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From the home site The Ravens are working out Riley Patterson, Harrison Mevis and other free-agent kickers after losing Jake Moody with Tyler Loop on injured reserve

Oh I agree on the kicker situation, I cannot believe they left him on the ps, knowing that they had no one else. Regardless if they never thought another team would grab him, a team they traded with, they should have been far more conscious of the possibility. Even if this was about how they apply his salary, the difference can't be that much

Nano showed in the preseason he could play very well against grocery clerks. He shows every day, in practice, what he can and cannot do, which we, fans & media, do not see. He showed in the game that he was unwilling to throw down field against real NFL players, contrary to what he did in the ppreseason.i watched the routes, I saw Flowers being double covered, but Bateman, Lane, Walker at times behind the defender with no safety back there. I saw this on several plays and each time he chose to throw short or into coverage. The front office feels, right or wrong, that this team is legit as far as playoffs. The defense, the half against the Bengals, and the Bills, showed that they can shut down anyone. Now, can they do it for 4 quarters? I doubt it, they haven't for years, but the front office obviously believes so. The Minter has already said that Humphrey and some others would get reduced rolls, same for the offensive players. Finally someone who sees what we do; and is willing to make change. That is why they want a more experienced qb behind center. If Huntley had not been hurt, they would have sadly stayed with him, hoping to win against the lesser teams until Lamar came back.

I think given Ledford's anger the last game was the last straw. Vorhees is gone and they get a player who know what to do. Sometimes technique is better than size.

The Colts traded away most of their wrs, but kept Taylor, now that is nuts. Cinci needed help at their defensive line, made a trade then backed out because it would have cost them a comp pick along with the low draft pick they traded for the player...

My bet, he is going to replace Simpson, but in the least, he is depth at center. Given Eric's lack of quality with late round picks, I don't hate this move

Vikes give up just a 3rd for Cousins....

Brilliant! Not, we are not amused The Ravens are facing another change at kicker with Tyler Loop already on injured reserve. Atlanta is signing Jake Moody from Baltimore's practice squad to its 53-man roster, according to Jordan Schultz. The reported move leaves the Ravens needing another option after Moody handled kicking duties during Thursday's 33-10 loss to Jacksonville. Ravens lose Jake Moody to Falcons with Tyler Loop on injured reserve - Yahoo Sports https://share.google/DGUkoozs7tynSu72Q

The Ravens should trade Madds, but they can't since they just reworked his deal

Iggles just traded Jordan Davis for a 1st and 2nd round pick to the Jags, wow

I would be leary bringing Lamar back early from this broken thumb on his throwing hand. Seen many of qbs try that and two things happen. Inaccurate passes and fumbles because they cannot grip the ball well. Lamar already has an issue with fumbles, sure, let's let him scramble, maneuver in the pocket unable to grip the ball... With that said, I fully believe the Chargers get their first win.

Yeo, the Ravens cannot seem to catch a break, unless it is a thumb. No Lamar Jackson, again, he is out for sometime but told his teammates that he plans to play again this yes. Maybe he should rest that broken thumb, he might need to hitch hike out of Baltimore, but I disgress. Both teams are trying to stop the bleeding of a losing streak. Baltimore has list four in a row, the Chargers, 11 in a row dating back to last year and are thirsty for their first win this season. A nice break for rhe Ravens would have been playing this game on Sunday at 1pm, where west coast teams trwveling east for the early game seem to struggle. But no, this will be a Monday night game, oh joy.. Who will start for the Ravens, the rookie who struggled mightily in his first start, a blow out loss, or their newly aquired quarterback, Jacoby Brissett? It might matter, The Brisket is a gun slinger who thinks a man is open when there are 3 defenders around him. Yes he likes to take chances by pushing the ball down field. That could pay dividends as the rookie missed numerous chances down field with nothing behind his reciever but the endzone. He elected to hang onto the ball and dump it down.. So who wins, will it be a tie? Who ya got?

I'm sure it was Harbs calling about Hill. I can't imagine anything more than a 5th or later

Apparently teams were calling about trading for Hill, not Henry, whom the Ravens "say" they are not trading before the deadline Side note; Georgia has a tight end that just might be the fastest one I've ever seen...

