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Today https://youtu.be/sgxHo7Bb2sc?si=1GtnKFKR1FZYawAY

Remember this? https://youtu.be/CNrzTDdmJJI?si=_l3kOK5K6NG-__W6

Well, filming your self driving over 100 mph is all the proof ya need for his intelligence. I do wonder if he has some type mental illness

Yeah, I don't get it, he stops going to rehab at fhe facility, cuts off all contact wifh the team, and it is their fault?

Will any team, let alone the 9ers, want this guy? After this diatribe? In his full video statement, Aiyuk, 28, said: "We dealing with, ya know like them kids when they don't get picked for the basketball game at the court, but they the ones that brought the ball, so they like, 'Alright, you all don't want to pick me, I'm taking my ball, I'm going home.' Ass boys. Little-ass boys. "Or like when your kid, he got this one toy, but he don't really know how to use it correctly, so somebody else about to pick it up and play with it. And they like, 'Oh yeah, this s--- litty.' And they like, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on, that's my toy. Ass boy. Little-ass boy. "Man, stop running from the bill. The bill coming. You scared. They scared. Truth is, they scared. They know how I get. They gonna say, 'Oh yeah, BA, BA, BA did this, BA did that. BA did, you know that s---, allegedly. Allegedly. But what they not gonna say is, 'BA suck at football,' cause they know how I get. And they running from that bill that's on the way. "It's inevitable. It's coming. Stop running. Stop being a female dog. Stop being a little cat. Stop running from the bill." https://www.nfl.com/news/brandon-aiyuk-delivers-message-in-video-post-calls-49ers-little-a-boys-tells-them-to-stop-running-from-the-bill

Its their high salary, record setting ones for their qbs, wrs, who flamed out. They had to cut bait and run. Even Phili is not too healthy...

Astounding for some teams teams, manageable for others like the Ravens who are 10th best at $18,208,715 The worst- the Phins at $179,214,257 The best-the SeaHawks at $512,823 https://billswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/bills/2026/06/05/post-june-1-dead-cap-space-nfl-buffalo-bills-josh-allen/90426363007/

This is pretty neat to watch https://youtu.be/BukF7iIjafE?si=fG0plTCpqOvd6iIH

Vega and Simpson are maulers, good to have up the middle. I fulky exoect Bullock to win the starting job, either in camp or after a few games. If so, that would make the middle of the line massive and strong as he too is a mauler. Jones is the question. If Stanely cant make it, I would expect Rose to move over to rhe left tackle and either Simpson or even Vega, who has spent time through out his college career playing every position, to move to right tackle and have Jones take the guard. Lots of options for rhe new ol coach who is head and shoulders better than the last guy

It's all gonna depend on the offensive line. When they were the top offense, the line played well, Lamar was healthy. When they took that step back and played poorly, Lamar got hurt and they were not the top offense. The key will be the line; will Rose become the right tackle he showed he could be 2 years ago? Does Stanley have another year in him? The guard have to be better, right? Faalele was so bad, anything has to be better. The rookie should be well above Faalele. Center, who? Pinter or Bullock? I don't expect pro Bowl, but solid is needed.

