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Off topic but.. I'm watching the documentary on Barry Sanders, one of my favorite players, ever, in any sport. So humble, how humble? He didn't want to win the Heisman and was a bit embarrassed, Rodney Pete's words, that he did win. Any way, in it there is a shot of him talking with one of his former head coaches with the Lions, Wayne Fontes. Both of them are old now and reminiscent of their day. Fontes says, ya know kid, if we only had a quarterback back our day, we would have won a few championships. Barry chuckles and agrees. Then Fontes drops what I consider a bomb shell. Back then, SanFran had cut loose Joe Montana, in favor of Steve Young. Fontes says Joe actually called him and said he would love to play for the Lions and with Barry. Fontes was over the moon, hung up and called his GM, who said: forget it, Joe is too old... Joe went on to KC and took them to the playoffs. Fontes says to the GM, how about Warren Moon, he too would like to play here, same answer from the GM, too old Moon went to Houston and was an all pro for a few years. Barry was shocked to hear that and they both laughed. Why dis Barry retire so young? So close to the all time record? He never says other than, it was time. My feeling, after watching it, he didn't want the record, he didn't want the attention from breaking the record, nor to take the record away from Walter. It's a great documentary, in the Amazon plus ap if ya have it. I guess the point I'm making is, we, the fans, never know the entire reason for a signing or, for not making a signing, was it the coach, the gm, both or neither, maybe the owner...

Rush released, and a body for camp was signed NFL insider Tom Pelissero reported that the Ravens have signed former Atlanta Falcons offensive lineman Jovaughn Gwyn to a one-year deal.

Former Baltimore Ravens running back Keaton Mitchell is signing with the Chargers on a two-year, $9.25 million deal that includes $5 million fully guaranteed, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported Thursday, per a source

Everyone in the media is killing the Ravens right now. I have no issue with them backing out because of what is likely severe arthritis in Crosby's knee. My real issue, and sorry Grub, you were right, is the front office actually wanted to pair Crosby with Hendrickson.. The cost of those two on the defense would have had terrible ripple affects on the talent around the team. Yes, it would have been a force with those two rushing the passer.

Wyat Teller and Joe Bitino I think are still out there. Not the best but good enough at guard with some years left in their legs

14 is a little high, it depends on how they feel about Bullock & Jones. If they don't feel either or neither is the answer, shoot, better to draft a little higher than not getting the one you really need and want.

After 9pm, should we stay up late now to see if there will be any the rest of the week? Asking for a friend

I don't think they will go with Bain, his short arms were really short, and they need, now, more beef up the middle with Hendricks in the fold. Unless they really feel that Green is not going to turn out. I think are phatty for the middle who can also rushing the passer, there are a few in the draft or someone on the o line

Kolar replaced, from the Ravens website Ravens have agreed to terms with free agent TE Durham Smythe, sources say. He'll likely be the Charlie Kolar replacement and fill the blocking tight end role in Baltimore. Smythe, who has 136 career catches, was also with new Ravens OC Declan Doyle in Chicago last year.

They just kicked it down the road, unable to reach a real deal. For now, they can run the table

Jaylinn Hawkins, safety from the Pats, is signing a two-year, $10 million contract with the Baltimore Ravens, according to a report by Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.

Chidobe Awuzie resigns with Ravens, 1 year, $5 mil

Riccard, A Washington to the Giants, the run for Riccard is over

From CBS Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has agreed to restructure his contract to free salary cap space for the team, according to multiple sources. The restructuring took place on Tuesday, according to CBS News Sports. The move reportedly frees up $40 million of cap space for the Ravens. According to the Banner, the Ravens were hoping to sign Jackson to a contract extension that would have lowered his 2027 cap. "We want another window, and Lamar knows that. I think that he's amenable to doing something that mirrors the last deal he did," Ravens' Owner Steve Bisciotti told the Banner.