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Late for Work: Pat McAfee Says Lamar Jackson Winning Super Bowl ‘Would Change World’s View on Football’ (opens the original)
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As ESPN's Pat McAfee watched Lamar Jackson captivate a rowdy, sold-out crowd at Rio de Janeiro's Maracanã Stadium this past Sunday, he gained a new perspective on Jackson's global impact on the sport. "Just watching that made me think about how we need the Baltimore Ravens and Lamar Jackson to get to the Super Bowl, because there's a lot of people around the world that that's the only football game they watch every single year," McAfee said on "The Pat McAfee Show." "Could you imagine Lamar Jack
Late for Work: Eric DeCosta Gives His Take on the Start of Ravens’ Season (opens the original)
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Plenty of Ravens fans probably felt a sense of dread as they watched the Dallas Cowboys drive down the field with Baltimore clinging to a three-point lead late in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game in Rio de Janeiro. If so, they weren't alone. General Manager Eric DeCosta had the same feeling. "There was a family of 12 sitting next to me, a Brazilian family," DeCosta shared on "The Ryan Ripken Show." "And with a minute and 20 seconds to go, the father looked over at me, tapped me on the shoulde
Late for Work: Jeff Zrebiec Identifies ‘Intriguing’ Potential Trade Option at Center (opens the original)
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Center has been a position of strength and stability for the Ravens after drafting Tyler Linderbaum in the first round in 2022. Linderbaum only missed two games and made three Pro Bowls during his four sessions in Baltimore. After Linderbaum signed a market-shattering deal with the Las Vegas Raiders this offseason, who would replace him was one of the biggest questions for the Ravens. First-round pick Vega Ioane, who was drafted to be a plug-and-play starter at right guard, wasn't on anyone's bi
Late for Work: Pundits Marvel at Resilient Ravens’ ‘Special Win’ in Rio (opens the original)
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Just when it appeared the "same old Ravens" narrative would add another agonizing chapter, the Ravens rewrote the ending to make it a happy one. One week after squandering an 11-point lead in a loss to the New Orleans Saints, the Ravens let an 11-point lead slip away in the second half against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. This time, the Ravens (2-1) came through in the clutch in all three phases of the game to win, 34-31, in a thriller in the first NFL game in Rio de Janeiro. Embattled kicker T
Late for Work: What Pundits Expect in Ravens-Cowboys Game in Rio (opens the original)
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Ravens players and coaches made it clear this week that their journey to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to face the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday is a business trip, not a sight-seeing getaway. The main order of business for Baltimore (1-1) is to get back on the winning track after last week's loss to the New Orleans Saints in the home opener. To do so, they'll have to slow a potent Cowboys offense. Dallas (1-1) is coming off a 37-20 win over the Washington Commanders in Week 2. More than seventy percent of
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