Speaker 1: Welcome into the Ravens Press Past Podcast. Today was day
Speaker 1: three of training camp for the Ravens, and after practice,
Speaker 1: we had the chance to hear from Special teams coordinator
Speaker 1: Chris Horton, defensive coordinator Mike McDonald, and offensive coordinator Todd Monkin.
Speaker 1: Let's first start things off with Special teams Coordinator Chris Horton.
Speaker 2: Good to see everyone today.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you, guys, it was a warm one, but
Speaker 3: it's it feels good to be back. We're three days in,
Speaker 3: our guys are out here, we're working hard and we're
Speaker 3: just trying to get We're just trying to ramp this
Speaker 3: thing up and build on the things every day. I'll
Speaker 3: tell you this, Tomorrow is Saturday. It's one of my
Speaker 3: favorite days to go down to the stadium and practice
Speaker 3: because it gives us an opportunity to just get that
Speaker 3: get that fill in the stadium. The fans will be
Speaker 3: in there, they'll be they'll be screaming and yelling. It'll
Speaker 3: be loud, but it'll kind of give us that early
Speaker 3: game fell before we actually get to it. So I'm
Speaker 3: looking forward to it just to get our guys in
Speaker 3: there and just having some fun and just have that
Speaker 3: time with our fans because they're the best in the
Speaker 3: business with questions.
Speaker 4: That things going with the jam start coach from number days.
Speaker 3: Oh, you know, Tyler's Tyler's coming here. He's done a
Speaker 3: great job. This guy, this guy's a pro. He's played
Speaker 3: a lot of football. I think when when what happened
Speaker 3: with Nick, Randy and I, along with with Harve's and
Speaker 3: George h we.
Speaker 2: Kind of got together.
Speaker 3: We got on the phone and we just tried to
Speaker 3: figure out who was out there and let's just try
Speaker 3: to get the best guy.
Speaker 2: Here that we think, uh, fits what we do well.
Speaker 3: And Tyler's come in the past three days and he's
Speaker 3: done a really good job for us.
Speaker 5: What do you see from today in terms of the
Speaker 5: internet turn and he's an actual cadidate for that job.
Speaker 2: You know what, Day's done a good job.
Speaker 3: He's got natural ball skills, he's got natural ability to
Speaker 3: run after the catch. And then you know, it's like
Speaker 3: it's like anything else. If a guy, if a guy
Speaker 3: can help us at any at anywhere, any position on
Speaker 3: the field, We're gonna give those guys an opportunity.
Speaker 2: I look forward to seeing what he can do.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But it's like all the guys.
Speaker 3: We've got a lot of guys back there this year,
Speaker 3: and we're looking forward to seeing what all those guys do.
Speaker 2: How do you guys make decisions on your starters? Play special?
Speaker 3: You know, that just comes down. It comes down from
Speaker 3: the top. And whoever we got, whoever we got out there,
Speaker 3: we just kind of let him roll.
Speaker 2: We will play some of our guys. I feel like, because.
Speaker 3: You know, we got some new guys, we'll try to
Speaker 3: fit those pieces together and we'll just work from there.
Speaker 3: And whoever's available is available, whoever's not available, we just
Speaker 3: deal with it. It's just part of our job, is
Speaker 3: what we do. But that's okay because it gives another
Speaker 3: another guy, a young guy, an opportunity to.
Speaker 2: Have his moment. And let's figure out where that young
Speaker 2: guy might be.
Speaker 6: Because it seems like to make a roster, it's gonna
Speaker 6: need the mission field to contribute on special teams. What
Speaker 6: have you seen from him?
Speaker 3: I'll tell you one thing, Keaton, He's done a good
Speaker 3: job this. This dude could flat out run that. That's
Speaker 3: a that's a plus. Once we get the pads on
Speaker 3: and we start getting into a lot more team things,
Speaker 3: I'll try to put him in places where I think
Speaker 3: it fits his game.
Speaker 2: I don't think he'll he'll.
Speaker 3: Have a problem with carrying the ball, running the ball,
Speaker 3: doing some kick returning for us. We're trying to develop
Speaker 3: him in that punt return aspect as well. I'm just
Speaker 3: trying to give every guy every opportunity to make this
Speaker 3: football team.
