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Nah, I don’t think he rules, or is without fault. I do think that he honestly cares about people and will try to do and say things to lift them up when they’re down, even if circumstances don’t allow him to personally do it.

eh, that depends on your point of view and your opinion of the guy to begin with.

If you’ve ever had to fire someone or pass them over for a position, but they put forth good effort, you understand.

Don’t see a problem with him giving Orr a vote of confidence.

What do you want him to say? “Oh I was wrong about Zach, maybe he can find something else to do with his life.” lol

Bo knows football. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AfVxGm3Ds/

Turnovers, not the coaches lost the game for the Ravens in the AFCCG against the Chiefs.

How about the players? lol

lol 10 4

Takes 2 to make a deal. Sounds like they’ve been trying since last off season.

Why can’t I search for his posts?

IDK, hope he’s OK.

Sam didn’t have a great game, but he took care of the ball and did a good job of not losing yardage taking bad sacks. Also made a few clutch plays when he had to.

Looks like he no longer has an account here.

I didn’t realize Jim Harbaugh’s son Jay is the Seahawks ST coach, or that he was on the Ravens staff for 3 years.

Not trying to defend Orr, but when you have a top notch D line that regularly wins one on one battles it opens up tons of possibilities and makes every player better. Williams and Murphy are truly game wreckers.

…with a couple of nice offensive guards on the side, please.

The more things change the more they stay the same. Stout defense, a proficient running game and ball security are the most important pieces in competing for championships.

You gotta say though, Lamar can check to those plays at times too. Still baffles me why it hardly ever happens.

I really like that Jesse mentioned creating a system that allows the offense to get into a rhythm. The big splash plays are sexy and can still be there, but a structured offense that can move the ball and control the game is the key to consistent offensive success.