Speaker 1: It's Monday, October twenty third, and you're listening to the
Speaker 1: Ravens Press Pass podcast. The Ravens coming off a dominant
Speaker 1: win over the Detroit Lions on Sunday, winning thirty eight
Speaker 1: to six to improve to five and two on the season.
Speaker 1: The Ravens were clearly fired up about this victory, one
Speaker 1: of those dominant wins in recent memory. Is a complete
Speaker 1: game really on both sides of the ball. But they're
Speaker 1: also turning the page. They know they have a matchup
Speaker 1: coming up next week against the Arizona Cardinals, and head
Speaker 1: coach John Harbaugh talked about that today when he met
Speaker 1: with the media.
Speaker 2: I appreciate everybody being here. Just finished up the post
Speaker 2: action work for the game yesterday, and we're moving into
Speaker 2: the preparation for the next game against the Cardinals. We'll
Speaker 2: kind of combined those two things over the next two days,
Speaker 2: and I try to hit the ground running on Wednesday
Speaker 2: with a great practice. So what questions you.
Speaker 3: Have touch on defense after yesterday's game? This defense, it's
Speaker 3: just like every week can It's been so consistently.
Speaker 2: Well. We're doing a good job, playing hard. Guys have
Speaker 2: been physical up front. I think we've done it you know,
Speaker 2: pretty good job in terms of the tackle tackle run
Speaker 2: game consistently. Uh you know, we've we've we've controlled the
Speaker 2: perimeter stuff generally. There's been some plays here and there,
Speaker 2: some screens. They hit some screens yesterday they got some yards.
Speaker 2: We've kept the ball in the run game pretty much
Speaker 2: inside lately the last couple of weeks, nothing's really bounced
Speaker 2: around us. That's big. I think we've kept the ball
Speaker 2: in front of us. Deep stuff has been in front
Speaker 2: of us. There hasn't been too much deep uh there
Speaker 2: up till now. So we've got to continue to keep
Speaker 2: building on that and keep looking for that. People are
Speaker 2: going to look for opportunities to get shots and big
Speaker 2: plays against us, So I got to keep doing those
Speaker 2: kinds of things. So generally good, generally good sound, hard
Speaker 2: playing defense. I think our guys are doing a good
Speaker 2: job with that.
Speaker 4: First time in a.
Speaker 5: Month and just being able to add him to the
Speaker 5: group of outsideline that it's already playing it online.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly right, he's he dad him in there. You know,
Speaker 2: he's a guy that was jumping at the bit, you know,
Speaker 2: to be right and be healthy. Came back, played hard,
Speaker 2: got a sack. I was good against the run. Just
Speaker 2: another good player, really good player. Obviously you want to
Speaker 2: be full strength. We've got some other guys you know
Speaker 2: that that are working their way back as well, So
Speaker 2: always pulling for those guys to get back and be
Speaker 2: healthy and be ready to go.
Speaker 6: Season.
Speaker 4: So far, kind of on pace for career years. What
Speaker 4: have you what have you seen in his evolution this
Speaker 4: year that's you know, to take that next step of
Speaker 4: kind of continued progression. What's what's he doing differently?
Speaker 2: I guess from the same. I think he's continued to
Speaker 2: grow ever since he's been here. He's always had, you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of upside. For sure. You would see the
Speaker 2: kind of dominant plays here and there, and he's probably
Speaker 2: just I think he's just made more of those. You know,
Speaker 2: he's more consistent, making more you know, dominant type plays,
Speaker 2: you know, whether it's on our pass, more explosive, more
Speaker 2: consistent with his technique, all these kind of things that
Speaker 2: you would expect as a player would grow and get better,
Speaker 2: who works as hard as he does consistently, you'd expect
Speaker 2: his play to be more consistent. I think that's what's happened.
Speaker 5: John, You again is talking more and more of him
Speaker 5: and Patrick Queen just sort of pumping up their market
Speaker 5: value week by week. Do you sort of look at
Speaker 5: that as a as a good problem to have for
Speaker 5: the short term release?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not really thinking about guys contracts right now,
Speaker 2: thinking about the next game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, how much can you take that ignited
Speaker 5: the offense?
Speaker 7: And how often have you done that?
Speaker 2: We've done We've done it from time to time. We've
Speaker 2: had a game or two where we were planned on
Speaker 2: doing it this year and we didn't win the toss.
