently before. This is his first
time doing that.
But see, by the way that this team is
playing, again, they're inexperienced
players, you would never be able to
tell.
And that says a whole lot to me, and
that continues
to give us that much more confidence for
the Baltimore Ravens this season. Let's
get into it. Before we do, make sure you
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video, and we started week one talking
about the defense. We started week two
talking about the offense. How about we
address special teams? Because in the
game against the Commanders,
it was not so special, specifically
talking about the kicking game. Tyler
Loop, um he has been the subject of
conversation all off season long. I
mean, he got all off season started a
little bit early, earlier than we wanted
to, but he did kickstart us into a new
regime. Him missing that kick against
the Steelers, that ended up sending us
home early, but it did also help send
John Harbaugh to New York. So, we happy
to have Jesse Minter in the building in
this new regime because things have
just, like Lamar said, been a breath of
fresh air, but
with Tyler Loop, uh he has continued to
struggle.
And when Steve Bisciotti had that press
conference earlier this off-season, and
when he publicly backed Tyler Loo and
basically let it be known like, "Hey,
Tyler Loo is our guy this season,
whether y'all like it or not. We support
him. That's going to be our kicker."
I thought, "Man, they're not going to
bring in any competition, and even if
they do, it's really not going to be
competition."
But, in my opinion, after the game
against the Commanders, that changed.
And specifically after hearing Jesse
Minter speak about Tyler Loo, it
definitely changed. Let's hear what our
head coach had to say.
>> I thought I agreed in preseason games.
Um, obviously he's been good in
practice, but in some of these stadium
situations, had some misses. Has he
done enough for you to feel really
confident with with him as your only
kicker in week one?
>> Yeah, I mean, I I think um
you want to see makes in games, and so
well, it's something we'll continue to
look at. We'll continue to look at uh,
you know, what the best situation is
there. Uh, he has had a good camp
overall, uh, but again, it comes down to
making the kicks in the pressure
situations in the game. So, that's
something I think uh, that we'll always
be looking at to make sure that we're
doing what's best for the team.
>> Does looking at that include maybe
bringing in competition at some point?
>> I I think there's a million scenarios
there uh, to try to make sure that we
have the best situation headed into
Indy.
>> So, Jesse Minter said Tyler Loo has had
a good camp overall, which he has. Uh,
but you have to make those kicks in
game. You have to make them in those
pressure situations, and we'll continue
to look at what's best for the team.
In my opinion,
I think Jesse Minter is basically
letting us know
Tyler Loo, he's not necessarily done
with the Ravens, but he's on an
extremely short leash, and they will
bring in, whether it's true kicker
competition, or possibly even somebody
to replace him. And I hate this
conversation because we've been seeing
the defense just humming. We've been
seeing the offense just continue to do
their thing, but Tyler Loop he's just
been up and down. In this game, he was
two for four.
He was two for four uh with his field
goals. And I remember during our stream,
somebody asked before he missed the
first field goal, somebody asked me,
"What position on this team are you
concerned with the most? What worries
you the most on the Baltimore Ravens?"
And I said kicker.
And then when he missed that field goal,
it was tough
because we think about last year,
somebody who came up um during the
halftime of our stream, they said that
with kickers, once they miss a huge kick
like that, a a game-winning kick, a kick
with everything on the line, they don't
recover.
And I thought about it and I was like,
"Hmm, I I I I don't know how true or not
that is." And he of course brought up
Billy Cundiff and we we know how that
went. But it just made me think of Tyler
Loop. And could that last game against
the Steelers still be in his head? Cuz
he struggled quite a bit. Or could it be
something else? Cuz he just
he's been very inconsistent.
Very, very inconsistent this preseason.
So, I feel like with the Ravens,
y-
you can't chance it.
Y- if you're going to roll with Tyler
Loop,
it's such a risk. Are you willing to
take that risk?
Right now, I honestly don't think that
the Ravens are.
