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Did Lamar Jackson give John Harbaugh more leeway with Daniel Faalele’s struggles? Rob Long, Jeremy Conn and Ed Norris discuss why Baltimore stuck with Faalele for two years before moving on after one preseason game in New York.

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The Giants shared a video of John Harbaugh addressing the team, but the reaction from players and coaches quickly became a talking point as many appeared less than engaged. Rob Long, Ed Norris, and Jeremy Conn explain why this one came off as more awkward than inspiring.

The Giants shared a video of John Harbaugh addressing the team, but the reaction from players and coaches quickly became a talking point as many appeared less than engaged. Rob Long, Ed Norris, and Jeremy Conn explain why this one came off as more awkward than inspiring.

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Lamar Jackson did it all in the 2nd Half, ending the game on a 7-for-9 streak with 2 TDs & this clutch 4th Down pass to Isaiah Likely with :21 sec left. John Harbaugh has now wasted two years of the Lamar/Henry combo with poor plans at OLine + DC. Your move, Steve Bisciotti.

Lamar Jackson did it all in the 2nd Half, ending the game on a 7-for-9 streak with 2 TDs & this clutch 4th Down pass to Isaiah Likely with :21 sec left. John Harbaugh has now wasted two years of the Lamar/Henry combo with poor plans at OLine + DC. Your move, Steve Bisciotti.

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Lamar Jackson on John Harbaugh: "I gotta lot of respect for Coach. I was shocked in a way. I feel like Mr. Steve did what was best for the team. I hope Coach has a great, great time in New York. Hats off to Coach because we did so much for the city, for the team, for this organization. Hats off to him in New York." via Baltimore Ravens

Lamar Jackson on John Harbaugh: "I gotta lot of respect for Coach. I was shocked in a way. I feel like Mr. Steve did what was best for the team. I hope Coach has a great, great time in New York. Hats off to Coach because we did so much for the city, for the team, for this organization. Hats off to him in New York." via Baltimore Ravens

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Jesse Minter on John Harbaugh: "I've talked to coach a couple times. Tons of respect for John. The 18 years here. Wonderful success. A Super Bowl. Probably in the Ring of Honor one day. ... He did text me 'I think they should hire you.' I appreciated that. Really just take the foundation in place and build on it. And make it better. And put my own spin on it. And not try to be John Harbaugh, not try to be Jim Harbaugh. Be myself. Connect with everybody. Make it about all of us." via Baltimore Ravens

Jesse Minter on John Harbaugh: "I've talked to coach a couple times. Tons of respect for John. The 18 years here. Wonderful success. A Super Bowl. Probably in the Ring of Honor one day. ... He did text me 'I think they should hire you.' I appreciated that. Really just take the foundation in place and build on it. And make it better. And put my own spin on it. And not try to be John Harbaugh, not try to be Jim Harbaugh. Be myself. Connect with everybody. Make it about all of us." via Baltimore Ravens

Bobby Trosset

339,359 views • 7 months ago

Wild: Ryan Clark believes the Ravens need to make a trade for AJ Brown and that he would be a perfect fit for the team. “You pair him with Zay Flowers and you finally give Lamar Jackson a win one-on-one guy that will be inspired…He’ll be coming off a situation where people don’t know what type of player he is anymore. He has an opportunity to go prove that, to go scorched earth and show everybody who he truly is again with one of the best players in the game [Lamar] and Baltimore has been looking for that guy.” AJ would be UNSTOPPABLE with Lamar 😱

Wild: Ryan Clark believes the Ravens need to make a trade for AJ Brown and that he would be a perfect fit for the team. “You pair him with Zay Flowers and you finally give Lamar Jackson a win one-on-one guy that will be inspired…He’ll be coming off a situation where people don’t know what type of player he is anymore. He has an opportunity to go prove that, to go scorched earth and show everybody who he truly is again with one of the best players in the game [Lamar] and Baltimore has been looking for that guy.” AJ would be UNSTOPPABLE with Lamar 😱

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50 Years Ago Tonight August 11, 1976 The #Jets host the #Giants in a preseason game before 35,000 at the recently-remodeled and reopened Yankee Stadium. The Jets were entrenched in a bitter, years-long lease dispute with the Mets and New York City over the use of Shea Stadium. During their 20 seasons at Shea, they never played a preseason game there. This game was played at Yankee Stadium as New Jersey's Giants Stadium was still two months away from its grand opening. The game had originally been scheduled for Monday August 9, but was moved to Wednesday the 11th due to the effects of Hurricane Belle. The Jets would host Oakland two days later, again in the Bronx, followed by Washington two weeks after — the final NFL games played at Yankee Stadium.