Speaker 2: You know, the win games are a lot of times
Speaker 2: of win games, and you feel like, you know you're
Speaker 2: gonna want to win in the fourth quarter for in
Speaker 2: a close game. That's something that we've taken into consideration.
Speaker 2: But probably you know, the added effect in this game
Speaker 2: was that we started off so hot on offense. The
Speaker 2: fact that we were able to take the ball down
Speaker 2: the field the way we did, uh, you know, was
Speaker 2: was just and we were into the wind. So that
Speaker 2: was a big plus for us. I thought that was
Speaker 2: kind of made it an irrelevant point. You may have
Speaker 2: noticed in the third quarter we chose to take the
Speaker 2: win in the third quarter instead of waiting to the
Speaker 2: fourth quarter. We figured we'd want to win and see
Speaker 2: if we extend the lead at that point.
Speaker 8: I mean, guys, he passes I think twenty years or
Speaker 8: more yesterday. Have you seen the deeper passing game of
Speaker 8: all service season?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I mean a lot of stuff really came
Speaker 2: open a little a little more. I mean we had
Speaker 2: some we had some good little ideas there as far
Speaker 2: as scheme wise, but uh, you know, if you run
Speaker 2: the ball, well, uh, we had really good protection, so
Speaker 2: it gave us time to let some of those routes unfold.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Some of some other games when we had some of
Speaker 2: those things called it didn't quite have as much time.
Speaker 2: You know, all those things kind of go together, and uh,
Speaker 2: you know that's what you have to have to get
Speaker 2: the ball downfield.
Speaker 7: I trying to put a lot with that little more.
Speaker 7: I mean, especially thinking about the touchdown to Newlston Aguilar
Speaker 7: or the patients and toys that he's shown, and especially
Speaker 7: in his last game, can you say about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he really does have good pocket presence. I mean
Speaker 2: he's got a good feel in the pocket. He always has.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes sometimes it's almost too much. I mean
Speaker 2: sometimes he'll really hold hold onto that ball. You know,
Speaker 2: and I think he trusts his guys, his linemen to
Speaker 2: hold on for him. He's protecting the ball well in
Speaker 2: there for the most part. You know, in terms of
Speaker 2: there's a balance between you want to protect the ball
Speaker 2: number one, no doubt about it, but you also want
Speaker 2: to extend plays and give guys a chance to get
Speaker 2: open and then the ability to move. You know, Lamars
Speaker 2: obviously great at moving, and then also I think sensing
Speaker 2: people around him even outside the pocket, and then seeing
Speaker 2: the receivers downfield. That combination probably showed up yesterday as
Speaker 2: much as it ever has. In terms of the playmaking.
Speaker 9: John talked about how locked in the guys weren't practice
Speaker 9: all week. Did you expect them to come out firing
Speaker 9: the way that they did pretty much Ball four quarters?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you always kind of do, you know,
Speaker 2: and you're kind of disappointed when it doesn't happen, and
Speaker 2: when you when you practice the way you have, it
Speaker 2: hasn't just been one week of practice. I mean they've
Speaker 2: been practicing that way pretty much all along. We haven't
Speaker 2: really had any practices where always felt like, hey, this
Speaker 2: was not a good practice. You know, sometimes you gotta
Speaker 2: you got to crack the whip a little bit, but
Speaker 2: with these guys not really you know, it hasn't really
Speaker 2: been that way. They've they've kind of come out every
Speaker 2: practice and been ready to go. So he's gotta keep
Speaker 2: building on that and getting better every practice. Should get
Speaker 2: better as a season goes on, because you're better as
Speaker 2: a team if you're locked in and focused. That should
Speaker 2: continue to improve and building on itself.
Speaker 8: Played a lot of snaps, let the team tackles, have
Speaker 8: the sack.
Speaker 4: Just what are you seeing from him?
Speaker 2: Very productive game by Arthur, no question about it. Ryan,
Speaker 2: I mean, he was all over the field. I felt
Speaker 2: like even I told him this, I said, dude, you're
Speaker 2: getting little gassed at the end because you know he's
Speaker 2: playing special teams too, And he really was on a
Speaker 2: lot of in on a lot of plays, run in pass,
Speaker 2: Blitz got a sack, So he was really productive. Great
Speaker 2: to see. I think he's really fitting in well with
Speaker 2: the defense. When we saw.
Speaker 5: Mar's little moment of frustration necessary after the exchange with Justice,
Speaker 5: and they've had a couple of those. This year has
Speaker 5: been a different problem long with each one or is
Speaker 5: there the consistent thing they need to work on.