I don't. We'll see what they end up
doing of of over the next couple of
days, but
I don't think that Tyler Linderbaum is
going to either be the kicker on this
roster or be the only kicker that the
Ravens have in the building. Because
when you got another year with Lamar
Jackson, you got these very high
expectations for this Baltimore Ravens
defense. And and high expectations for
the offense as well.
You just you don't want it to come down
to what it came down to last year.
You you you you don't want to be put in
that situation. And I mean, look, if we
brought in another kicker, they're going
to have to make their kicks as well.
But I wonder with Tyler Linderbaum like
what is going on?
But whatever's going on, I am a million
percent confident now that the Ravens
they're going to do something about it.
Uh but also with our special teams, Ryan
Eccleston, our punter, rookie punter by
the way,
he's still putting up these crazy
numbers. Three punts, 138 yards, uh
average 46 yards per punt, and had not
one but two punts that landed inside the
20 of the Commanders.
So, he continues to do his thing. Uh on
special teams, Laquon Treadwell had a
nice punt return. They tried DeAndre
Wade at punt return, and I think like
they were really just saying, "Hey
DeAndre Wade, just go out there and make
a play." Because when he had the punt
return, he was backed up. I think it was
inside the Ravens 10. But he went
forward, tried to make somebody miss,
cuz in normal situations the players
would most likely call for a fair catch
or let the ball bounce. But I think he
was just really trying to show his
skills off, whether it be for the Ravens
or for all 31 other teams. Um because at
receiver
it it it would be really tough for
DeAndre Wade to make the roster at
receiver, but the practice squad I think
there's opportunities uh for him there.
So, he's been on the practice squad the
last 2 years with the Ravens, uh and
they seem to really like him. Obviously,
I think that he could stick for another
year. But I think he was just trying to
show one last bit of juice and one last
like, "Hey, I really got to make this
play cuz it's not just for Baltimore,
it's for all 32 teams in the league."
Jonathan Ward,
he he had himself a night tonight. But
he had a nice kick return for 30 yards.
And he showed like his versatility. Now,
he's also somebody that could be the
practice squad could be another roster,
too. Where he he put on some real good
film tonight. And you know what? On that
note, let's go ahead and segue to Ravens
offense.
Tyler Huntley said, "Oh, y'all called me
a conservative quarterback? You said I'm
too careful with the ball? You said I
don't push the ball down field?" This
game on his first and only drive, he
shut all of that up. And he was
literally flawless. I think him and
Chris Moore, they must have had a
conversation before the game because
those two's connection was so on point.
Tyler Huntley came out there, I think it
was either second or third and long. He
found Chris Moore on a little comeback
route, first down. Then a couple plays
later, he found Chris Moore and he
placed it perfectly over two defenders
and perfectly in front of two defenders,
right at Chris Moore. He caught it
perfect. But to seal the deal,
Tyler Huntley dropped back, he looked
Chris Moore was on a go route. Tyler
Huntley threw that thing up, placed it
per It was per perfect pass.
And Chris Moore did a falling catch for
the touchdown. Refs initially tried to
say, "Oh, no, incomplete." And we're all
looking at each other. I'm looking at
the chat and whatnot. I'm like, "What?
That's complete. That's touchdown all
day, every day." So then the refs
reviewed it, they said, "Okay, well, I
don't know what we were looking at.
Touchdown. That's six points." And it
was just so beautiful to see.
And Chris Moore essentially locks up
that last wide receiver spot. And I
mean, we all figured that he would, but
that makes it official. Uh speaking
about wide receivers, uh Jacoby Lane, he
did not even get dressed for this game.
Uh Taysir Mack
did, however.
Um so, that continues to confirm that
Jacoby Lane is the Baltimore Ravens wide
receiver three. And that's man, that's
tough for Taysir, man, because I'm sure
he had high hopes going into this
season, having an increased role as wide
receiver three for the team, but he got
beat out by the rookie. Um so, I'm I'm
looking forward to both of them making
plays, though. I don't think just
because Taysir is probably going to be
wide receiver four, that oh man, he
shouldn't do nothing now, he can't do
nothing now. No, he's still going to get
his opportunities.
