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“I’ve torn enough muscles and got acquainted with too many surgery rooms,” former Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce said in his explaining his decision to retire. “I love the game. I’m still probably going to be around the game in some capacity, probably for the rest of my life.”
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Glenn Clark feels lucky to have gotten to know Michael Pierce and says the team and city were lucky to have had him.
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After injuries limited him to 11 games from 2021-2022, Ravens NT Michael Pierce is living out his ideal comeback story. “Just to be able to be healthy, to be out here and contributing to this team’s success is everything I could’ve hoped for last season.”
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After suffering season-ending injuries in 2021 and 2022, Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce is healthy again and embracing a leadership role as one of the team’s veterans. “To be a part of the head of the Ravens’ defense, it’s more than I could ever ask for,” Pierce said.
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Tyus Bowser discusses the loss to Indianapolis and how the team is moving on with guest Michael Pierce and co-hosts Glenn Clark and “The NFL Chick” Reeta Hubbard.
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New outside linebacker Jason Pierre-Paul took part in Ravens practice Sept. 28, and head coach John Harbaugh said the “process is to get him out there as fast as we can.”
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Ravens free-agent additions Morgan Moses, Michael Pierce, Patrick Ricard and Marcus Williams recently joined Glenn Clark Radio to discuss why they signed with the Ravens. Here’s what they had to say.
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Defensive tackle Michael Pierce, who recently agreed to terms on a reported three-year, $16.5 million deal with the Ravens, says he is “grateful” to return to Baltimore, where he spent the first four years of his NFL career. “It’s funny how God lets things come full circle,” Pierce said.
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Vikings defensive tackle Michael Pierce, who was part of a Ravens defense that struggled to stop Derrick Henry in the divisional round of the playoffs last January, weighs in on why the Titans running back is so difficult to stop.
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“The prime of my career is only going to last so long,” former Ravens DT Michael Pierce, now with the Vikings, said of his decision to opt out of the 2020 NFL season. “But what good is the prime of my career if I end up in the hospital and I don’t recover enough to even play?”
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