Baltimore Ravens

I took Derrick Henry and Zay. No regerts.

You know what to do

Notable moves:

• Ravens are only keeping 2 QB's, Josh Johnson and Anthony Brown both cut
• RB Melvin Gordon cut, Keaton Mitchel stays
• WR Wallace and Duvernay stay, Proche gets cut
• TE Kolar stays
• They "released" CB Seymour, but he will almost certainly re-sign once players can hit IR
• S Worley out

Tldr: -Josh Johnson +Keaton +Kolar -Proche +Kyu Kelly

cross-posted from: https://fanaticus.social/post/270275

The one-year deal is worth $2.5 million, but could rise to $6 million, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter and Jeremy Fowler.

I still feel far from great about the situation, but at least we're doing something.

Marlon essentially was the CB room, so I now have some huge concerns that our defense is going to get picked apart in the passing game

cross-posted from: https://fanaticus.social/post/263757

When Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson throws a touchdown pass this season, there's a chance it will come on a route that he suggested. One of the biggest changes in the Ravens' first season under new offensive coordinator Todd Monken is more freedom and input for Jackson. In addition to giving Jackson the leeway to audible, Baltimore is using plays that Jackson has sent to the coaching staff.

"I was just on social media, and I saw a couple of routes, and I sent it to [quarterbacks] Coach Tee [Martin] and he was like, 'I'm going to relay the message to Coach [Todd] Monken,' Jackson said after Tuesday's joint practice with the Washington Commanders. "Coach Monken liked the play, so he put it in practice. We didn't show it today, but I feel like it will be good for us."

James Proche definitely seems like he's not gonna make the roster after being careless with the ball. I think Dobbins also lost some leverage given how well the rb room has looked so far

Generally seems pretty promising, but that's almost always true of training camp commentary. Some potential competition at CB2, Flowers looking good, but Odell dropped a pass.

I don't actually know how common that is, but I was surprised. I don't really know an advantage, other than it possibly being considered a crutch

I'll admit, I definitely think of 2019 Pierce instead of 2022 Pierce. I think the introduction of Roquan on the whole makes this a stronger defense than the start of last year, even losing Campbell

Really hope he can come back and be healthy for the start of the season! Has the potential to go off if he can stay healthy.

No bombshells dropped, but as good as he was last year, he didn't feel fully comfortable with the system yet. Pretty stoked for what he could do next year if that's the case.

I'm hopeful he'll be able to make those down field conflicts for us now that we have some depth of talent in the WR room

Only thing I worry about a bit with Hamilton is that he plays and hits hard, and if he's going to be more likely to get an injury