GrubberRaven

you're trading 2 first round pics, you better get 5 years of top performance. Maxx is running himself into the ground.

I haven't soured on DeCosta yet.

I assumed you were including Harbs' tenure.

That's a great story. Appreciate you sharing it. In a world where people hoard money and seem to never be at peace, reading things like this bring back some humanity. Barry is still a millionaire and able to enjoy his elder years I'm assuming. Honestly, Lamar comes from poverty and he'll never worry about it again, as long as he saves/spends it right. Maybe he achieved his goals. I think he still wants a ring, but not here.

Works for me

The OL needs to be the focus though, right?

Schefter reporting that Ravens tried to get both Trey and Maxx Crosby. That would have been crazy

I appreciate the info on Hendrickson. Having him and 2 picks back is good. Just hope he is healthy.

We didn't even exist though...wtf...

So someone tell me this is good. He played 7 games last year and is 2 years older than Crosby

https://www.threads.com/@adamschefter/post/DVvuYjJlZRL?xmt=AQF0v8q2JapuiNa8XxtIzDB00aI0UZLq2ILKJgbTcuzRMw

Holeeeeeeee shit...what a turn of events. The voice in the back of my head was leery of TWO pics for him as he was coming off an injury and his mileage, but he IS/WAS a proven commodity. I'm more worried about this making the front office look shady. Also, there are rumblings that Lamar restructured and did not get extended and if that's the case, Lamar better go all out or he can go bye bye next year. I hate Brady, but the guy took pays that benefitted his team. Lamar is about Lamar.

You know I won't fault you for pointing out the lack of leadership since Ray and Ed left. Lamar is no leader. Talented yes, leader no. Taking Ray out to prove your point works mathematically, but Ray was here before Harbaugh and there were some pretty dry years then too. Ultimately, this is a clean slate now, but I'm not jumping to the conclusion we are on par with Dallas if you subset the data to prove your point.

Over the last 18 years (2007–2024 seasons), the Dallas Cowboys have made 9 playoff appearances but have zero NFC Championship game appearances, frequently exiting in the Wild Card or Divisional rounds. They have a 4-9 playoff record in that span, often defined by "one-and-done" losses. Key Playoff Results (Last 18 Seasons) 2023: Lost Wild Card (vs. GB) 2022: Won Wild Card, Lost Divisional (vs. SF) 2021: Lost Wild Card (vs. SF) 2018: Won Wild Card, Lost Divisional (vs. LAR) 2016: Lost Divisional (vs. GB) 2014: Won Wild Card, Lost Divisional (vs. GB) 2009: Won Wild Card, Lost Divisional (vs. MIN) 2007: Lost Divisional (vs. NYG) [1, 4, 6, 7] Key Trends No NFC Championship: The team has not reached the NFC Championship game in 30 years. Playoff Struggles: Despite strong regular seasons, they are often eliminated early, including losses to Green Bay (twice), San Francisco (twice), and the Rams in recent years. Over the last 18 years (2008–2025 seasons), the Ravens have been a consistent playoff contender, going 13-11 in the postseason. They won Super Bowl XLVII (2012 season), secured 6+ AFC North titles, and reached the AFC Championship game four times (2008, 2011, 2012, 2023). [1, 2, 3] Key Postseason Highlights & Trends (Last 18 Years): Super Bowl: Won Super Bowl XLVII against the 49ers (2012 season). AFC Championship Appearances: 2008, 2011, 2012, 2023. Recent Results: 2024 (Active): Reached the playoffs. 2023: Lost AFC Championship (vs. Chiefs). 2022: Lost Wild Card (at Bengals). 2020: Lost Divisional (at Bills). 2019: Lost Divisional (vs. Titans). Overall Record: The team has maintained a high winning percentage, with a 13-11 record in the playoffs during this timeframe. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Again...shut the f up...