Speaker 2: So but as far as what he's.
Speaker 3: Done so far since this spring, man he's heading him
Speaker 3: in the on the right track's letter ship from staffer teams.
Speaker 2: That seems like spelling him in the league.
Speaker 3: So the leader, you know, as far as leaders, you know,
Speaker 3: we got Justice Hill, we got Keivon, we got guys
Speaker 3: that have played a lot of ball for us, and
Speaker 3: you pointed out Malie Harrison in his fourth year's time.
Speaker 3: You know, he's he's been a great job. He's done
Speaker 3: a great job for us. Gino has done a great job.
Speaker 3: And it's it's crazy because we've had a lot of
Speaker 3: veteran leadership guys in their eighth and ninth year, well
Speaker 3: or our true leaders they're guys in their fourth and
Speaker 3: fifth year. And these guys have done a good job
Speaker 3: since they since they've gotten here, and we're just gonna
Speaker 3: continue to push them and we kind of let those
Speaker 3: guys lead on there on the court. Not everybody's gonna
Speaker 3: be a vocal leader. Some guys just go out there
Speaker 3: and they just work, work, work, work, and then the
Speaker 3: young guys get a chance to see what that looks like.
Speaker 2: Chris, we expected the biggest game, Oh, the biggest game.
Speaker 3: I expect it would be a lot better in every
Speaker 3: area than where he was last year.
Speaker 2: You know, year one. Uh, he was a rookie.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a lot, it's antsy and things like that.
Speaker 3: But this guy's he's improving.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: We we're gonna expect him to hit the balls that
Speaker 2: we want hit, and we expect to be pretty good.
Speaker 3: In that plus fifty area this year, where we maybe
Speaker 3: we didn't do so well every game towards the end
Speaker 3: of the year, we got better at that. So we're
Speaker 3: just expecting him to kind of continue that track.
Speaker 6: Christ out the fellers here who are in full sleeves,
Speaker 6: what kind of messageary trying to say what we're trying
Speaker 6: to do.
Speaker 2: I think I'm not. I'm not trying to send any message.
Speaker 3: I'm the same guy every day I've been no matter
Speaker 3: whether it's hot cold, it don't matter to me, man,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be wearing the same outfit, So it's all good.
Speaker 2: Why do you do that?
Speaker 3: It's just just what I do. It's just what I've
Speaker 3: always done, you know what I'm saying. I don't feel
Speaker 3: like I need to change. There's no reason to change.
Speaker 3: I haven't fallen out yet, right, So we're gonna go
Speaker 3: keep it going.
Speaker 6: Chris, Chris part We've already for any reaction, but to
Speaker 6: the kickoff.
Speaker 4: The rules change with the farcastic.
Speaker 3: Career, and it's on that, you know, I kind of
Speaker 3: I kind of hit on that and during the spring. Uh,
Speaker 3: but you know it is. It's gonna be what it's
Speaker 3: gonna be. Right, We're gonna adjust and adapt to whatever
Speaker 3: those rules may be.
Speaker 2: We'll have a plan for how we want to handle
Speaker 2: the in game situation stuff. It'll be it'll be fine.
Speaker 2: We'll just roll with it. We'll refort no, but it's okay.
Speaker 2: It's in.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna have to roll with it and we're
Speaker 3: gonna we feel like we're gonna be okay.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Ravens Press Pass podcast. That was
Speaker 1: Special teams coordinator Chris Horton talking to the media after practice.
Speaker 1: Now let's hear from defensive coordinator Mike McDonald.
Speaker 8: All Right, appreciate you guys sticking around now, but great
Speaker 8: three days so far and guys are locked in working
Speaker 8: hard today.
Speaker 4: Us a little hot, but we welcome it. It's gonna
Speaker 4: make us better.
Speaker 8: So, uh just take it one day at a time
Speaker 8: and we're rolling so good to see everybody, and uh
Speaker 8: take any questions, might make.
Speaker 6: The tempo on the lock back and something you guys,
Speaker 6: but using anyway.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's great. I mean there's a lot of
Speaker 4: things going on with that one.
