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Marquise Brown had three crucial drops during the Ravens’ victory against the Lions, but Brian Billick doesn’t think Brown’s drops will carry over to the rest of the season. “We know he has the ability to catch the ball,” Billick said. “… I think it will be a while before he drops three passes again.”
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A walk-on last season, Maryland defensive end Greg Rose was put on scholarship ahead of his senior season, and he has been a crucial part of the Terps’ 4-0 start. “I just want to keep producing for Maryland,” Rose said, “and keep playing for the name on the front of the jersey.”
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Former Ravens DT Lional “Jelly Roll” Dalton had a successful kidney transplant in Baltimore in August, and now he’s paying it forward and helping others on dialysis with the launch of his nonprofit organization, Jellyroll Gift of Life.
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“It’s a good stepping stone, but we have a long, long way to go,” Ravens right guard Kevin Zeitler said of the win against the Chiefs. “We have to keep getting better every day, every week, every game. We just have to keep going and we’ll see where we end up at.”
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Former Ravens defensive coordinator Mike Nolan says there are some areas of concern for Baltimore to clean up with the Chiefs looming, but he’s still optimistic about how the season will unfold. “They’ll get back on track,” Nolan said of the Ravens.
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After missing last season while recovering from myocarditis, Maryland tight end Chig Okonkwo is back on the field and appreciating every moment. “I’m just like, ‘Wow, I never thought that this would be possible again,'” Okonkwo said.
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After struggling earlier in the summer, Orioles prospect Johnny Rizer has come on strong for Bowie. “It’s just a learning experience and trusting the process, as cliché as it sounds,” Rizer said. “But baseball is a game of failure and the more you fail I think the more you’ll be able to succeed.”
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