Well, Hendrickson was the right call, you cannot foresee injuries and that, those broken fingers have hampered him clearly. Even with the injury and missed game he is on par with he who shall not be named after the canceled trade. They hit on Flowers and Bateman to some extent, I think opportunity is more the reason Bateman doesn't really stand out. But that is it, and no edge rusher to speak of has been drafted/ developed to this point. Key positions Eric has missed, for years. Now we face, possibly trusting him to find a qb if Lamar leaves?

Funny thing is, he gets high marks for his drafting, in early rounds, but low scores in later rounds. He even scores higher than Snead, Rams, and Roseman, Eagles, which shocks me. We all screamed the fall off from play the last few years was Harbs, but clearly, while it was time for him to go, it was also many of the players

Ravens traded a fourth-round pick in 2027 and seventh-round pick in 2028 in exchange for Brissett and a fifth-round pick in 2027

If you look at the list, some have turned out well and left for more money. Some are still developing, we hope. Others are just not living up, but most, most, are either out of the league or, so far down depth charts that they usually work only on special teams.

Eric's drafts, how many good players, productive players has he drafted? WR Marquise Brown (Round 1, No. 25) OLB Jaylon Ferguson (Round 3, No. 85) WR Miles Boykin (Round 3, No. 93) RB Justice Hill (Round 4, No. 113) G Ben Powers (Round 4, No. 123) CB Iman Marshall (Round 4, No. 127) DT Daylon Mack (Round 5, No. 160) QB Trace McSorley (Round 6, No. 197) LB Patrick Queen (Round 1, No. 28) RB J.K. Dobbins (Round 2, No. 55) DT Justin Madubuike (Round 3, No. 71) WR Devin Duvernay (Round 3, No. 85) LB Malik Harrison (Round 3, No. 98) G/T Tyre Phillips (Round 3, No. 106) G Ben Bredeson (Round 4, No. 143) DT Broderick Washington (Round 5, No. 170) WR James Proche (Round 6, No. 201) S Geno Stone (Round 7, No. 219) WR Rashod Bateman (Round 1, No. 27) OLB Odafe Oweh (Round 1, No. 31) G Ben Cleveland (Round 3, No. 94) CB Brandon Stephens (Round 3, No. 104) WR Tylan Wallace (Round 4, No. 131) CB Shaun Wade (Round 5, No. 160) OLB Daelin Hayes (Round 5, No. 171) FB Ben Mason (Round 5, No. 184) S Kyle Hamilton (Round 1, No. 14) C Tyler Linderbaum (Round 1, No. 25) OLB David Ojabo (Round 2, No. 45) DT Travis Jones (Round 3, No, 76) OT Daniel Faalele (Round 4, No. 110) CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (Round 4, No. 119) TE Charlie Kolar (Round 4, No. 128) P Jordan Stout (Round 4, No, 130) TE Isaiah Likely (Round 4, No. 139) CB Damarion Williams (Round 4, No. 141) RB Tyler Badie (Round 6, No. 196) 1 22 (from trade) Zay Flowers WR Boston College 3 86 Trenton Simpson LB Clemson 4 124 Tavius Robinson OLB Ole Miss 5 157 Kyu Blu Kelly CB Stanford 6 199 Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu OT Oregon 7 229 Andrew Vorhees 1 30 Nate Wiggins CB Clemson 2 62 Roger Rosengarten OT Washington 3 93 Adisa Isaac EDGE Penn State 4 110 Malik Harrison* / [other] - - 4 130 Randy Russell* / [other] - - 4 113 Devontez Walker WR North Carolina 4 138 T.J. Tampa CB Iowa State 5 165 Sanoussi Kane S Purdue 7 228 Nick Samac C Round Pick Player Position College 1 27 Malaki Starks S Georgia 2 59 Mike Green OLB Marshall 3 91 Emery Jones Jr. OT LSU 4 129 Teddye Buchanan LB Cal 5 141 Carson Vinson OT Alabama A&M 6 178 Bilhal Kone CB Western Michigan 6 186 Tyler Loop K Arizona 6 203 LaJohntay Wester WR Colorado 6 210 Aeneas Peebles DL Virginia Tech 6 212 Robert Longerbeam CB Rutgers 7 243 Garrett Dellinger 1 14 Olaivavega (Vega) Ioane G Penn State 2 45 Zion Young EDGE Missouri 3 80 Ja'Kobi Lane WR USC 4 115 Elijah Sarratt WR Indiana 5 133 Matt Hibner TE SMU 5 162 Chandler Rivers CB Duke 5 173 Josh Cuevas TE Alabama 5 174 Adam Randall (Picked by owner Steve Bisciotti) RB Clemson 6 211 Ryan Eckley P Michigan State 7 250 Rayshaun Benny DE Michigan 7 253 Evan Beerntsen G