Speaker 8: Just get you in shape and then it makes you
Speaker 8: think when you know, it's easy to do it when
Speaker 8: it's seventy degrees inside and make calls and things like
Speaker 8: that and walk throughs, but when things are moving fast
Speaker 8: and you're breathing, you got to focus and lock in.
Speaker 4: That's it's gonna pay dividends for us, Like.
Speaker 3: You've got I can tie us out it outside linebacker
Speaker 3: and obviously the talks with.
Speaker 9: Bambi organ outside this gas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, having ninety ninety ninety out via audi show us
Speaker 3: and then to pick up cops responsibility to.
Speaker 8: Get highest Uh yeah, maybe just you know, just because
Speaker 8: Tius isn't having some of those snaps, but those are
Speaker 8: gonna be things that we're gonna ask all of our
Speaker 8: edge guys to do. So really it's a function of
Speaker 8: a number of snaps right now. But they're attacking it, man,
Speaker 8: I mean for being pass rushers, you know, they want
Speaker 8: to know everything and that's that's all you can ask for.
Speaker 8: And there's things that you know, will you know, mess
Speaker 8: up from from time to time, but they're not.
Speaker 4: Air repeaters, and uh, it's just a great attitude right now.
Speaker 4: So they're attacking it.
Speaker 10: Mi, Kyle's go and Hamilton doing kind of his new
Speaker 10: n ressperens here.
Speaker 4: You know, Kyle, Kyle's had a great three days.
Speaker 8: I mean really, you know, we asked our guys back
Speaker 8: there to have production on the football, and he's been
Speaker 8: he's been there. You know, the tempo right now prevents
Speaker 8: us from really making plays on the ball, but uh,
Speaker 8: in games, I think you're gonna be able to see
Speaker 8: that he's going to be able to get back there.
Speaker 8: And I think you see his range during practice, so uh,
Speaker 8: the game's sawing down for him for sure. He's taken
Speaker 8: He's taking a definitely a commanding presence back there and
Speaker 8: making calls. So very pleased where he's at, Like where
Speaker 8: I'm like, yeah, I think we got that question in
Speaker 8: the spring.
Speaker 4: It's a great question.
Speaker 8: It's hard, you know, I mean you're looking right now,
Speaker 8: we're looking for technique, effort, execution, that sort of thing
Speaker 8: in terms of the pass rush, balancing the rush, executing
Speaker 8: the moves, that sort of thing. But in terms of
Speaker 8: finishing is just you kind of leave that to when
Speaker 8: the pads come on and you know, when we see
Speaker 8: you know, get the reps in preseason. So that's a
Speaker 8: process that will you know, evaluate as time comes along
Speaker 8: we're away and or job over from Provost and out
Speaker 8: beoute officials Chuck Smith, the growth, Yeah, I just think
Speaker 8: got a great spirit right now and they're very enthusiastic
Speaker 8: about what we're trying to get him to do.
Speaker 4: So just their energy.
Speaker 8: You know, again, the tempo prevents you from from evaluating
Speaker 8: the finish of the pass rush. So the emphasis we're
Speaker 8: making is more of a process. How's your get off,
Speaker 8: what moves are you throwing? How do you communicate the
Speaker 8: rush everybody? How do you communicate the line calls on
Speaker 8: early downs those types of things, And they're doing a
Speaker 8: great job.
Speaker 10: Does the energy and the top against you, a job
Speaker 10: that reminds you of his mission days.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, that's just him, you know. So it's easy. But
Speaker 8: it's great to have that personality around. We've got a
Speaker 8: lot of great people. We got to get a lot
Speaker 8: of great guys with energy, and you know, we we
Speaker 8: encourage people's personalities to come to know that's coming straight
Speaker 8: from John and I think that speaks to our culture here,
Speaker 8: so we embrace it, you know, I think it makes
Speaker 8: us better.
Speaker 5: Jaalen Armor Davis make a couple of plays on the
Speaker 5: ball the last couple of days, Brandon Stevens playing well,
Speaker 5: just what do you see it from your cornerback competition
Speaker 5: kind of in those you know, beyond the starters.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Another thing. Another guy like Jalen, you know, after.
