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Thanks. Very cool!

Most likely it's never going to happen and with more proven NFL assistants already in place - it's more and more unlikely.

That's great. Still need source. Where did this come from. Does NFL have a photo release protocol that releases potentially controversial plays. I would love to have the link, because the broadcast doesn't go deep enough. Where is this source?

Agreed. It looks photo-shopped. Where did this pick come from? source?

Looks photo-shopped.

The Bad: 4th Quarter Clock Management - Situational Football (last 2 possessions) Because our offense didn't capitalize on the momentum during the comeback when we only needed a field goal to take the lead, break their defense and quite the crowd, we decided to be overly aggressive which lead to a needless interception that uplifted their team, ate-up clock and reignited their home fans. Bad strategic calculation. When we got the ball on the last offensive drive we decided to be overly cautious. As a result we squandered our last timeout (clock management), passed on 3rd down for an in-completion (stopping the clock for the Browns) and giving Tucker (elite) approximately 3-5 more yards to kick a field goal that is a give-me from another 15 yards. As a result of this, the last defensive series suffered because of too much time left on the clock and the score. That said, more aggression should have been applied in the early downs. Players fail to make critical tackles and assignments, but with better clock management earlier it most likely doesn't come down to this. Results: Unnecessary Nail Bitter (Thank the Football Gods for C.J. Mosley int ) Trestman and Pees need to get on the same page. That said, a win is a win.

One thing is very apparent in the way the Chargers are playing the Jags - Aggression. We can't afford conservative play calling in this one. Have to impose our will on this team for 4 quarters. Conservative Defensive/Offensive play calling won't work.

That's leadership. Outstanding!

Pitta is MONEY!

run for bus!

A sack wins the game ball.

bad clock management again. Let's go D.

defense ballin' out!

We got this

My guess is most likely not, but there's no mention of it yet. Once we return home it would be more appreciated and maybe the family will be in a place where they can attend.

Be careful of GMO's to go. Very unhealthy. https://vitalworldnews.wordpress.com/read-the-labels-to-know-the-other-names-used-for-gm0-foods/ If a Denny's or IHOP can't verify that unhealthy food is not served - beware for you and your family.

The movement to express 'Freedom of Speech' grows through-out the league. Every week more and more are added to that movement aimed at systemic change and equal rights. So far, very little has been reported that includes our team with the exception of Ben Watson from the 'echo chambers' of IR. http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2016/09/07/ravens-te-ben-watson-responds-to-kaepernicks-anthem-protest/ Will any Ravens play a role in this on-going and ever-growing conversation? As representatives (sometimes unwilling and/or apathetic) of a city that is in the forefront of many of the issues that led to these symbolic demonstrations, it is hard to imagine that there won't be any Ravens that feel a need to take part in some capacity. Legendary Ravens, Ray Lewis and Shannon Sharp spoke quit eloquently and peacefully from different viewpoints. I hope that somehow we can do the same. Who will be the 1st Active Raven to join the conversation?

Why?

In the conversation and Baltimore Ravens fans took notice.

Baltimore Ravens Join the NFL National Anthem Protest Conversation for Systemic Reforms in Law Enforcement for People of Color Shareece Wright's recent comments addressing this narrative seems to put him ahead of all the other active Raven players. That said, there has been an on-going dialog shared-by several ex-Ravens, coaches, front office members, etc. Current List: Ray Lewis Shannon Sharpe Trent Dilfer Coach John Harburgh Benjamin Watson (IR) Kennan Reynolds Kevin Byrne Senior Vice President, Public & Community Relations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OREWMWdKfgc I'm still hoping that more active Ravens give more input on this important conversation. I truly appreciate Shareece's input along with all the others from the Ravens FAM. Will this Sunday's game be the one where we'll hear more?

Great post. Absolutely. I especially like this part.

Shareece Wright adds to the Conversation “I would stand, but I understand his position and the purpose behind it and the movement..." http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2016/09/14/shareece-wright-dishes-on-steve-smith-flacco-kaepernicks-protest/ Can definitely respect his personal choice not to join the other players around the league who are exercising their freedom of speech before the game, but appreciate more that he also acknowledges and supports their rights to do so. He's the 1st (Active) Raven that I've found so far. That's cool. We've joined the conversation.

Yes. It's really getting old. Don't think it will change any time soon. It'll take years before our owner gets to sit at 'the BIG Boys Table'. It's business - not personal. We'll wait and just keep-on winning.

Thanks good question. Hopefully it is not taking a knee against the anthem (not the point), but they most likely will express their thoughts about the real issues that drove this national conversation. The players, coaches and teams that are engaging (and growing fast) in this conversation every week illustrate why. http://www.motherjones.com/media/2016/09/nfl-players-join-kaepernick-solidarity-protest "A lot of times, a lot of people don't want to address the issues, and they want us to sit back and be quiet about it," Casey told reporters - Mother Jones That's the point. Most football fans want to hear their players, coaches, fan-base perspectives (whether we agree or not ). That's what makes a forum. We should be extremely proud of ours (Best in the NFL) just because we can do that.

Absolutely in agreement on your points. Truly appreciate your prospective and I'm not more articulate (but thanks). GO Ravens!