You can bake a cake with rotten eggs, it may or may not rise. But in the end, you're gonna make everyone who eats it, sick. A lot or a majority of the points given up in the 2nd half last night were due to turnovers. Frankly, the D did well to hold them to mostly field goals. Even then, The Minter can only do so much with what/who he has to work with. Starks is not living up to his draft profile. Humph is done, Ro is done, Simpson is good around the line, but terrible in coverage, man or zone. That is just 4 of the 11, who cant cover or just cant get into the right position to take away the passing lane. Humph will be gone at seasons end, Ro might be as well.

A great sight to see, finally someone on the team shows they care about winning https://nypost.com/2026/11/05/sports/ravens-coach-flips-lid-and-smashes-tablet-with-teams-o-line-in-massive-struggle-on-tnf/ Down big, Ravens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford looked like he had seen just about enough from his unit when the Prime Video broadcast captured him irately addressing the Ravens O-line. The Ravens assistant coach was seen yelling and chewing out his unit on the sideline before he launched his tablet to the ground in anger amid the ugly effort from Baltimore in its 33-10 loss to the Jaguars on “Thursday Night Football.” “He’s seen about enough,” Kirk Herbstreit said while the broadcast played video of the outburst. “They’ve had a lot of injuries. They’re on their fourth center. Just a frustrating night. … I’m sure they challenged them all week.”

Never should have made the trade until after the game last night against the Jags. Now at 4-5, with no real offense to speak of, again, what exactly is Jacoby going to do besides cost $2 mil against the cap and turn the ball over. Henry should be traded, little cap hit there, let Randall get some snaps see what he can do.

If I told you the Ravens would run for 179 yards and win the time of possession, you might think this game was not only close, but that the Ravens would have won. Boy that was a long, inappropriate sentence. However, the Ravens killed drives with penalties, again, the second series where they were driving down field after starting at their own 11 yard line because of a penalty, Stanley and Andrews go false start back to back to kill the drive at their 45. The run game was working, trickery or not, early on. Henry was running hard, lineman were getting to and sticking to their blocks. But then, the much maligned defense took the field. I've don't know if I have ever seen such confusion in a secondary, leaving guys wide open. There was little reason for it, the front 4 were getting good pressure on the pocket, tight coverage would have stopped this Jags offense. It was not all their fault, in a normal game, with an offense scoring points, maybe, ah nope, just kidding. The offense did move the ball, but never got into the redzone. There were less than 60 yards passing. Even the 170+ yards rushing is a bit misleading; a long touchdown run spoils those numbers, done when the game was out of hand. 3 turnovers made short work for the Jags offense, 2 picks, one fumble. Another 3rd and inches, failed with Amdrews behind center. I don't fault the play calling, though the screens clearly were not fooling anyone. Only 1 sack given up, this was mostly due to all of the screens, very little down field passing. Why? To shorten the game, help protect the rookie with no one to really come in if he gets injured. But we see the faults of the rookie, he missed a wide open Flowers deep after a trick play on their 3rd series. Instead throwing to Hibs on a crossing route that was tipped by an underneath defender. Then of course the turnovers.

Ravens are gonna wanna run heavy, but the Jags are only given up 77 yards per game, 3.3 yards per carry, #1 in the league. But it is a short week, maybe, just maybe hitting Henry for 4 quarters will eat them up

Not Jimmy G, but Ive been a fan of Levis since his college dsys. I am still a bit shocked he has not panned out. Big strong kid, runs well, throws the deep ball and back shoulder throw very well. But, like a long line of head scratchers that never pan out, it will remain a mystery. Yes, I would have taken him over the Brisket