Speaker 8: Last year had a little bit of adversity. I think
Speaker 8: he's in a great place mentally. You know, he's really
Speaker 8: he's really attacking every day and that's that's a message
Speaker 8: to him, is hey, take it one day at a time,
Speaker 8: let's attack it. There's great opportunity out there and let's
Speaker 8: go see if you can earn a job.
Speaker 4: You know, So it goes for the whole secondary.
Speaker 8: I mean, right now we've got some got some stalwarts
Speaker 8: pieces in there, but there's a lot of opportunity as
Speaker 8: well for the guys that uh, you know we just
Speaker 8: brought along and you know, that's all we're asking to
Speaker 8: do is just embrace it and get after it when
Speaker 8: they get out there. And I think I think you're
Speaker 8: seeing the unit come together over time.
Speaker 4: What's been your impression of the offense is un and
Speaker 4: starts show you can say that again.
Speaker 2: What's been your impression of the offense just being and starts?
Speaker 8: So from the other time, Well, yeah, so we went
Speaker 8: through it last year, you know, in an installation process,
Speaker 8: so shoot, you can see it every day.
Speaker 4: I mean, execution is really crisp. You know, there's an energy.
Speaker 8: Uh, formations are you know, they they're giving us, give
Speaker 8: us a lot of looks, a lot of things we
Speaker 8: have to talk about and defend after each practice. So uh,
Speaker 8: you know Iron Sharpen's Iron. I think I think we're
Speaker 8: feeling that on a daily basis, like one of the
Speaker 8: things that.
Speaker 6: Wants to get on off as an explosive plays.
Speaker 4: You guys are working consistent at times the last year.
Speaker 6: With the pass and stuff. If you like what you've
Speaker 6: seen so far with kind of keeping a lid on
Speaker 6: about the other passes so far.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, that's a huge emphasis for us is
Speaker 8: we want to take the ball away and we want
Speaker 8: to limit explosives. So so far we've done a good
Speaker 8: job of that, you know, but it's a again, one
Speaker 8: is too many, so you're always you're always attacking and
Speaker 8: always trying to stay ahead.
Speaker 4: Play the play is off, the play is that.
Speaker 8: Sort of thing, and making sure our execution is on point.
Speaker 8: But up to this point, I mean, the best thing
Speaker 8: I can say is each day has been a continual improvement.
Speaker 8: And there's things that you know, we need to we
Speaker 8: need to fix, so we'll go attack those things.
Speaker 4: But right now, you know, I think we're on the.
Speaker 7: Right track.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 4: All off season, yeah, need to shoot.
Speaker 8: He's obviously an incredible player and great personalities and he's
Speaker 8: he's one of our top leaders. So and to his credit,
Speaker 8: he was here just like we talked about in the offseason,
Speaker 8: so and guys gravitate towards him and shoot, it's just
Speaker 8: fun to talk football with the guy. I mean, he
Speaker 8: wants to talk about what we're seeing. He talks about
Speaker 8: how what he sees this has a constant communication about
Speaker 8: what we're asking him to do, how he sees it,
Speaker 8: and just building how we want to play things. And obviously,
Speaker 8: you know, if he sees the same way we see it,
Speaker 8: then we're going to be in a good spot.
Speaker 4: Don't you have a lot of versatile defensive backs.
Speaker 9: In your secondary right now?
Speaker 4: How do you balance kind.
Speaker 5: Of pushing their boundaries and single roles they can play
Speaker 5: well also getting them ready for the roles that you
Speaker 5: envisioned them kind of in full time.
Speaker 4: During the season. Yeah, that's a great question.
Speaker 8: You know, I don't know if I have the right
Speaker 8: answer for you, you know, I mean, uh, right now, I
Speaker 8: think we're just trying to see who we have and where,
Speaker 8: and then I think, as you say, as training camp
Speaker 8: comes along and those and those those battles start to
Speaker 8: get settled, you know, as you say, then then we'll
Speaker 8: start to you know, get guys in the right spots.
Speaker 8: But like to your point, we do have a lot
Speaker 8: of versatile guys and it allows you to be flexible
Speaker 8: when you game plan, you know, to maximize your matchups
Speaker 8: and that sort of thing I think you saw last year.
Speaker 8: You know, we weren't really planning on Kyle playing the nickel.