Um but I just don't think it's going to
be nearly as much as he expected uh
going into this season. But back to our
quarterbacks. Joe Flacco, man,
what what else can we say about Joe
Flacco that we haven't said already? He
just looks the part. He he just looks
ready to play some NFL football. Um
what will the Ravens do with him? Will
they keep him on the roster? Will they
cut him and hope that he clears to go to
the practice squad?
I really don't know. I I have no clue
what direction they're going to go in
because we over here, we love this this
QB three, the third string quarterback.
We love Joe Flacco, but then it's like,
will they be willing to dedicate a whole
roster spot to a third quarterback?
Because if you do that, okay, cool, you
got Joe Flacco, but at the same time,
that takes away from another position on
the team.
So, if they feel that strongly about Joe
Flacco, we'll see very soon. But he
looked great tonight, as always. He went
19 for 27, 162 yards, one touchdown. And
just to watch him
when the pressure was on, when the play
breaks down, when the play goes
smoothly, he just
he makes everything look good.
He he he really really does in all
situations. He's making really good
decisions, especially when under
pressure.
Um the only and it wasn't even the worst
decision, it was risky. That's probably
the biggest risk that he took
uh this preseason was when
they were close to the red zone, maybe
they were in the red zone, but he threw
a pass to Hebner and Hebner had a corner
or a linebacker that was to his right
and he had a safety that was behind him
but very close to him and uh Feaster
threw that ball and it was a risky pass
cuz it was a tight window, but the
safety just jumped it and broke it up.
Almost picked it off, but thank goodness
he didn't. Um but Feaster has been on
point. So, whatever the Ravens do with
him, we're going to see. He definitely
separated himself from Austin Reed
tonight. Austin Reed did have Oh, if
we're still sticking with Feaster,
the touchdown pass that he threw to
Le'Jonte Wester, man.
We just talked about Tyler Huntley and
Chris Moore having a connection.
Joe Feaster
and Le'Jonte Wester, they certainly got
something, too.
Because
the power which he threw that pass, the
window where he threw that pass in and
Le'Jonte Wester for having the hands to
bring it bring it in for a second
touchdown in 2 weeks.
It was beautiful, man.
It was beautiful. And of course, Joe
Feaster got a rushing touchdown, too.
So, that was nice.
But man, um I don't really know what's
going to happen with him. So, we'll see.
But he is for sure
at least if he makes it on the team and
he doesn't get picked up by somebody
else, he is for sure Ravens QB3.
I don't think he'll push for QB2.
Again, only because Tyler Huntley, his
experience and his contract. And I
honestly think I I didn't think Tyler
Huntley was going to play tonight at
first. I thought it was just going to be
Josh Johnson for one half and maybe
Austin Reed for the next half. But, I
wonder if Tyler Huntley even played in
that series, that first series of the
game.
I wonder if maybe
and I don't know, maybe I'm reaching,
let me know if I am. But, I wonder if
maybe the coaching staff was like, "Hey,
show us something.
Show us something cuz that boy Johnson,
he is on your behind.
So, show us what you really got, Snoop."
Cuz again, he went out and he the way
that he Snoop was playing,
like I wish I felt like that was the
best drive that we've ever seen from
Tyler Huntley as a Raven. And I know it
was preseason and whatnot, I get that,
but still,
it was amazing. So, I wonder if that
pressure was on. But, anyway, looking at
our running backs, Adam Randall, he
played a lot tonight.
Jesse Minter said that with Rasheen Ali,
he had left the game early because he
got a baby on the way. So, shout out to
Rasheen Ali. Now, what I will say,
with Rasheen Ali even having played in
this game, we know he was dealing with
some injuries
earlier this preseason, but with him
playing in this game, to me it seems as
if the Ravens might not keep four
running backs.
It seems like they might actually just
keep three.
And from this game,
I think Adam Randall would actually be
that third running back.
Because he just he showed a lot more.
