What the podcasts are saying about the Baltimore Ravens
Here is what NFL podcasts are actually saying about the Baltimore Ravens: 30 excerpts from 15 shows, taken word for word from episodes published between September 8 and August 27. Every line below is a verbatim passage from a published transcript, timestamped and linked to the moment it was said. Nothing here is paraphrased, and nothing is attributed to a named person unless that person identified themselves on the recording.
“We got some joint practices, Ravens and Commanders, two of the league's best. And Jaden Daniels coming off an injury-plagued season. We got a new era for Lamar Jackson. Jesse Minter now takes over.”
“Can the Falcons do that? And if they can, I think it gives them a good chance to play a different game against the Ravens and show maybe even the league at large, something different within their offense.”
“As we continue to break down the NFL schedule for the Atlanta Falcons in twenty twenty six, this week, we've got the Baltimore Ravens taking center stage, and as you know, we've got five questions to answer.”
“Let's go, Let's go to the Ravens. They are the highest win total in the conference. It's them and the Rams. Is the only two eleven and a half's in the NFL.”
“We also have Evan Abrams, the Prime Minister of Primers, is here with us as well afc Win Totals today, which means we get to talk about all of our favorite teams, the Jags, the Finns, and the Ravens.”
“Tad currently plays for the Baltimore Ravens. Baltimore Freaking Ravens is currently in talks of winning the MVP.”
“I'm curious to see how many teams are going to be willing to trade with the Ravens in the upcoming future. That's going to be sort of interesting.”
“Isa seemed so surprised that the Ravens really seemed locked in with with Mark Andrews, Like that sort of surprised me, right.”
“You know, how are the Baltimore Ravens going to handle things moving forward? Because a lot of that scrutiny and criticism is going to land at Lamar's feet if it doesn't go the way it's supposed to go.”
“He built up a lot of credibility, I know with the Ravens organization back when he first went there. And then obviously he has the uh, the voted confidence on the hardballs, like that's that's a huge thing.”
“You know, how are the Baltimore Ravens going to handle things moving forward? Because a lot of that scrutiny and criticism is going to land at Lamar's feet if it doesn't go the way it's supposed to go.”
“He built up a lot of credibility, I know with the Ravens organization back when he first went there. And then obviously he has the uh, the voter confidence on the hardballs, like that's that's a huge thing.”
“How many do you want to take in calling that John Harbaugh would be out as the Baltimore Ravens head coach.”
“I I don't think that they were tied together like they were with the Ravens. I think that they understood John Schneider and Pete Carroll understood that Russell Wilson was not the same quarterback that he once was.”
“Point, I I don't think that they were tied together like they were with the Ravens. I think that they understood John Schneider and Pete Carroll understood that Russell Wilson was not the same quarterback that he once was.”
“How many do you want to take in calling that John Harbaugh would be out as the Baltimore Ravens head coach.”
“The Ravens finished with the second worst ats record in the NFL at six and eleven against the closing line stucky, what is next for your star quarterback Lamar Jackson.”
“Sunday Night football for the Ravens got us off to this tremendous start to a wildly unpredictable season. The Ravens were off, and then to end the season that way, it was just I.”
“I mean, look, it's something to watch and now on the other side, I gotta say, man, it's probably one of the bigger disappointments of the league to see the Baltimore Ravens on the cusp of being eliminated.”
“Even Collinsworth goes, do you think the Patriots might be sending a thank you note to the to the Ravens, like, and that was in the moment that collins were said.”
“This is not to try to dampen the Steelers victory, because I don't want to do that. They beat the Ravens, right, But Matt Lamar does not look now like Lamar. I mean the interesting didn't get to the edge.”
“Now, well, I ain't gonna lie game playing against those old Baltimore Ravens teams, you know, with heavy packages, going up against those big time outside linebackers like yourself.”
“Beau that the Ravens don't have a lot of pass rushers, and if they add the blitz with with Hamilton, they're going to be opportunities down the field with one oh one, It's all over the place.”
“They looked more like the Chiefs that I think coming out of this week they will feel better, even if ultimately we're probably going to be talking about what happened to the Ravens in this game more no exe.”
“I found it interesting that Dan Campbell talked about always wanting to model the Lions after the Ravens because they were a hall market consistency and success, but also their physicality, toughness and the way they ran roughshot over opponents.”
“Let's change gears a little bit and talk a little bit about the Lions defense in this game. You know, you'll see that the Ravens put up thirty points, but ultimately the Lions defense gets seven sacks in this game.”
“Can I defend the Ravens here for a second, because I really do believe there's an argument they're the best run team in football. Owner down j Met called me crazy.”
“Now, the Ravens would have been my team of the week, but we were already down here getting ready for the show, so I didn't have Ravens gear on. So I'm wearing a Packer shirt.”
“That's true, no, I mean, the Ravens are like the best team the entire time, and the Bills are going to get this win.”
“Now, the Ravens would have been my team of the week, but we were already down here getting ready for the show, so I didn't have Ravens gear on. So I'm wearing a Packer shirt.”
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