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imo as soon as lamar overcomes his playoff struggles the ravens will be playing in SBs

ok so immediately Harbaugh won a SB w Flacco on a playoff heater that wasn't half as good as Allen's in 2021 so we can dismiss the idea that McDermott does more w less outright as for Lamar, you realize he's bad in the playoffs...not just not good, but outright bad. talking 10TDs/7INTs 60%comp w 6 lost fumbles bad

are we quiet benching bernard or is that real injury either way good call

7th in the NFL in terms of EPA/sack vs league avg yes that pass pro grade i have no idea what to make of that. it hasnt been good to my eye

if you listen to his interview that is basically what he said

i dont even see how this is surprising tbh we've seen this quite a bit lately w an old former superstar, cooper and linval joseph respectively. neither seemed all that thrilled to be here and the current one outright won't report

nobody actually believes this yes well like i said

not a big deal

there is zero indication that we are looking for A level talent on offense at current. absolutely none if there were, we would have traded up for BTJ instead of down for Coleman. we would have been after Pickens in FA or Hopkins two yrs ago. we are not interested in bringing in elite offensive talent.

'we have no talent' is a crazy statement Benford is elite. Hairston looks to be legit. Bishop might be the best young safety in the game, Walker should be a 8yr guy at DT...we have talent all over the defensive side of the ball

they fall short because Lamar tends to play worse in the playoffs. that is not a coaching issue if he can maintain or improve on his regular season form the ravens will make the SB

but our process!

its the Bills and the Rams btw but Niners +2500 is insane value

here's some trivia for @Blackbeard et al how many years has Allen had a top 5 cap hit? and would knowing the answer assist you in wondering whether you can improve your team when you're paying a top QB contract

the actual point is that paying a top QB contract does NOT in fact preclude you from improving the rest of your roster as many recent teams have shown

you act as remaining stagnant after paying a top QB contract is inevitable

Not in the context of which unit has traditionally failed in the past which was the discussion

do you really? you think just tossing out the Chiefs results is some kind of valid argument? how about we also toss games vs skylar thompson/mac jones/bo nix?

sure and if you don't count any of the games the defense would be perfect

they gave up 7.7yards per play to the Chiefs two years ago, INCLUDING KNEELDOWNS. take those out and it jumps up to 8.0yards/play to put that into context- the very best offenses in league HISTORY have never averaged over 7.0yards/play...and the worst defenses in league history have never given up more than 7.0 yards/play

this is such a false equivalency but it's in this thread so frankly unsurprising last yr in our elimination game we averaged 5.5 yards/play and scored 29 on offense. our regular season averages were 6.0yards/play and 30 ppg. so maybe a bit underwhelming. our defense meanwhile allowed 5.5 yards/play to the Chiefs who had averaged 5.1 yards/play in the regular and 32 points when they had averaged 22.6 during the regular season the yr prior in our elimination game the offense averaged 4.7ypp and scored 24. our regular season averages were 5.7 and 26.5, respectively. our defense somehow managed to allow an astronomical 7.7pards/play to the Chiefs offense who had averaged 5.5 in the regular season and gave up 27 points when the Chiefs had averaged 22.

easy W

this post should be exhibitA in the mcdermott cult of personality trial 'not winning a SB is not total failure' lol

not to mention a ridiculous waste of cap space

i know😂😂that's my point laundry over everything