He I think the potential is higher with
Adam Randall.
And tonight, like we saw the power in
that touchdown run that he got against I
think it was against the Eagles. We got
to see the power in that, but in this
game,
we really got to see Adam Randall and
how strong he is.
Because he gave somebody a nasty stiff
arm. He almost knocked Carson Vincent
out.
Because there was one play where Adam
Randall got the ball, he broke off of
one defender, he started to break off a
second defender, and he was still
pushing, and he ended up
bumping into Carson Vincent. CARSON
VINCENT WAS LIKE, "WHOA!"
SO, it was a little friendly, and and it
really reminded me of Derrick Henry, cuz
Derrick Henry has done that before, too.
Where he's like, "Look,
you on my team? All right, you got to
get out of the way, cuz I'm I'm trying
to make some moves."
So, with Adam Randall, I I I think that
he got that RB3 spot, I think. So, we'll
see what the Ravens end up thinking. Um
cuz he just he and he's looking more and
more comfortable, he's looking better.
Um and just like Rasheen Ali, he's
versatile. You could have him at running
back, but you also could use him at kick
return. But, see, the thing about him,
it just him catching those passes, it
just looks so natural.
It looks so smooth. And him catching the
screen and what I just all of it just it
looked really good, man. So, and with
him being Steve Bisciotti's pick, too,
that helps out a whole lot. Um Dontae
McMillan, oh, man, on his there's a
63-yarder.
I was so upset because I was really
hoping that that would have been a
touchdown.
I'm like, man, he done ran all these
yards, and I saw the the Commander start
to hawk him in, but I was like, "Oh,
come on, keep going, keep going, keep
but he he ended up getting caught." And
he's probably tired, but that was a
beautiful run. I just wish that he he
could have finished it with a touchdown,
man.
But, he he's he looked good this
preseason. McMillan has looked good this
pre-season.
Think all the Ravens running backs,
overall, they have pretty for the most
part looked pretty good uh this
preseason. Um Jonathan Ward, he had
seven carries for 53 yards, and there
was one in particular where he started,
he ran to the left side of the offensive
line, and then on the left side of the
field, uh the Commanders, I think number
64 on the Commanders, he tried to tackle
him, but
he didn't make the tackle. And Jonathan
Ward said, "Okay, I'm not going this way
no more." and cut back all the way
around, and got a nice little chunk of
yards, and it was beautiful to see.
Jonathan Ward, um,
he got signed to the team, I think after
the first preseason game, because the
Ravens were dealing with injury at
running back with Rasheen Ali, I
believe. Um, but he he made a big
impact. So, he put on some nice film for
the 31 other teams, or possibly Ravens
practice squad. So, shout out to him.
And Tylan Wallace, he only got two
carries in this game, so he didn't
really get to do uh much of anything.
But, on to our wide receivers, we talked
about Chris Moore already, had an
excellent game. Ty'Son Williams, uh a
tight end who a lot of people like. He
had five catches for 47 yards. So, he's
continued to look good, but again,
Ravens, they got their tight ends that's
set. So, unless he's on a practice
squad, then this will be film for
another team. Um, but we spoke about
Adam Randall Taylor Walker, three
catches for 22 yards. And there was a
deep ball that Josh Johnson put out
there for Tylan Wallace, but Tay- it
looked like Tylan might have slowed up
just a tiny bit. I'm not 100% sure, but
it was oh, it was so close. I wish Tylan
would have got that one. I wish he would
have got that, it would have been so
nice, but it is cool, and he'll he'll
get plenty of opportunities. Uh
Cornelius Johnson, he was the wide
receiver that caught the touchdown pass
from Austin Reed. And that was a nice
catch. He jumped up to go get it, and
brought it down, and it was beautiful,
man. Just adding to the score, again,
41-3. Like, the offense was they were
doing their thing, they were going
crazy. So, every and everybody got a
little piece of the pie. That's what
I've been liking this this preseason
from the Ravens offense. Like, everybody
been getting their opportunities,
everybody been getting a little piece
here and there. So, it was nice to see.