Speaker 8: To his credit, he was able to go in there
Speaker 8: and play really good football for us. So the concepts translate,
Speaker 8: so it does allow us to stay as versatile as possible.
Speaker 4: Thank you all right, great, Thanks guys.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Ravens Press Pass podcast. You just
Speaker 1: heard from defensive coordinator Mike McDonald. Finally, let's hear from
Speaker 1: new offensive coordinator Todd Monkin.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of players over the middle of the field.
Speaker 4: What's your philosophy about controlling the middle of the field.
Speaker 6: And have you talked at all with Mike McDonald about
Speaker 6: how he views controlling the middle of the.
Speaker 4: Field as well.
Speaker 9: I really don't dictate if the ball goes over the
Speaker 9: middle of the field. The defense does.
Speaker 4: That, Dodd. Yesterday, O'Dell talked a little bit about kind.
Speaker 10: Of your confidence and communicating the visions and you off
Speaker 10: with the offense. How do you go about kind of
Speaker 10: create a clear picture for what you want this offensive?
Speaker 9: Well, first off, it's execution trumps everything. So no matter
Speaker 9: what we run, the only thing that really matters is
Speaker 9: that our guys play with confidence, get lined up, and
Speaker 9: execute at a high level. Suggested numb for anywhere the
Speaker 9: risk bands plays what.
Speaker 7: I think it's easier. I don't say that.
Speaker 9: One of the most important things is if your ability
Speaker 9: to communicate the calls, and the best way for that
Speaker 9: to happen is to not start with wristbands. He has
Speaker 9: to hear what I say, he has to process the call,
Speaker 9: he has to regurgitate to the players, he has to
Speaker 9: get the cadence. We can always go to wristbands. Wristbands
Speaker 9: are easy, you just read it. Hard is learning the offense.
Speaker 9: Being able to process and make the calls.
Speaker 10: Job.
Speaker 9: You get a sense of them was more locked in?
Speaker 7: Canton Truf what's up?
Speaker 4: You get a sense of the more is more locked in?
Speaker 2: For Minie Campton now trying to learn the offense.
Speaker 9: Oh, I think he was pretty locked in then. But
Speaker 9: obviously there's a different sense of urgency. I think we'd
Speaker 9: all say that. But I think he was pretty locked
Speaker 9: in then.
Speaker 3: There are some things that you learned to Times of
Speaker 3: Tampa Day and Georgia that can help you feel.
Speaker 9: Doesn't that you need good players to score on offense? Huh, Flowers,
Speaker 9: it's a fun little toy, right there, isn't it. I'm
Speaker 9: just fired up Eric and the Boys drafted him.
Speaker 10: How does the familiar How does the familiarity with Odell
Speaker 10: previously help you as you know, he's come into a
Speaker 10: new team and you're getting high and how even using.
Speaker 9: I think what helps is uh no on Odell's personality,
Speaker 9: knowing his skill set, but we're also talking four years ago.
Speaker 9: But I do think it helps what Odell does well,
Speaker 9: how to communicate with him, how he likes to be
Speaker 9: coached and included, which he does. He deserves that. He's
Speaker 9: a really good player. He wants to be coached, he
Speaker 9: wants to be pushed. He wants to be a part
Speaker 9: of a winning team and be a part of that.
Speaker 9: A huge part of that touching the football and helping
Speaker 9: our team win.
Speaker 2: Talking about it, or.
Speaker 4: Sense that he's got a different level of pay, There's
Speaker 4: no way his.
Speaker 2: Pass p u asuring a.
Speaker 7: Compared to Cleveland.
Speaker 9: Like I said, guys are always motivated. That's hard to
Speaker 9: compare years past of being locked in or more motivated.
Speaker 9: I've always seen Odell's being very motivated as a player.
Speaker 7: You'd have to ask.
Speaker 9: Him whether he's more motivated now, but he seems to
Speaker 9: be in a really good place. Sure, we'll have to
Speaker 9: look at the tape. It's it's important for all of
Speaker 9: your players to get reps and developing the back end
Speaker 9: of your roster. That's super huge because you just don't
Speaker 9: ever know. It's a long season. You're not only trying
Speaker 9: to figure out who the starters are, who your playmakers are,
Speaker 9: who are your backup guys, who are the guys that
Speaker 9: are capable of going in the game, and then who
Speaker 9: are your practice squad guys.
