Ravens are simply not a good team Jesse minter is simply not a good head coach Ain’t no fixing this bullshit

Lindsey Graham, you say? I’m stunned. And by stunned, I mean not even a little surprised.

JD Vance on the economy: "You don't turn the Titanic around overnight"

#Dolphins workout went excellently today for five-time All-Pro #Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, hitting field goals from 68 yards along with 65 yards, two 60-yarders, two 55-yarders, went 11 for 12, made all of his 50-plus kicks. Team wound up signing Zane Gonzalez, who was drafted by #Browns when special teams coach Chris Tabor was in Cleveland.

Sources: The #Ravens are signing K Jake Moody to their practice squad, bringing him back as competition. Moody was with the team earlier this season when Tyler Loop had struggled in camp.

He didn’t give one fuck. I want him off my team.

Baltimore ravens aren’t a serious team with championship aspirations yet, mark Andrews and Hawkins still getting playtime, loop can’t kick consistently and defense still can’t get a stop when it matters.

Tyler Loop missing that field goal yesterday man I want to have faith in him, but it’s so challenging.

Yall don’t hate #89 enough for me, THAT bitch will do some inexcusable shit during the game, do a post game interview and say that can’t happen again then does said inexcusable thing again 😂😂😂😂😂😂 IM OUT ON THIS TEAM IF HE STILL GETS MEANINGFUL SNAPS

Do yall know this guy? He claims that he’s a billionaire!

Top five cities to be in when it finally happens: 1. New York City 2. Los Angeles 3. Minneapolis 4. San Francisco 5. Chicago

RIP Ravens season

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