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Forget Vic Fangio’s comments about the NFL rushing record, says Stan “The Fan” Charles, it’s what the Broncos head coach said about the Ravens and player safety that should have Baltimore demanding an apology.
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Glenn Clark shares his Week 5 NFL power rankings, and the Baltimore Ravens move up one spot.
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“I promise you, I’m not going to give that insult one second thought,” Ravens HC John Harbaugh said of Broncos HC Vic Fangio’s comments. “What’s meaningful to us might not be meaningful to them. Their concerns are definitely not our concerns.”
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Glenn Clark says the Ravens’ decision to eschew the victory formation late in their win against the Broncos in order to reach 100 rushing yards for a 43rd consecutive game isn’t that big of a deal, but the “controversy” surrounding the decision is definitely more interesting than the record itself.
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Glenn Clark and Ken Zalis respond to the Baltimore Ravens’ 23-7 Week 4 win against the Denver Broncos.
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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson returned to practice Oct. 1 after missing the previous two practices with a back injury, and he is expected to play in Denver Oct. 3. The picture is more concerning in the secondary, where the Ravens could be missing two starters and a couple of others are hurting.
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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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Rashod Bateman and Lamar Jackson have hardly had any practice time together since the spring, but from the time they have spent together, Jackson described Bateman as “a great route runner” with “sneaky speed.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Glenn Clark make their picks for the Week 4 Ravens-Broncos matchup, plus they pick their lock winner and loser of the week.
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Former NFL kicker and current CBS analyst Jay Feely says part of what makes Ravens kicker Justin Tucker so great is his consistency — in the big moments and throughout the season. “It’s unquestionable that he is the greatest of all time to ever play that position,” Feely said.
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