But, with our offense, another thing
that I really, really loved was the
situational play calling uh from Declan
Doyle.
He and and this is this is preseason.
This is preseason.
It look like he was calling plays for
like week four
with a lot of the stuff.
But it just it's an offense that I don't
want to say it's QB friendly but cuz the
offense supposed to be QB friendly but
it actually is. And with this offense it
doesn't because we saw Tyler Huntley do
his thing tonight but we seen Joe Flacco
do his thing. We also seen Austin Reed
do his thing. So with this offense
it's not seeming like an offense where
you oh if you can't run then you're not
going to have any success like our
previous offenses. No. Seem like this
offense like the running is a bonus and
that's what we wanted for the longest.
That's what we were hoping for for the
longest but it seems like we might
finally be getting it.
Seven points, three points, then three
points. That's what this Ravens defense
has given up. And it's crazy ain't it
man? Like they are really taking care of
backups,
not starters playing,
guys with no experience and I know y'all
tired of hearing me saying it but I I
can't stop saying it because it's true.
These guys are flying to the ball, they
tackling so well. They have been playing
such great defense and we've been seeing
the depth, the quality depth. And it's
tough because we ain't going to be able
to keep a lot of these guys. A lot of
these guys what sucks not just on
defense but just on the whole team, a
lot of these guys are they played in
their last NFL game tonight. A lot of
them did.
A lot of these guys are are never going
to even play football again.
That's going to be it.
So it's that's a harsh reality man.
It really is.
But Deluca he led the team in tackles.
Deluca been flying around this whole
preseason. I really really like him. He
has been
probably one of my favorite defenders
this preseason. Even Burke been doing
his thing too. But Deluca he hey that
man
is he going to make the team?
I think he'll
at minimum be on a practice squad.
Uh, I'm not sure if there's roster space
available for him at linebacker.
But there he would definitely be on the
practice I'm like I'm extremely
confident in that. Uh, so let's see how
that goes. Uh, Kameron Ruff he
he two plays back to back uh, where he
just showed his pursuit and he showed
his speed uh, cuz he got a tackle. I
don't remember if it was for a loss or
not but it was a nice tackle where he
stopped the play. But then he got a sack
like the very next play. And he looks
good. I think he'll also be on the
practice squad. Adisa Isaac
he got a sack in this game. And Adisa
Isaac he he had a pretty good game
overall and I was surprised. I'm like
okay Adisa like this is what when the
Ravens drafted him, this is what they
hoped to see.
But
I still think that Ethan Burke will make
the roster over him.
I do.
Um, I do like the fact that Adisa Isaac
is making it tougher
to where it's like all right, y'all
ain't just going to cut me. Y'all
if you cut me, I'm going to make you
think about that.
But I I just think with Ethan Burke
he just has a no and it sounds so cliche
oh, he got a nose for the football but
he he really does.
Like this man on and he played he's a D
he played special teams too. So that
adds even more value to him. But he's a
pass rusher and he's like a strong pass
rusher, man.
So he finds a way to get there he find
always he's making a play every week.
So to I think today he helped on the
force fumble. I think it was actually
him and Adisa Isaac I believe. Um
and he he came in there and he swung on
that ball punched it out but so yeah,
him and Adisa Isaac I think they're
battling for one spot but I think Ethan
Burke is going to get it. Watch the they
start cutting people watch how up
getting a whole bunch of stuff wrong.
But I I I'm wrong on a whole lot with
the Ravens, so it won't be nothing new.
But Ethan Burke again, I think that he
gets the spot. Oh, Ladarius Webb Jr. He
made a couple nice plays.
And he had a real nice pass breakup.
Almost a pick, but he had a real nice
pass breakup.
With him.
Would they keep three cornerbacks on the
practice squad?
Cuz I think Keion Martin gets the last
cornerback spot. I think Bilal Nichols
and Robert Longa beam, I think they uh
go to the practice squad. But I think
Ladarius Webb Jr. he possibly could,
too.
