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Marlon Humphrey looks around the Ravens’ secondary and sees unlimited potential. But then he sits in the team’s cafeteria, where the TVs are frequently tuned to NFL Network or ESPN, and he sees the team’s struggles staring back at him.
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Gilman grad Brandon Copeland, who was elevated to the Ravens’ active roster against the Patriots and Bills, says it’s extra special to play for his hometown team. “I’m soaking in all the little details and just enjoying it all,” Copeland said. “Hopefully it leads to the best season of my career.”
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Welcome to “The Tyus Bowser Show,” coming to you live from Guilford Hall Brewery. Listen in as Tyus Bowser discusses the loss to Buffalo, how the team is moving on and more with guest Mark Andrews and co-hosts Glenn Clark and “The NFL Chick” Syreeta Hubbard.
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Glenn Clark shares his Week 5 NFL power rankings, and the Baltimore Ravens drop to No. 11.
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John Harbaugh said he expects no lingering effects from the public spat he and CB Marcus Peters had in the closing seconds of the Ravens’ 23-20 loss to the Bills. “Marcus is an emotional guy. I’m an emotional guy,” Harbaugh said. “I’m not worried about that at all.”
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The day after the Ravens’ last-second loss to the Bills, head coach John Harbaugh doubled-down on his controversial decision to play for a touchdown rather than have Justin Tucker kick a short field goal. “I really stand by that decision,” Harbaugh said, “100 percent.”
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Glenn Clark reacts to the Ravens’ 23-20 loss to the Bills and the first four games of the season, and he says the bottom line is that this isn’t a team that’s complete enough to overcome coaching lapses.
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Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens’ 23-20 loss to the Bills, from John Harbaugh’s decision to skip the late field goal to the gut check that looms for the Ravens as AFC North play begins.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Glenn Clark make their picks for the Week 4 Ravens-Bills matchup, plus they pick their lock winner and loser of the week.
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Former Ravens defensive lineman and current ESPN Radio host Chris Canty sees an evolution in Lamar Jackson this season. “We all knew [Jackson] was one of the most dynamic runners in all of football,” Canty said, “but now I think he’s one of the most dynamic passers as well.”
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