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John Harbaugh was asked if he was okay with Derrick Henry's usage on Thursday night, particularly in the second quarter: "Of course not. That's not the numbers we want at all. ... When you look at the game, we went seven plays down the field and scored. Then we... show more

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Did Cavs come out with right level of intensity? "Nope. Nope, not at all." Why? "That's a great question. We didn't start off the game well, still had the lead, and then throughout the course of the game never kicked it to that second level."

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Himes: All we have is history to go on, and we engineered three regime changes in the region over the course of the last 20 years: Gaddafi in Libya—we had a lot to do with that. We destroyed the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2001. And, of course, Iraq. Now: Libya, Afghanistan, and Iraq—did any of those go our way? No, they did not.

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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti on how he ultimately landed on his decision to fire John Harbaugh after 18 years: "We led the league in giving up big leads in the fourth quarter. It's not something that winning organizations do. We have underperformed based on our seeding in the playoffs. Very disappointing. A lot of our great players involved making mistakes they don't make in the regular season very often. ... In the last 10 years, we've won the third most games in the NFL and yet, people were saying we were underachievers. We were, and we had to own that. ... I fell on my instincts. ... I got to the point that I didn't believe I would feel regret after I made that decision, and that's what instinct is." via Baltimore Ravens

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