Speaker 2: It's been a different problem with each one and it
Speaker 2: is the thing they need to work on. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: that's you know, you continue to do that. And we
Speaker 2: have a ball handling offense. You know, we have a
Speaker 2: lot of ball handling in our offense, more than most teams,
Speaker 2: So probably is going to show up a little more
Speaker 2: than other teams. But that just means we have to
Speaker 2: be that much better at it and that much more
Speaker 2: aware of it. We don't want we want it. We
Speaker 2: want perfection in that area. And that's why he was
Speaker 2: so upset. We all were. You know, I was just
Speaker 2: as upset because that's not something that we want to have.
Speaker 2: You know, we want to be perfect in that.
Speaker 4: Area because the season goes on and changes happ to
Speaker 4: half right from brought up from and brought up haling
Speaker 4: atoy any clown and people were not in.
Speaker 2: The sure in the July who should hit the most
Speaker 2: credit for bringing those players in it?
Speaker 9: Are?
Speaker 4: Is it staff down on me?
Speaker 2: Who's doing their dirty words that make those players? Get
Speaker 2: those players in here? It's a team effort, bo, It's
Speaker 2: always a team effort. Everybody deserves credit. Everybody deserves playing.
Speaker 2: That's that's your guys, that's your area. That's what you
Speaker 2: do so well. The sign blame and credit give credit
Speaker 2: where credit is due, right, I mean, Eric's don a
Speaker 2: great job. And the the guy the scouts, Oh for sure,
Speaker 2: the scouts are the ones who do that. I mean
Speaker 2: they're the personnel guys. And I say it all the
Speaker 2: time and I'll say it again. I think we have
Speaker 2: the best in the business here, you know. And it's
Speaker 2: all of it goes. That's contract stuff that you know,
Speaker 2: I'm getting asked about over here about contracts and getting
Speaker 2: asked about you know, Janue, you know who we're looking
Speaker 2: at in June for players and stuff like that. And
Speaker 2: I'm just thinking about the Cardinals right now. So trying
Speaker 2: to keep it simple.
Speaker 9: So it's physically from.
Speaker 7: Lamar Jackson not satisfied to telling you some of the
Speaker 7: guys on defense and not satisfied even though it was
Speaker 7: all win.
Speaker 3: Where is it?
Speaker 7: What does that say about where this team is that
Speaker 7: mentally and.
Speaker 6: Emotionally right now?
Speaker 2: Well, it says they're right where they should be. Because
Speaker 2: how many games we played so far? Seven? All right,
Speaker 2: some means we've got ten more in the regular season.
Speaker 2: Say we've got a lot of work to do.
Speaker 4: Say two things on day Flowers what did you guys
Speaker 4: see that that allowed him to be so open on
Speaker 4: that first series yesterday.
Speaker 2: You know, it's just a function of you just never
Speaker 2: know what's going to happen. You never know who's going
Speaker 2: to be open. You know, there's certain things that happen
Speaker 2: on each play. If we had the tape, we could
Speaker 2: probably go through it, you know, on each play and
Speaker 2: look at it and see why it may have happened,
Speaker 2: what coveras it was, Different things happen in different plays.
Speaker 4: And then secondly, just how would you describe his you know,
Speaker 4: he's had I think he's had seven straight games of
Speaker 4: at least fifty yards each game. The only other guy
Speaker 4: to do that is to Mark Chase since nineteen seven.
Speaker 4: How would you describe his grasp of the offense for
Speaker 4: guy who's you know, seven.
Speaker 2: Games into the in his career, right, well, I would
Speaker 2: say for seven games in Yeah, to your point, it's
Speaker 2: probably as good as it could be. You know, he's
Speaker 2: really diligent. You know, he's very smart, and yet you
Speaker 2: know he's not anywhere near where he's going to be,
Speaker 2: you know, terms of understanding the offense. I mean he's
Speaker 2: still learning. You know, he's still got word line up.
Speaker 2: You saw it yesterday a few times. He's still learning
Speaker 2: the nuances of the routes. Greg does a great job
Speaker 2: with him. Greg Lewis and Keith Walliams both do a
Speaker 2: great job with those guys. With all that. But he's
Speaker 2: doing great. But you know he's got to He's going
Speaker 2: to get a lot better and he needs to get better.
Speaker 2: And I promise you he's very determined to keep getting better.
Speaker 2: He's not thinking about that kind of a stat which
Speaker 2: is very cool, but right now he's just thinking about
Speaker 2: the Cardinals.