Um but we'll see. But I think Bilal
Nichols and Longa beam will
they will be more
What's the word I'm looking for? Not
seniority on the practice squad, but I
feel like they would have the age over
him when it comes to making it on the
practice squad.
Chandler Rivers, he continues to look
good. Again, we just talked about Keion
Martin, Keiondre Jackson.
Same story like the the same people
continue making plays.
They are having this consistency about
them. And that's what we like to see.
Obviously, we want to see everybody make
plays. But we have continued to see the
same guys doing their thing. Rashaan
Melvin Um it's interesting because he
he's like a sixth or seventh round draft
pick, but he was out there. But Anias
Peoples was, too.
And I said, "Ooh." And you know what's
interesting is that there's been a
couple people We even got a question
from somebody uh maybe like a week and a
half ago.
And they said that they don't feel like
Anias Peoples would be a lock on the
roster. And I'm like, "What? Anias
Peoples, you don't think he's going to
be a lock on the roster? He's versatile,
what not? Da da da da da."
But then we saw this tonight.
Where he was out there playing.
Uh John Jenkins wasn't playing.
Obviously, not Demetrius but obviously,
Calais Campbell, too.
But Broderick Washington
he he didn't play.
And I was like, "Wow."
But Anaeides Peoples is.
So that was crazy.
I I would like, "Whoa."
Okay.
So
we'll see.
Cuz this whole time I've been figuring
like Anaeides Peoples is like a shoe-in
for to make the roster, but then they
got C.J. Uzomah, he's out there. He got
the fumble recovery tonight.
So again, more pressure on Anaeides
Peoples, too.
So this coaching staff, they got a lot
of tough decisions to make, man. It is
going to be
very, very just difficult overall uh to
get this uh
I don't know how they're going to do it,
man, but they're going to figure it out.
The Ravens coaching in this preseason
game, again, we we said it before, we'll
say it again, they just got these dudes
playing some sound football, man. Um not
a bunch of penalties. I'm pretty sure
there's less penalties
tonight than it was Oh, definitely in
the Vikings game.
Ooh, boy, that game got a little uh I
think we had nine penalties in that
game. Um but the team they just they
look so much better. Oh.
Ah, this is insane. Ravens had 26 first
downs tonight.
The Commanders had seven.
They had seven.
Seven.
For the longest they had zero.
They had seven.
It's insane, man. Like this
it's insane.
Um
total yards, Ravens had 456, Commanders
had 177.
177.
It's crazy, man. Oh, penalties. Okay, we
had six for 45. So yeah, not as much as
the other day. And the Commanders had
nine for 93.
Jesse Minter, man.
You saving us.
You you you you you really are. You
rejuvenated
not really our love for the Ravens. We
always got love for the Ravens, but you
just rejuvenated our excitement uh for
this football team
and really our hope that this football
team they can make some real noise.
So, now the next time we see this team
play
it'll be against the Colts on September
13th starting at 1:00 p.m.
And we looking forward to that.
Um but until then, I will see you all uh
for the next 2 weeks as we get through
all these roster cutdowns cuz this
ooh, I feel I feel for these players,
man. And it is what they signed up for,
but it's it still sucks. It's still
terrible feeling. It got to be a
terrible feeling. Something that you
work uh really probably your whole life
for, the majority of your life for
and you get this far
but for a lot of people their dream is
officially going to be ending.
So, that's tough, man. But I appreciate
y'all watching. Uh make sure you
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video. Uh and I will see you throughout
this week as we keep you updated with
all the roster cuts that these Ravens do
and all the moves that they make because
it's going to be a lot. We out.
>> The flock flies to the wise. It's a
wonderful thing. Look what vision and
commitment and some discipline brings.
When eight becomes one, the move swings
and the flock sings for another ring.
Man, we tuning in to In Graham and Vinny
at that scene tonight. Team keep it
clean. Hold it down. The spots we night.
I'm naming the lights. The North Star
ain't feeling far. When you run that
north every year, that's just setting
the bar.