Daniel Jeremiah, Brent Urban, Terrin Vavra and Jameis Winston recently joined Glenn Clark Radio. Here’s what they had to say.
“I would love Zay Flowers in that mix. For those that haven’t seen him at Boston College, if you’ve seen Tyler Lockett and what he does for the Seahawks, I think Zay Flowers can do the exact same thing. I think he would be an excellent fit.”
– NFL Network analyst and former Ravens scout Daniel Jeremiah March 16 on why BC’s Zay Flowers makes the most sense for the Ravens at No. 22 among receivers, along with USC’s Jordan Addison (Tuscarora)
“When you’re young, you’re not really realizing what’s going on so much. You’re just kind of in the moment. But at this age I can look back and kind of be appreciative of my time here. Last season when they brought me back it was kind of like a walk through memory lane where I was really just taking everything in and just kind of realizing how far I’ve come, I guess. So it just kind of brought back those memories and really did make me appreciate things more, for sure.”
– Ravens defensive lineman Brent Urban March 21 on why this stint with the team has meant more to him than the first
“The reason we’re here is to win a World Series. I think the reason they brought this group here is [for] that ultimate goal. I think it would be kind of naive of us not to expect that level of play. There [are] real hopes and aspirations to do that.”
– Orioles utility man Terrin Vavra March 3 on the lofty expectations facing the team
“The Ravens are getting a detailed, specific, confident coordinator. And that’s what you need in this league. … Todd Monken has a resume of putting points on the board. Especially with you guys having one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, I know he’s going to do some incredible things with that offense.”
– Saints quarterback Jameis Winston March 30 on Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken, Winston’s OC in Tampa Bay from 2016-2018
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