Speaker 7: And when guys go down there.
Speaker 9: Wady to go, So it's imperative that they're able to
Speaker 9: get reps in good reps.
Speaker 5: Just how do you feel like the offensive installation is
Speaker 5: going at this point?
Speaker 4: What are you really?
Speaker 9: What I like the most is our guys are locked in,
Speaker 9: they're dialed in. I mean, I like their approach. Their
Speaker 9: approach is where.
Speaker 7: You want to be.
Speaker 9: We're not where we want to be yet, but we
Speaker 9: shouldn't be. That's that's why we practice, That's why we meet,
Speaker 9: That's why you get out there and there's things you're like, Wow,
Speaker 9: that's the way it looks, and then there's others that
Speaker 9: you're like, that isn't anything like we want it to look.
Speaker 9: That's part of what you do and then you fix that,
Speaker 9: and you brag upon that, and you get better on that,
Speaker 9: and then you find what your pieces do best, and
Speaker 9: then you try to fit that within your scheme.
Speaker 6: It seems like on most plays you guys are out
Speaker 6: of the huddle bunch fifteen seconds.
Speaker 4: Like the tempo is definitely picked up in years past,
Speaker 4: and it's just kind of the one the time you
Speaker 4: want get to be internet in the case of playing.
Speaker 7: To be places well. First off, whether it's.
Speaker 9: The idea is to leave the quarterback enough time at
Speaker 9: the line of scrimmage to assess the defense, make changes
Speaker 9: in being control. I'm a firm believer that you want
Speaker 9: your quarterback to play his best, you got to empower him.
Speaker 9: It goes from here to here. I'm a part I
Speaker 9: want to help with the game plan. I want to
Speaker 9: see things what they're doing defensively. If that is getting
Speaker 9: the line quicker, then.
Speaker 2: So be it.
Speaker 9: If it's a situation where we've got some sort of
Speaker 9: a run pass option or run runner or pass pass,
Speaker 9: then that then.
Speaker 2: So be it.
Speaker 7: But I do believe in getting the line quicker.
Speaker 9: I think that gives us more time at the line
Speaker 9: of scrimmage to assess for the quarterback Tom.
Speaker 3: For coach a lot of taxi quarterbacks in your career
Speaker 3: as I help you prepare for the child coortin my
Speaker 3: back career.
Speaker 7: Oh all of them are a little bit different.
Speaker 9: You really like the challenge of guys that one obviously
Speaker 9: have a tremendous skill set, which he does. And I've
Speaker 9: been lucky to be around a lot of those guys
Speaker 9: that I've been blessed to coach them.
Speaker 7: They made me a better coach.
Speaker 9: But the thing you like about Lamar is he's becoming
Speaker 9: even more diligent. He wants to be great. He wants
Speaker 9: to be elite. I do not see a guy that
Speaker 9: signed a contract and said, okay, I've arrived. I want
Speaker 9: to be elite. I want this offense to be elite.
Speaker 9: I want to give ourselves a chance to win every week.
Speaker 9: And that's that's been impressive.
Speaker 6: God don't enough.
Speaker 2: Distribution with football? And you mentioned a lot about threatening
Speaker 2: the entire do how it makes a prominate balance? How
Speaker 2: much did I have forcas of speeding?
Speaker 7: How much every bingle bar and asturally what.
Speaker 2: You're communities of?
Speaker 7: Great question?
Speaker 9: So scheme is a part of all distribution and have
Speaker 9: enough skilled players to where you want to distribute it
Speaker 9: to them, because if you don't have enough skilled players,
Speaker 9: you're not trying to create ways.
Speaker 7: Right to distribute the ball to them.
Speaker 9: Everybody earns that right to touch the football doesn't matter
Speaker 9: what sport. You are in the right to get at bats.
Speaker 9: You are in the right to get shots. You are
Speaker 9: in the right to get opportunities. And the better your play,
Speaker 9: the better your players understand that and compete that way,
Speaker 9: and the better your skilled players, the more fun it
Speaker 9: is to distribute it.
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