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Marlon Humphrey on the difference between the old coaching staff and the new one: “It’s really cool to be in a meeting and Jesse just takes the clicker and he’s like, ‘I’m about to coach for the next hour’… Harbs would pop in every once in a while, but... show more

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#STATEYOURSOURCE1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse 2 MVPs 2 1 seed seasons and a AFCCG with a cheerleader on the headset 💔🕊️✌🏾

CUKA1 month ago

Insane how good Lamar has done In his career while being completely held back. Also disgusting ownership let it go on so long.

JBringtheheat1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Why did harbaugh bum ass have so much job security his bitch ass shoulda been canned like 8 years ago when they missed the playoffs 4/5 years after the superbowl that should have been enough Horribaugh wasted Lamar Career away LJ finally gets real leader ship at 29 yo🤦‍♂️

🫩Fuck1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Cause he a fuckin special teams coach / hype man

KR1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Guy was just a mascot

TJTVwuzHere1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Lmfao fake ass coach

Danske1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Harbaugh unable to do basic things as head coach? it's a damn miracle he lasted for 18 years.

AD🍉 ( 🐐 Maya World =TBS)1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse I knew people would hear "not taking over" as "not coaching" lmao. Harbaugh insanity still prevelant in Baltimore

𝙘𝙝𝙧𝙞𝙨🎒1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Hard to put into words is understandable because the energy shift is motivating everyone all around but it’s too early to define until we start stacking W’s

None of your damn business1 month ago

Jesse loves football, Harbaugh likes being a terrorist or some shit.

ELITEAMP1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Bros a specials team coach and theyve been ass for the past couple years 😂

Juan Thotti1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Listen sometimes you can just tell by body language and how people just are...for the longest true Raven fans knew harbs was just freeloading on this A1 organization. He never took the reigns when coaching got tough just threw players under the bus after each L...so glad hes gone

JWIII1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse

AgeofNick1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Harbs wasn't a defensive coach so that doesn't surprise me he didn't jump in and start teaching defense. He probably expected his coordinators to do all of that. Problem was they didn't always do that.

Greatness was born 🙌🏾🤴🏾🙌🏾1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse For years, I’ve been trying to tell people that ravens didn’t truly have a real head coach, I would say stop letting the media tell you that he’s a good coach. No way you had a mini 4qt lapses. you can’t be held accountable because you’re not a defense or offense minded coach.

ChildlessGambino1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Marlon trying to be respectful 💜🫡

BryceMan1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse He was a special teams coach tf was he going to come in and coach when all he knows is kick off and punt Lmaoo

The Next Revolution1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Special teams coach

Wavy1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse STFU I’m all for the new regime but locker room talk needs to stay where it’s was in the past.

The One1 month ago

Harbaugh was just hanging in his office practicing vaguely answering post game pressers

𝙼𝚘𝚞𝚕𝚝𝚘𝚗𝙷𝚊𝚠𝚔1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse I’d love to see Marlon not guilty for once on every bad play.

Hamil Miller1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse The ravens after finally checking in on their head coach after 18 years

juice1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse All this talk , they better make the playoffs

MJG1 month ago

Why do people think you’re married to a side of the ball? He “was” a special teams coach. So why didn’t he become an offense or defensive guy during the 18 years he was head coach? Bill Belichick was a defensive coordinator. Do you think he didn’t have a hand in putting together the offense game plan? To let your coordinators do the majority of the game planning and teaching for 18 years is in acceptable.

Gary Humphrey1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Harbs wasn't a DC, duh

Henry the Bud Blazer1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Cause JH couldn’t coach.

BLEHH1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse This roster covered up a massive coaching problem for years. Thank god he’s gone

Toddblo Escobar1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse @BlakDynamite615

Orange+Black1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Because he couldn’t 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Kevin Myers1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse John trust his coordinator to coordinate?

KC & Oh N𝓞’𝓼1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Something had to give, Special Teams were pivotal during the SB run, so when that fell off a cliff, it was time to move on.

Thelonious_Blakk1 month ago

@Jackson_Muse Of course not...😒 lame duck MF

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