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Kevin Gallagher

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John Harbaugh was asked about how Lamar Jackson handled a question on his then head coach's future in Baltimore following the Ravens' elimination game in Pittsburgh earlier this month: "All I can say about that is this is a tough business. The emotions are tough. I could never, ever speak for anybody, but I can tell ya that I love Lamar Jackson. And I believe from the bottom of my heart that Lamar Jackson loves me. ... I will believe that until forever. I'm never gonna change and I'm always gonna love him and I'm always gonna meet him where he's at. ... I'm gonna carry that with me for the rest of my life and I'm gonna cherish it." via Howard Eskin

John Harbaugh was asked about how Lamar Jackson handled a question on his then head coach's future in Baltimore following the Ravens' elimination game in Pittsburgh earlier this month: "All I can say about that is this is a tough business. The emotions are tough. I could never, ever speak for anybody, but I can tell ya that I love Lamar Jackson. And I believe from the bottom of my heart that Lamar Jackson loves me. ... I will believe that until forever. I'm never gonna change and I'm always gonna love him and I'm always gonna meet him where he's at. ... I'm gonna carry that with me for the rest of my life and I'm gonna cherish it." via Howard Eskin

Bobby Trosset

1,548,669 views • 7 months ago

Lamar Jackson responded to widespread criticism this afternoon: "I was really hurt. I don't know why I gotta get questioned ... I never quit on my team before. I never quit anything to be honest with y'all. I don't know where that noise come from. ... Do you think Harbaugh would let me fall asleep in his meetings? I'm right in the front!" Does he want to be in Baltimore? "Absolutely, man. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't even know where that comes from. ... We gotta focus on winning right now. Contract talk will be after the season, but during the season, I'm locked in." On if his relationship with John Harbaugh is strong: "I believe so. Like I said, I don't know where the noise comes from, man." via Baltimore Ravens

Lamar Jackson responded to widespread criticism this afternoon: "I was really hurt. I don't know why I gotta get questioned ... I never quit on my team before. I never quit anything to be honest with y'all. I don't know where that noise come from. ... Do you think Harbaugh would let me fall asleep in his meetings? I'm right in the front!" Does he want to be in Baltimore? "Absolutely, man. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. I don't even know where that comes from. ... We gotta focus on winning right now. Contract talk will be after the season, but during the season, I'm locked in." On if his relationship with John Harbaugh is strong: "I believe so. Like I said, I don't know where the noise comes from, man." via Baltimore Ravens

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1,139,998 views • 7 months ago

The NBA Finals tip off tonight in San Antonio, with the New York Knicks making their first trip to the championship in 27 years. Before heading to Texas for Game 1 against the Spurs, superfan Spike Lee caught up with CBS Mornings to give his take on the Knicks historic run.

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DeAndre Hopkins on Lamar Jackson and his first season as a Raven to date: "I'm very grateful for Lamar. ... This offseason, I could've went to some different teams and got more money than I did here. But at this point in my career, I wanna play with somebody who I consider a friend off the field ... Me seeing Zay have one of his best careers [years], that gives me a joy. ... I'm not upset that things aren't statistically where I expected myself to be. We're in a position to play a big game this coming week and that, to me, means more than statistics. Going out there and playing meaningful football." via Baltimore Ravens

DeAndre Hopkins on Lamar Jackson and his first season as a Raven to date: "I'm very grateful for Lamar. ... This offseason, I could've went to some different teams and got more money than I did here. But at this point in my career, I wanna play with somebody who I consider a friend off the field ... Me seeing Zay have one of his best careers [years], that gives me a joy. ... I'm not upset that things aren't statistically where I expected myself to be. We're in a position to play a big game this coming week and that, to me, means more than statistics. Going out there and playing meaningful football." via Baltimore Ravens

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811,099 views • 8 months ago

Hall of Fame QB Steve Young had to get STUFF OFF HIS CHEST as it pertains to Lamar Jackson. “Don’t tell me, ‘Well, that’s Lamar - he can’t do certain things.’ I pull my hair out … because do not diminish the potential of what Lamar Jackson can be in the game today. The game *is* his game. “I’ve admired the humility and the savviness of John [Harbaugh] and the people inside the building that have done this [made changes to more passing] because to me I think it opens up the possibility for a big victory on Monday night and wins in January. … “I beg. I beg them to continue to take chances to let him develop because I still believe that, like Patrick Mahomes, Lamar could be the greatest player. You see Patrick headed that direction. And I think he and Lamar could go head-to-head for 10 more years. “I want to speak for Lamar. He hasn’t asked me to do that, but I feel like I’m the older guy and I gotta speak for my guys.” Full ep: SUBSCRIBE

Hall of Fame QB Steve Young had to get STUFF OFF HIS CHEST as it pertains to Lamar Jackson. “Don’t tell me, ‘Well, that’s Lamar - he can’t do certain things.’ I pull my hair out … because do not diminish the potential of what Lamar Jackson can be in the game today. The game is his game. “I’ve admired the humility and the savviness of John [Harbaugh] and the people inside the building that have done this [made changes to more passing] because to me I think it opens up the possibility for a big victory on Monday night and wins in January. … “I beg. I beg them to continue to take chances to let him develop because I still believe that, like Patrick Mahomes, Lamar could be the greatest player. You see Patrick headed that direction. And I think he and Lamar could go head-to-head for 10 more years. “I want to speak for Lamar. He hasn’t asked me to do that, but I feel like I’m the older guy and I gotta speak for my guys.” Full ep: SUBSCRIBE

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