tsylvester
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Kelly Gregg was small too, huh?
They have a couple undrafted and late rounders 6-3 300+ pounds
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Travis Jones made some big strides last year, he could be, nay, should be a key piece in run stopping. Jenkins also another big body, albeit long in the tooth.
Revenell may be a good sleeper in the rotation along with Okoye, both young and a little inexperienced, but with this group, should add very good depth in the middle.
"If" these very large young men pan out, teams will not be able to run.
Jones and Madds have shown a great ability to collapse pockets, this year they should be even better.
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This kid has the potential, yes, why not go there, to be Peter Boulware level good. I see, in his college play, similarities; let us hope
With this secondary and the ability of the interior linemen to collapse a pocket, qbs will have to either throw early, leading to pick potential or hold for a step longer giving the edge rushers that half second to get home.
This will be key to slow down the Bengals
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He gets hurt every year, when does he make the most plays? When he is unblocked or blocked by a smaller tight end; waste of money
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Draw a line in the sand and don't move, sometimes it works. It did for Watt, 3 years, $123 mil.
The deal comes with $108 million fully guaranteed at signing, and the $41 million average per year tops the $40.25 average salary given to Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase and the $40 million awarded to Cleveland Browns standout edge rusher Myles Garrett earlier this offseason.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45764664/steelers-tj-watt-agree-3-year-123m-extension
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1 hour ago, oldno82 said:
Is anything ever easy when it comes to contract negotiations with the Ravens? They still need to re-negotiate Lamar's contract, the elephant in the room.
I've heard rumors that they, front office and Lamar, are close. However true, who knows, but from the same guy who gave out the Likely numbers
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It cant top $7 mil, so it should be easy
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To the Comandos, 1 year deal, good..
Niners inked their 2nd round pick, he got most, though not all of his $10 mil contract guaranteed
Ravens placed Emery Jones on the non football injury list...
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Yeah, I agree, Clowney would be better than Miller here.
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Just read an article in the post about Von Miller. Named 3 teams that showed interest in bringing him in. His agent mentioned the Ravens, though he did not say they were one of the 3 teams.
I certainly hope not, 6 sacks last year, none the year before and suspended, though never charged for 4 games because he hit his pregnant baby momma
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Right! They should be screaming this from the roof tops
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Green is 1 of 30 2nd round picks not to be signed, and likely to hold out of camp. They all want their contracts guaranteed. Sorry, while you are likely to make the team as a 2nd rounder, you are not a first..
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Wowza, they want their contracts guaranteed, or else.This includes Mike Green who wants his guaranteed.....
That backfired on one of the Browns 2nd round picks who has been arrested for domestic abuse.
QuoteLos Angeles Chargers second-round rookie wide receiver Tre Harris is a training camp holdout and could well be the first in an unprecedented number.
Harris did not report on Saturday -- the deadline for Bolts rookies -- NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.
The Chargers are the first team to open training camp, with veterans set for a Wednesday reporting date. However, L.A. is hardly the only team dealing with a second-round conundrum.
Thirty of 32 second-round picks have yet to sign their rookie contracts because of a disagreement over guaranteed money, Rapoport reported.
No. 33 overall pick Carson Schwesinger of the Cleveland Browns -- the top pick of the second round -- has signed and so too has No. 34 pick Jayden Higgins of the Houston Texans
Both Schwesinger and Higgins signed fully guaranteed deals, which NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero noted on May 9 -- when Schwesinger's contract was announced by Cleveland -- could have a ripple effect. More than two months later, no other second-round selection has agreed to terms, so it's had a massive effect.
Cincinnati Bengals first-round pick (No. 17 overall) Shemar Stewart and Denver Broncos first-rounder (No. 20) Jahdae Barron are the only opening-round selections unsigned. Stewart and the Bengals' contract impasse has also been related to contract guarantees.
https://www.nfl.com/news/chargers-wr-tre-harris-holding-out-as-one-of-30-unsigned-second-round-picks
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His record of non losing seasons is a farce, no playoff wins in how many years? Winning games with a few touchdowns, mostly field goals the past couple of years.
Yes, I would say if they cant win in the post season, score real points with Roger's, or even with him should I say, Tomlin would have to go
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They will after this season, one last hurrah. Rogers retires alomg with several other players, Howard takes over they try to get back to Stiller football.... Lots of luck with that
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Couple of weeks let the fun begin, oh how I miss camp in Westimster
Side note, Stillers playing hard ball with Watt, not wanting to bend to his contract demands they leak info of them "reaching out to other teams for possible trade" expect a 2nd rounder....
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As Ravens training camp approaches, we'll look at six of the top position group competitions: wide receiver, offensive line, outside linebacker, cornerback, safety, and kicker.
In the Hunt
Tyler Loop
John HoylandProjected Starter
This will be the first training camp that the Ravens will have a kicking competition since Justin Tucker beat out veteran Billy Cundiff ahead of the 2012 Super Bowl season.The Ravens used one of their 11 draft picks in April to select Loop with the hope of having him be the kicker for years to come. He was their first choice. The team also added Hoyland, an undrafted free agent out of Wyoming, as competition.
Head Coach John Harbaugh said after mandatory minicamp that both were doing well with perfecting their swings.
"I think the biggest thing is to try to put them in tough situations as much as we can," Harbaugh said.
Under the Radar
Hoyland may not have quite the power that Loop does, but he has stayed afloat with his accuracy in the battle thus far.He finished his five-year collegiate career making 79.3% of his field-goal attempts and 99.3% of his extra points. The Colorado native can also boot it from distance when he needs to. He made eight field goals of 50 yards or more in his final three years at Wyoming, including a 56-yarder in 2023.
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4 hours ago, oldno82 said:
What is the source of this rumor?
It is from an instagram post from a guy who supposedly has good connections and is "never" wrong on his info. Ive never heard of him, but came across it just googling ravens info
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Sure is if he signs it, providing it is true
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18 minutes ago, GrubberRaven said:
Sounds like Likely was extended a contract offer.
Yeah, close to $13 mil per season, no word on signing bonus yet
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Likely because of his contract and coming back from that achilles injury. They must not have considered that playing at a high level as he did in Mini was a pipe dream the first year.
It's clear in the program though that he had a lot of issues with the structure of the offense that also lead to him playing poorly.
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Its pretty good so far, Burrow, Cousins & Goff. Burrow is clearly a pretty boy, my goodness, talented no doubt but i bet he gets a manny pedi before, at half time and after each game complete with those little fish that nibble on the feet
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If you have the Netflix, the quarterback series is back and new
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Maybe, he didn't do much for Kc, but at the very least, I hope the younger receivers can learn from him
Training Camp 2025
in Baltimore Ravens
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Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday! Rookies in camp, vets tomorrow, then the fun really begins!
https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/mike-green-jaire-alexander-deandre-hopkins-lamar-jackson-players-to-watch-training-camp-2025