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I know you won't answer, but I'll ask again: If you were an NFL WR, and could pick a team to join, where would Baltimore rank on your list of choices? let's say that your future payday depended on your performance.

John Brown in '18 v. John Brown in '19. I know you won't answer, but I'll ask again: If you were an NFL WR, and could pick a team to join, where would Baltimore rank on your list of choices? Boom. Truth.

Wonder what his stats were with Baltimore in '18 and with the Bills in '19. If he was still in Baltimore, he'd probably be a 'non-weapon', a 'JAG'

You don't want to answer the question, do you? Can you tell me more about Rasaun Woods draft slot? Cause that's relevant.

This was the post that I originally responded to: to your topic - if one of the excuses about Jackson is the lack of weapons argument, well literally hundreds of posters right here were making the exact same excuse for Allen 2 years ago Such a lame comparison. Completely apples and oranges.

Sure, and maybe Jackson will throw for 4000+ yards in 2 years....

If you were an NFL WR, and could pick a team to join, where would Baltimore rank on your list of choices?

If you were a free agent receiver in the NFL, would you want to play for the Ravens? If not, why? I deleted the players who had nothing to do with Josh Allen. Jones and Benjamin were cut loose by the Bills. Benjamin was shot before he played for the Bills. Duvernay was just drafted this year, and Boykin last year. Apples and oranges.

You should probably try to troll less.

In Snead's first year with Baltimore, when Jackson started 7 games, Snead had 62 catches. The past 2 years, he has had 33 and 31 catches. Wonder why...

Until and unless the Ravens pass the ball more and Jackson improves as a passer, it doesn't matter who the Ravens line up at RB, WR or TE, and the "lack of weapons" excuse will be a convenient excuse

I don't watch enough Ravens games to say how well Boykin and Duvernay have looked. If they haven't played well, is maybe some of the blame on their offensive system (which is tailored to the QB's strengths) and to the QB himself? Regardless, the Ravens have assembled weapons for Jackson. Why some of them haven't produced is a matter of opinion. I do think that Andrews and Dobbins would be TE1 and RB1 on the Bills, by a fairly large margin.

Hollywood Brown: 1st round pick. He was supposed to be bigger and better this year. Mark Andrews: 3rd round pick. Pro Bowler Miles Boykin: 3rd round pick Devin Duvernay: 3rd round pick JK Dobbins: 2nd round pick how many weapons does a QB need?

I'm cool with the W, thank you very much.

Some Weber's Horseradish Mustard might open up those massive sinuses.

Eff this POS clown.

Hughes Diggs Dawkins Edmunds Murphy Taron Johnson This is unreal. UNREAL!!!!

Lamar Jackson is still wearing a glove on his left hand, after injuring it last week. When he runs, and carries the ball in his left hand, grab, smack, pull, punch, etc. that hand.

Brandt is a Chicago guy, so I think he kind of gets the Buffalo mentality.

I did not know that. I recently read that Spiller was inducted into the College Football HOF.

Did you know that Ryan Fitzpatrick went to Harvard? Or that Marvcus Patton's mother played LB in a women's football league? Or that Nick O'Leary is the grandson of Jack Nicklaus?

Ryan Johnson (D) was on the squad. He was a 1st rounder in '19

I hope the refs this week are flag happy - the Ravens DBs hold, grab, pull, etc. all game long.

bars are open, but have to close by 10 pm. My guess is that the 10 pm curfew time will be extended this Saturday

Generally agree with that, but look at Mahomes, as an example. he threw 2 picks in the Super Bowl last year, but his RB ran for 100+ yards and his D held SF to 20 points. IMO, it's unlikely that Allen would get such support...heck, our D couldn't hold SF to 20 point this year, without Kittle and Garoppollo.