Afchris2006

Thank you - what an outstanding thing to do in order to support great causes! I hope to see other wives and teams doing the some thing.

Way to be a great role model!!!!!!!

3 minutes ago, Afchris2006 said:

Teams with good discipline don't get over 100 yards in penalties. Discipline comes from players who listen too and follow the head coach. How do you explain that one???? 

I'm from Michigan and respect the entire Harb family, but he is losing his players this year. 

5 minutes ago, darklight1216 said:

96 of those yard should have been offset by a holding penalty on Dallas's o-lineman, but I get your point.

I'm a Harbs fan, but this team is among the league leaders in penalties. Someone is responsible for this.

If we don't blame the head coach and the players don't work hard at good discipline, then who do we blame? 

1 minute ago, OldToby said:

Get out of here, have you seen some of these stupid penalties. We aren't a big household name So we are going to get penalized when we play popular teams.

Teams with good discipline don't get over 100 yards in penalties. Discipline comes from players who listen too and follow the head coach. How do you explain that one???? 

How do you expect town with 136 yards in penalties????? The coach has lost his authority over the team!!!!!!!!

Looks like the D has just given up!

What I want to watch is how many penalties we have this game. The fact that we have so many is proof the players are not respecting the coaching staff or the game plan. They are just out doing their own thing, despite what the coaches have to say. No respect for the head coach in the locker room! It's this type of stuff that gets a yeah coach fired in the NFL!

Just no discipline! Great job #72!

What I want to watch is how many penalties we have this game. The fact that we have so many is proof the players are not respecting the coaching staff or the game plan. They are just out doing their own thing, despite what the coaches have to say. No respect for the head coach in the locker room! It's this type of stuff that gets a yeah coach fired in the NFL!

Glad to see his PR person or agent is doing their job and sending out nice messages from Perrimans twitter account.

So if we should not call him a bust this year, what happens if he hurts his knee again in training camp next year? What would his label be at that point in time? I think the problem is every team and fan expects the first round draft pick to help make an immediate impact and that is not what has happened in this case. I can feel Harbs frustration, its like hiring a new employee and paying them a great signing bonus, just to have them never show up for work because they keep calling in sick (or hurt in this case). I just hope he does not become another Jadeveon Clowney, who is a total bust for the Texans.

Players need to look in the mirror first... before we even think of firing Harbaugh. Harbaugh did not grab the face mask... coaches can only put them in place to perform and the player has to make the play and not miss easy interceptions or make stupid penalties.

Shocked, but not surprised!!!!!

Shocked, but not surprised!!! 

I think the main problem here is that when a team uses it's #1 draft pick for a player, the team and the fans expect the guy to come in and help make an immediate impact on the field. The issue here is that he has never made it to the field at all and its related to a PCL sprain (what we were told) and since the majority of fans have access to the internet they can read that a sprain is not always that bad. It's not like the guy tore his achilles or his MCL, he sprained his PCL. Then when fellow teammates and fans see a guy like Brent Urban tear both of his biceps and within the same season return to the practice field. Yet when Perriman try's to run one time during warm ups, he hurts himself again. I just believe that when you pick a guy in the first round, that comes with a lot of expectations by both the team and the fans. 

I am a huge Raven fan, but I wonder how fast we would have seen him back on the field if he stopped getting a paycheck until he started playing?

My point Mom Gene is that no matter if the player is a vet or a rookie, we should be looking at what is best for the team. The idea that Perriman has taken a spot for 8 weeks now, should show how committed the team was to him. Since my other posts did not make it to the screen, I will have to repeat what I was talking about is the difference between injury and heart. Most every NFL player has some type of injury, yet it's their heart that gets them back onto the field. All I need to say is Steve Smith and back injury, yet he was still on the field. I understand if he can't make it onto the field because of his medical past, but when does the team see his heart and his desire to make it back not the field? When does the team cut their losses and move on with the rest of the season? How long do we keep him on the roster and miss out on putting people out there that can help us win? I respect what the kid has gone through in life, but where is the line in the sand for the entire team. Remember there is no "I" in team and what you keep saying is "I" and not team. I think that is why people are upset with what has or has not been done with him.

So does this mean we should give other players the same amount of time with clear costs to the team, just in order to allow him the ability to prove their worth? If so, why did we cut Jason Babin, before he could prove his worth?

Can you say bust? Or better yet, can you say Ryan Leaf? Actually not fair, since Ryan Leaf at least made it to the field. I just hope we get a higher draft pick this year, since I doubt we make the playoffs. 

I think he is one of the better TE's for the Ravens and I hope he does what is best for him and his family. I was at the game when he got hurt last time and it just looked so painful. 

Good Luck Dennis! 

Wow - they allowed a negative post!

I see they never post anything negative about the team! I have submitted several posts that have not made it.

Hey there is one good thing - we are on track for getting the #1 pick in the draft next year!

Can you say #1 pick in the draft next year!

The one thing I would change is never picking Perriman in the first round. We wasted a draft pick.

Perriman get’s my vote as top wasted draft pick of the year.

What a joke - we have Steve Smith Sr. who has serious back issues playing his heart out, yet Breshad Perriman is still just OUT. I hope the Ravens are not paying this kid anything, since the teams waterboy has done more to help this team than Breshad Perriman has even thought about doing. Perriman needs to suck it up and start earning his paycheck.