In case you missed anything from Glenn Clark Radio this week, here are a few highlights to check out.
WJZ 13 analyst and former Ravens Super Bowl XXXV champion wide receiver Qadry Ismail discussed why he’s “cautiously optimistic” about Ravens third round pick Ja’Kobi Lane and why he has faith in Tez Walker being able to take a step forward:
First Round Mock publisher and former NFL scout Daniel Kelly discussed why the Ravens may end up regretting passing on linebacker Rueben Bain Jr. and why he would have done the same thing if he were in GM Eric DeCosta’s shoes:
Ravens Gameday Radio analyst, Pro Football Hall of Famer and Super Bowl XXXV champion Rod Woodson discussed where the Ravens roster stands after the 2026 NFL Draft, and why he’d still consider signing David Njoku despite the Ravens drafting two tight ends:
Westwood One NFL and TNT college football analyst Mike Golic Jr. discussed why Vega Ioane was the top “plug-and-play” option in this year’s draft and why the Ravens’ addition of Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia as an undrafted free agent shouldn’t be dismissed:
Ravens fourth-round pick and former SMU tight end Matt Hibner discussed his excitement to reunite with Jesse Minter (who was an assistant at Michigan when Hibner played there before transferring to SMU) and to play with Lamar Jackson:
NBC horse racing analyst Randy Moss discussed the top storylines in this year’s Kentucky Derby and what an ideal Triple Crown calendar might look like moving forward:
Norfolk Tides outfielder and Orioles prospect Jud Fabian discussed his strong start to the season and whether he believes he’s ready to be an MLB center fielder:
DrewsMorningDish.com publisher Drew Forrester discussed where the Ravens stand after the draft and the awkwardness of draft phone calls:
Ravens fifth-round pick and former Duke cornerback Chandler Rivers discussed why being selected by Baltimore allowed him to no longer care that he had fallen further in the draft than expected:
The Athletic NFL writer Mike Silver discussed what he learned from being embedded in the Ravens’ draft room, including how a pair of centers going earlier than expected may have altered the team’s plans:
Chesapeake Baysox catcher and Orioles prospect Ethan Anderson discussed what it was like working with manager Craig Albernaz at big league spring training after watching videos of Albernaz working with catchers and whether he might change his facial hair if his hot start to the season doesn’t continue:
USA Lacrosse Magazine and Raleigh News & Observer college sports analyst Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) discussed the expansion of the NCAA Tournament to 76 teams and what’s at stake ahead of NCAA lacrosse Selection Sunday:
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