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I am holding my thoughts on season wins until I see this offensive line. They should win 10+ games. But we also need to see other teams, will they be different than last season.

Baker Mayfield just signed his extension, 3 years for "The deal is reportedly worth $165 million, which works out to $55 million a year." Per Espn Picture how much more Lamar will want/get

Hard to tell, is Daniel Jones the one from the Giants or has he really turned the corner? Even with the terribly called defenses the past 2 years, the Ravens were pretty good at stopping the run, & with a depleted defensive line. This year, with a real defensive play caller and a stocked/stacked defensive line, they can make the Colts 1 dimensional. Which bodes well for Trey Hendrickson & company. Now, the real question: is the offensive line fixed or atleast better than last season? If so, Henry can run, Lamar can throw and the Ravens can pull away.

This guy is a chuckle head, but had it right, there is no time left on the clock when it actually hits the guys hand. Now, it also appears to glance off the cross bar, with time on the clock, but the Big 10 never mentions that, so..... https://youtu.be/uZRLVnvlwOo?is=7lIqT9iQeM4EPnni

From what I could tell, is appeared (key word) to hit his hand. Scott Van Pelt on the play https://youtube.com/shorts/Ur5wMOZll1Y?is=kldHC5mBVkxk8FW6

Boy did Western Michigan get hosed. Sure, it may have been the right call, but if that game was between them and say Appalachian State, they don't make that call. If you missed it, Michigan was down with seconds left in the game.. They toss a hail Mary that sails out of the back of the endzone, into the arms of a Western Michigan player who is standing out of bounds. The clock hits 0 and Western Michigan celebrates. Problem, Michigan is Michigan and playing at home. After review, the clock should have stopped with 1 second left on the clock because the ball touched a player out of bounds. Had the player let it fall to the ground, 1 more second would have run off: according to the review officials. So Michigan gets one more shot at a Hail Mary and they catch the touchdown for the win. For shame

Yep, just sit back and see how this now, mostly younger team, coaches included, comes together and wins

A lot can change between now and the end of the 2027 season. Some surprise players will turnout to be solid qbs, ones no one expected. by then maybe Nano turns out to be the real deal, sitting and learning the position for 2 seasons, who knows. Maybe the Ravens work out a trade for Lamar that he agrees with and the Ravens get 1st, 2nd and a 4th for him or something along those lines. Or maybe, Lamar gets his money that is workable for the Ravens. I don't think he is all about the prestige of top paid in league history. He already has generational wealth, several generations if he invests and spends properly. This isn't about him making the Hall of Fame, he has already pretty much made it to Canton. I truly believe he knows, to be considered to be the best ever he needs a ring or two. Afterall, the last time he was up for trade/free agency, when he was young and putting up sick numbers both on the ground & in the air, no team wanted him. So why would any team be willing to pay him gobs, when he will be much older and that much less of a threat with his legs?

The problem is: anyone can look good in the preseason. Yes, our defense looked great, but look who they faced at qb! So we stay with Nano, if he doesnt pan out, we are set back five years. Gone are the days when your defense can consistently hold teams under 15 pts. Gone are the days of Trent Dilfer qbs winning the Super Bowl thanks to an historic defense. Here to stay are the days when it take a qb who is tops, who gets $40-60 mil per. Sure, you can get by on a rookie deal for a bit. Get lucky and win one during that span, then what? Get rid of him ala Dilfer, and start over? We saw how that went, with an historic defense. Pay Lamar, we can win with him with a decent line and an above average defense. Not an historic one

The Ravens have a new head coach in Jesse Minter, and a new offensive coordinator in Declan Doyle, and quarterback Lamar Jackson says opposing defenses don’t know what’s going to hit them when the season starts. Jackson told Adam Schein that he’s excited to unleash an offense that hasn’t been seen before. “I just can’t wait to showcase it,” Jackson said. “I don’t believe a defense is prepared for what’s in store for them.” Doyle was the Bears’ offensive coordinator last year, but in Chicago, head coach Ben Johnson implements the offensive system and calls the plays. Minter has a defensive background, and this is Doyle’s first opportunity to run an offense. Jackson said it’s an exciting scheme. “It’s a lot of moving parts, it’s guys flying around,” Jackson said. “Everything you need in an offense, play action, dropbacks, run game, everything you need in an offensive system.” Jackson didn’t play at all in the preseason, so we haven’t seen what the new offense looks like in his hands. We’ll see it in Indianapolis next Sunday, when the Ravens open the regular season against the Colts. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/lamar-jackson-on-ravens-new-offense-defenses-arent-prepared-for-whats-in-store

Edc presser https://www.youtube.com/live/5qrEuoatWnc?is=GS8iDIuZvMesg3Yu

I guess we should be happy if he stays out of massage parlors

Competition for what it's worth, but certainly not good competition, man am I tired of Michigan players

Welp, Nano made the initial 53,

Very good special teams player and can be situational on defense.