Instead of slowly wading into a new offensive system, the Ravens are diving into deep waters quickly. "We're giving these guys a lot intentionally, really trying to see what they can handle," first-year Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle said following Tuesday's OTA practice. "It's something that I picked up in my time at previous spots. "We could kind of take it easy and not stress these guys, and it would be a lot simpler. I think growth happens on the other side of stress, so we need to stress them." The players are embracing Doyle's bold approach. The Ravens had the NFL's No. 1 offense in 2024, but in 2025 they dropped to 16th in total offense and missed the playoffs. With a talented attack led by Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews, the Ravens believe they can have an elite offense again, and they want Doyle to help them get there. Flowers loves that Doyle is challenging players to learn quickly. Flowers called Doyle a "genius" and he's expecting his players to keep up. "He has stuff that I've never seen – plays and routes and stuff to help you get open," Flowers said. "He teaches you in a certain way where you remember the plays where there's not too much stress on you. But he gives you a lot, and he talks fast, too. I'm like, 'Hey, Coach, chill, chill.' He is a genius, though. I love it. We've been loving it so far." At this point during the third week of OTAs, Doyle anticipates bumps in the road as players learn a new system. After intense studying in the classroom, players are taking what they've learned onto the field, but they're still doing a lot of thinking while running plays. The way Doyle talked about cadence and pre-snap penalties showed his attention to detail. While saying it's an important weapon to have and practice, which will lead to pre-snap fouls this summer, he said that "needs to disappear" and is "unacceptable on any snap" by the time the regular season begins. When things don't work, Flowers likes the way Doyle makes corrections. He is the NFL's youngest offensive coordinator at age 30, and Flowers believes Doyle's youth helps him connect with players. "It's easier to relate to him because we can just talk," Flowers said. "We can talk like we are friends and what he expects of me and what he expects of us. Instead of having somebody just demanding something, demanding something; he is going to let you know what he expects of you. "He has the same mentality as us. He isn't playing, but he is a dawg. You just get that vibe from him. He is ready to dial it up. He wants the offense to be the best offense in the league, and that's how he coaches it." Defensive Coordinator Anthony Weaver is also impressed by Doyle's acumen, saying that he's "like a human computer." Doyle did not call plays in 2025 as the Chicago Bears' offensive coordinator, but he played an integral role in helping to design an offense under Bears head coach and play caller Ben Johnson that was explosive and complex. Some of those Johnson's elements will likely be part of Baltimore's attack, but Doyle is adjusting his approach to the Ravens' personnel. Organized Team Activities and next week's mandatory minicamp will provide Doyle with even more ideas before the Ravens begin training camp in July. "When he starts spitting out offensive information and plays from his past, it's like he has this Rolodex of plays in his head," Weaver said. "He's almost like he has a photographic memory. So, I look forward to all the things that he's going to do with our offense." As he builds the playbook, Doyle said his thought process is helped greatly by Head Coach Jesse Minter, the team's new defensive play caller. Going against Minter's unit in practice is a challenge that has raised the bar, and Doyle wants the offense to rise to that challenge. So far, he likes what he sees. "Obviously, from playing against Jesse and then knowing guys from his tree, I have an immense amount of respect for this defense for what they've done," Doyle said. "Iron sharpens iron. "Our job every day is to be able to bring that same juice and energy and be able to stress them on their side of the ball. Being able to call it and do things like that in an OTA setting, I can't imagine a better way to practice doing it in real time against a better defense. They're the best defense in football, and we're aiming to be the best offense in football." https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/declan-doyle-teaching-new-system-zay-flowers-otas

Per NBC, Bateman has missed the OTA's for a personal reason. Hopefully he will be back for mandatory OTA next week

Back to the Ravens

Yes, and May does throw the ball well, especially deep. While Vrabel and Brown are used to each other, how long will Brown put up with 5 or 6 targets, 50-60 yards and 1 score?

Maybe, while they do pass a lot, they are not a pass first team. He is not really a #1 any more is he? He might get 5, 6 per game but he was getting those in Phili and was not happy even the year they won the Super Bowl!

Jeepers, Rams are crazy, trading more picks away( first-round draft pick in 2027, a second-round pick in 2028 and a third-rounder in 2029) plus a young player, Verse for Miles Garret. I guess they truly believe Stafford will last 2 more seasons & or their rookie qb will be enough... Then there are the Pats, a 2028 1st round pick & a 5th rounds 2027 picks for Aj Brown. Haven't teams learned enough that he isn't happy unless he gets 10 legit targets per game?

Great player, even better of a man, only met him briefly once, he was kind enough to talk football with me.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/jesse-minter-nnamdi-madubuike-getting-work-in-trending-in-great-direction A report last month indicated that Ravens defensive lineman Nnamdi Madubuike plans to play this season after missing most of last year with a neck injury, but he has not been taking part in any of the team’s practices this spring. During a Wednesday press conference, Ravens head coach Jesse Minter was asked about Madubuike’s status and said that he has been with the team during the offseason program. Minter did not provide any specifics about when Madubuike might be ready to make a full return to action. “I think Nnamdi is here a lot,” Minter said, via a transcript from the team. “He’s working. He’s doing some certain parts of our program. I’ll probably, again, leave that up to him of when it’s really to the point where he may be out there, but he’s definitely getting a lot of work in. He’s trending in a great direction, I would say.” Madubuike’s return would be a significant development for Minter’s defense, but any plans for him will be written in pencil until there are some surer signs that he’ll be playing this fall.

Lost, perhaps, in the new head coach being a defensive genius, is the question; does Lamar now learn defensive coverages from him?

Some work from this week

Just speculation on my part. The battle started last year at this time. Here is an article on it and his daughter from January of this year All About Lamar Jackson's Daughter, Milan Jackson https://share.google/BcCRj3jjgcaGZsfeD

Lamar is back, so fans can relax Lamar Jackson is at Ravens OTAs on Tuesday - NBC Sports https://share.google/gwcla0i2PvFesQ3w5

Just practice, but Lane looks smooth https://youtube.com/shorts/_hjoHxuRtGw?si=awEJn2RiPXrbc3bA

Nice to see, even if it is practice

Sometimes all it takes to turn things around is a fresh voice