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Baltimore has been in talks with Dobbins on a potential extension, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network (video link). Nothing is imminent at this point while the 24-year-old remains sidelined, but progress on negotiations could result in a deal being worked out. Dobbins is set to enter the final year of his rookie contract, one which has seen him miss considerable time due to injury. https://www.profootballrumors.com/2023/08/ravens-have-discussed-extension-with-rb-j-k-dobbins

Jk still out, Harbs says he has no idea when Dobbins will be on the field. If he holds out until the regular season I expect to see little action for him until the middle of the season, if at all, barring injury or a major blow out. Such a shame

Camp back them was awesome

https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/zay-flowers-ravens-practice-report-training-camp-cooks The Ravens had a second straight day of padded practice and the offense fired back. Here's what stood out in Tuesday's practice: Rookie wide receiver Zay Flowers had a quiet day Monday after returning from an illness that sidelined him for two practices. But Tuesday was a different story. The Ravens had one-on-ones between wide receivers and defensive backs, and Flowers showed it's going to be near impossible to cover him in that situation. Granted, it's a tough assignment – on an island, with no help from anywhere. Still, Flowers made a diving grab against Rock Ya-Sin. The rookie later went deep on Daryl Worley for a long completion. Then he sent undrafted rookie Corey Mayfield Jr. to the turf with his quick moves. Flowers also scored a touchdown in 7-on-7 red-zone drills, getting away from safety Kyle Hamilton and behind Marcus Williams in the back of the end zone. Flowers won't just be dangerous through the air. He's also going to be a threat running the ball on jet sweeps, etc. The Ravens used that a fair amount with Devin Duvernay last year and Flowers looks more explosive doing it. He gets to the edge in a hurry.

Not a bad write up, I loved reading this part and agree, health is rhe only thing holding Pierce back from dominating

Harbs on Jk

Can't really blame him, the Chargers have found more ways to lose games for decades

Just for comparison, Herbert signed, 5 years, $262.5 mil, The deal includes $133.7 million fully guaranteed, $193.7 million with an injury guarantee and jumping potentially to $218.7 million guaranteed, sources tell ESPN

To be expected with a list franc injury

So the runningbacks had their little zoom meeting, a day later, Barclay signs a 1 year deal, max allowed, for a little over 900k more than his tender? Oh and if he was willing to take that little bit extra, why turn down the long term deal the Giants offered last month that was roughly 1 mil less than you wanted? But paid more per year than you signed for?

Bateman back, activated...

I hope Pepe comes back soon, he showed signs last year when given the chance that he might be turning the corner. Not sure why JK would be having knee issues now, an entire off season to rest the knee that after clean up surgery last year, looked good...

Interesting move signing Melvin Gordon, an often injured back.

Im a big Liberty fan, my daughter graduated from there and is working on her masters with them. I've seen a ton of Willis, he just doesn't see the whole field, has little anticipation. He is used to throwing to guys wide open, not throwing guys open. But time will tell. Training camp! Woo Hoo

I would have preferred Hop over OBJ, 2 knee injuries concern me about his health for a whole season. $11.5 mil a season for Hop, plus 6 in incentives is quite the deal for 2 years. Man, what could the Jets, the Chiefs, maybe even the Ravens must have offered for him to sign so "cheaply" in Ten, who still does not know who their qb will be. I like Levi's a lot but he is a rookie, Tan is clearly at the end of his career, and Willis, while a decent college qb, is not an NFL qb..

2 years $26 million with the Titans, including $6 mil in incentives. Not bad, one has to wonder what other teams offered, I think that is a pretty good deal

Yeah, he is the type of guy to let it all fly...

Guess we will find out if Cleveland was worth the pick or another failed pick

Wow, a long, fascinating read, if you have time, I highly recommend it. Far too long to post, sorry https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/37965420/the-secret-history-dan-snyder-demise-washington-commanders-owner

Yep, some serious positional battles, this should be interesting. I hope they stay healthy

I almost agree with him, except we here in Bmore have at least one player in our ring of honor who should not be in there, and he was chosen by the owner, not the fans

Yes, Mister "I'm not going back in game" https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/37969468/ex-rb-corey-dillon-rips-bengals-ring-honor-selection-process Former Bengals running back Corey Dillon is flipping mad about the franchise's ring of honor selection process. The Bengals' all-time leading rusher -- who once famously said he'd "flip burgers" during a contract dispute with the club -- took shots at how the team honors its former players. In an interview with The Athletic published Thursday, Dillon didn't hold back as he took umbrage with the process that features votes from season-ticket holders and suite holders. He said it was "garbage" and the selection should be done directly by the front office or a special committee. "This ain't a popularity contest," Dillon told the outlet. "This is football. You are going to put in somebody who is more popular than somebody who got stats? "Bengals are smart. I give it to them. We will put it in the hands of the season-ticket holders, so they don't have to take that backlash over who the voters are picking. That's bulls---. The s--- should come straight from the team. Half these season-ticket holder people never seen half of us play".

Joe was on fire that year, you could have been the tight end and had succes

Let's just hope for a healthy camp

Per NBC Ravens: Rookies 7/18, Veterans 7/25