Ravens going down the toilet without Ozzie Newsome

[Hammer of Thor]

New GM Eric DeCosta on Lamar Jackson:

Eric DeCosta thinks Lamar Jackson will help attract free agents

 

[sportnik]

Karma's a *****

 

[RobertWeathers]

Why are they going down the toilet?

 

[Pat the Pats Fan]

Let’s see who they draft and sign...Jackson’s a run first read pass second.

 

[SammyBlueCat]

The irrational fear of the Ravens on this board

 

[holyredeemer]

Hey man. If this means Urban and Mosley walking out those doors, I’m down! I’d love to attract one of those guys. Not sure if they think Brady is talented enough though. Took him years to rush for as many yards as Lamar.

 

[luuked]

The irrational fear of the Ravens on this board

The fear of things that happened 6-7 years ago never ceases to amaze me. I mean this was almost 2 entire draft generations ago if you assume 4 year contracts.

 

[luuked]

I wish I would understand why some people are so excited about Lamar Jackson. He has been more or less Tebow-esque this season. There is no guarantee that he will get substantially better as a NFL-level passer.

You'd think this uncertainty would make marquee FA rather avoid the Ravens. Well that and living in Baltimore.

 

[Joey007]

The fear of things that happened 6-7 years ago never ceases to amaze me. I mean this was almost 2 entire draft generations ago if you assume 4 year contracts.

It feels like we haven’t faced them in eons. One time in the last 4 seasons.

 

[Soliel]

I think about teams like I think about climate change. Might kill me some day. Not today

 

[Hammer of Thor]

It feels like we haven’t faced them in eons. One time in the last 4 seasons.

Got them next year in Baltimore. Hopefully the Pats will leave Harbawl crying again.

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

Got them next year in Baltimore. Hopefully the Pats will leave Harbawl crying again.

Pats do the East Coast tour next year, @Jets, @Balt, @Phl, @Wash........

 

[captain stone]

The fear of things that happened 6-7 years ago never ceases to amaze me. I mean this was almost 2 entire draft generations ago if you assume 4 year contracts.

Pats nearly lost to them, at home - again - in the POs just 4 years ago. They're the only franchise to defeat us at home in the POs more than once. Their HC then is still their HC now.

 

[luuked]

Pats nearly lost to them, at home - again - in the POs just 4 years ago. They're the only franchise to defeat us at home in the POs more than once. Their HC then is still their HC now.

And none of this matters in 2019 (or did matter in 2018 for that matter).

 

[Deus Irae]

And none of this matters in 2019 (or did matter in 2018 for that matter).

Of course it matters.

The question isn't whether or not someone who's historically had success against another is to be taken more seriously as a result because, generally speaking, of course he is. The question is whether or not that someone who had that success only had it because of factors that no longer apply.