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ESPN: Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson 'sore' after 'cool' TD flip but would do it again. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32257534/baltimore-ravens-qb-lamar-jackson-sore-cool-td-flip-do-again It's all fun and games till someone gets a season ending injury.... Decisions we make... Run with a loaf of bread so that we fumble a game away. Throw into double coverage with a safety deep, instead of taking the underneath open receiver... But we learn from our mistakes, right?

Stay far away, this could be a 30 pt shutout, or a Lions' victory

Enjoy the time, stop at Not Not Tacco, Sam the cooking guy's place. He is a cool dude on youtube, a self described Canadian Jew living in San Diego.

One thing, one play gives me a little hope. Not sure if you noticed, but Ellis ran down Kelce on that touchdown catch & run. Sure, he tackled him in the endzone, but he ran some 35 yards; that is effort. The kind of effort that sparks other teammates, they will notice and copy it.. I am sure they will point it out on game film, the meeting room will be filled with shouts; a 300+ pound man runnimg down a fast tightend that far. Maybe that was the spark the defensive line needs?

I originally had this as an easy win, but then, I had KC as an easy loss. Add to that all of the injuries, the two hard fought, prime time games and the euphoria from beating the Cheifs in that manner and needless to say, I'm a bit concerned. Goff is a quarterback who can make every throw, not with the zip of some of the top qbs but still. His biggest draw back is being fooled by coverage and not having a clean pocket. Hit him often, disguise covages well with multiple looks and a defense will feast. Their defense as you will see tonight can be run on, can be taken advantage of. They give up more yards per play than any other team, why? To prevent the big play, make a team dink & dunk down the field hoping you make the mistake before they do, but they don't have the discipline to stay focussed. So they only real question is; do the Ravens live in the past glory of beating KC, having two prime time games already, or do they use that confidence to build?

Time will tell

That is the way he always looks when things don't go the snowflakes way. Better play calling, design, blocking, route running and they win; it's not all his fault, can't be...

Ill take camp is needed for $1,000 Alex

What's the over/ under on fumbles? On rushing yards by runningbacks? Total for the backs I think 110 Fumbles I lay the number at 3

So Murray, Bell, and Freeman, ya know what they say; throw a piece of pasta against the wall if it sticks, a ldente..

Yeeowza, time to adjust the over/under and even make a new one....

Ugh ill say over

With their schedule, Ill sell the #1, but buy a top 10.

Hey I have a positve outlook, I am positive the Ravens will run the ball this season and Justice Hill will trip over an ant, losing 3 yards.

I'll sell, Williams is likely to get 500 yards and 2 tds... Ravens put a claim in on Royce Freeman to share the load if they get him. Even if they don't, their love affair with Hill will keep key touches away from Williams.

I don't see it, stats are misleading. Let us wait a bit shall we? Does he continue to run around blocks only to make the tackle 10 yards down field instead of at or near the los? Does he cover better, keep his drop in coverage deep to prevent that 15 yard pass over the middle behind him? These are the things he struggles with, let us wait to crown him shall we..

Oh I think he has a good chance of being better than Vick, different game today than when Vick played. Taylor made offense to fit Lamar will give him every chance to reach his potential. Even though Vick ran a lot, they still tried to pin hole him into being a pocket passer.

And you just proved the snow flake theory.

When he starts to make throws down the sideline, outside the numbers then come talk to us. He is a no show in the playoffs, even in big games regular season he struggles early wirh passing and option decisions..

He has always had the talent, it has been his effort, work ethic that was the issue. Now maybe he is with the right coaches & players to help him realize his talent and keep working hard.

A report just came out stating that 21 of the 22 horses killed as a result of injury sustained at the track had pre-existing conditions known to the equestrians though they "did not grasp the significance of major pre-existing lessions". Then they should be fired, really, they didn't think a bone lesssion would lead to a break? Give me a freaking break.... https://www.pasadenastarnews.com/2020/03/10/no-illegal-medications-found-in-states-investigation-into-horse-deaths-at-santa-anita/

2 more horses have died this week, at the Del-Mar track, 4 since Nov 6th. Now were I a conspiracy nut, I would say this was purposely a done to detract from that horrible Santa Rosa track. As I said in my other post, Del -Mar is suppose to be the safest track....hmmm

I heard their vet the other day try to proclaim the track safe because the rate of the horses being put down at the track had gone down.... And the reporter let her get away with that crap. No wonder they will not close that track... Sickening On a side note, 2 horses were put down here at a track this weekend, considered the safest in the nation.

I was just reading about it & about to post.

Thanks crav, I've read a ton about that track and no one has brought this up. It makes perfect sense; the owners should pay through the nose or be forced to sell the track. Why this isn't getting more press is astounding, sad and maddening.