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And the injury bug that has plagued this team at corner, continues Humph to miss at least a month https://www.nfl.com/news/ravens-cb-marlon-humphrey-foot-to-undergo-surgery-expected-to-miss-at-least-a-mo

There is no talking about fight club, first rule, apparently someone broke that rule https://www.si.com/nfl/ravens/news/baltimore-ravens-washington-commanders-mark-andrews-body-slam-fight-training-camp The Baltimore Ravens and Washington Comamnders took a pause from their joint practice on Tuesday to break up a fight between Mark Andrews and Danny Johnson. The Baltimore Ravens are holding joint practices with the cross-town rival Washington Commanders. While not a regular season game, tempers can get heated as players are attempting to show their best colors to coaches in an attempt to make the roster. And some star players who already have roster spots locked down get emotional too. The two teams took a pause from their joint practice on Tuesday to break up a fight between Ravens tight end Mark Andrews and Commanders corner Danny Johnson. The two were involved in a play and Andrews took offense to the coverage he was receiving from Johnson, and Andrews picked up and slammed Johnson to the ground, WWE style.

Well now we see if he holds out and gets fined or plays

A nice read on the game. I will reiterate what I said earlier, Huntley took advantage of the 3rd string defense, but hey, that wad what he was given. Todd called a great game from a passing scheme stand point. Designed plays to take advantage of the speed & quickness of his players. Thus, open areas in the defense for some rookies to have good opportunities. Passes were put in a place where they could make plays and they did, for the most part. The defense got stops, yes, but mostly against a really raw rookie qb...

The biggest difference on the offense is in the pass play designs, the spacing, the route combinations, quite noticeable

Bad idea to field the punt inside your 10, worst to carry it like a sack of potatoes... start peeling them, not a good way to keep your roster spot

Huntely took advantage of playing against future dishwashers, but got the ball out quickly, more accurately than Johnson.. hope that hammy isn't serious Nice catch by Wallace

I wonder if the reason Johnson is starting and playing the entire first half is because Huntley is hurt?

Edwards is an established starter, why on earth is he playing in this game?

Swan can't cover, I hear Burger King is hiring

It's not windy today, Hill goes for a big run!

You cannot crash inside when there is a middle backer blitz on

Im on a delay, getting rid.of the commercials, but the Ole block by the right guard ruined the chance of converting the first 3rd & 10 on the opening series.. can't expect much with Johnson

The edge is still a major issue...

Well, he is not an established starter, though likely a starter, I would think they go to him as often as possible to break him in

I would give them a series or two, see if they can get some rhythm going next week.

So in the world according to Harbs, no "established" players will play tonight. Good move, first and foremost most is health... Hopefully the rookies and those battling for a place on the roster ball out and stay healthy

He has lived off of one year deals for a few years now, maybe he wants a 3 year deal to retire on, he is "mulling over" the Ravens offer. So all bets say it is a one year deal with incentives

Well, they want depth for the most part. They plan on using the two gamble picks in coverage as well as pass rush. Neither has shown that they can hold the edge against the run, maybe that will change. But it is another reason to add Clowney, who does do well holding the edge. Even so, this has to be a make or break year for the two gamble picks...

Ravens offered Clowney a contract, not sure what to think of that, given his injury history and lack of consistency when it comes to effort and motivation

A little rest does a mind & body good

I'm not certain it is lagging as much as it is 3rd down situations and just let it fly, take a chance, give players a chance to make a play, allow the qbs a chance to see on tape what types of throws are needed. Todd will straighten them out, of this I am confident, but then I am a bit biased

Well, day 10 was no fun for the offense, they reportedly tossed 10 picks, should we be excited about the defense that has been destroying the offensive line? The fact that they can catch? Or Upset that the offense can't protect the qbs, and that under duress, the qbs are coughing the ball up at an alarming rate? Baby steps

He is either going to be a pro bowl qb or exposed as a running qb. Timing in Todd's offense is key, but there will be wide open options.

It's a work in progress, a good read