Speaker 3: Running Stanley vision.
Speaker 4: He channels internationally learned and driving block through the Angel
Speaker 4: Fay And you praise the offensive lineup of.
Speaker 8: The game when you watch the tape of the game again,
Speaker 8: what most impressed.
Speaker 2: Me about that group? I thought the pass protection. You know,
Speaker 2: that was a really good pass rushing group. Bo They
Speaker 2: very physical group that was going to try to basically,
Speaker 2: it's a knockback pass rush, try to constrict the pocket
Speaker 2: by closing the pocket on the quarterback. They'd done it
Speaker 2: against everybody, they'd played really well, and they really weren't
Speaker 2: able to do it as nearly as much with our
Speaker 2: offensive line, So that was that was a big plus.
Speaker 2: Four us on interviewing the.
Speaker 3: Film, just of more of throwing the ball, you know,
Speaker 3: other than buying time, and just how he executed the
Speaker 3: passing game.
Speaker 2: Did anything stand out to you and just hell you.
Speaker 3: From that from that game and we're just watching rewatching.
Speaker 2: The film start. Yeah, I mean it all stood out.
Speaker 2: It's just a combination of things. It's it was. It
Speaker 2: was the pass protection, you know, that was a big
Speaker 2: part of it. I thought the guys ran routes super fast.
Speaker 2: I mean when you look at the when you look
Speaker 2: at the route running, you'll say, okay, someone came open,
Speaker 2: like maybe Zay or or or or Dell or or
Speaker 2: Bait came open on a crossing route right. Well usually
Speaker 2: a lot of those times. I mean I remember, say
Speaker 2: running a post out of there, or Mark they running
Speaker 2: a post and Mark running a rail, and so those
Speaker 2: routes are run a speed that drains the coverage and
Speaker 2: here comes the crossing route across. Those are designs that
Speaker 2: you hope happened. But for those to happen, the guys
Speaker 2: who aren't getting the ball have to be running their
Speaker 2: routes really fast and really effectively to do that. And
Speaker 2: that's not just the ball could go to them too
Speaker 2: if they if the coverage doesn't drain out, you know,
Speaker 2: if the coverage jumps the crossing routes. So everybody just
Speaker 2: going full speed as hard as they can, try to
Speaker 2: do things as right as they can. Every play I
Speaker 2: think just kind of adds up over time, and then
Speaker 2: guys hopefully get open, and then the protection needs to
Speaker 2: hold up and then lamar and need to see it.
Speaker 2: One time he came all the way back and he
Speaker 2: hit bait to the right on a deep end stop route.
Speaker 2: It was the fifth read in the progression. He a
Speaker 2: had time to do it, be he had to where
Speaker 2: with all you know, the understanding that just he's good
Speaker 2: enough to get to his fifth read. That's pretty pretty
Speaker 2: pretty great.
Speaker 6: There's more passing.
Speaker 1: A couple of times it looks like he just coulda
Speaker 1: run and then had a football and one.
Speaker 3: The coups that way and was another one.
Speaker 8: How much is like his running ability.
Speaker 2: The element is Yeah. I mean I've been working real
Speaker 2: hard with him on that myself personally, with his his
Speaker 2: his running and then throwing late and seeing guys. So
Speaker 2: I'm really glad. I've been kind of taking a lot
Speaker 2: of pride in that myself. As a coach. You know,
Speaker 2: that's that's just LaVar, That's Lamar, you know, b and Lamar.
Speaker 2: I think it is one of his just some of
Speaker 2: his innate talent. How he sees the game is pretty special.
Speaker 2: If you get any.
Speaker 3: Resolution on ties after last week, which I guess was
Speaker 3: a week he was.
Speaker 2: Talking to doctors. Yeah, no, no resolution yet, No resolution yet.
Speaker 2: And I finished another injury question. Yeah you didn't.
Speaker 8: But it was Keith Mitchell the only guy to get
Speaker 8: banged up yesterday.
Speaker 2: And was that a severe hamstring or right, yes, he was,
Speaker 2: And it's not a severe hamstring. It'll be it'll be
Speaker 2: week to week. You could outside chance for this week,
Speaker 2: put more possible.
Speaker 8: For next week, John, your players almost unanimously expressed that
Speaker 8: they were unhappy with parts of their performance and their
Speaker 8: super production. When you look to take what areas can
Speaker 8: you kind of point to more specifically for fans that
Speaker 8: you saw that you're wanting to work on. I'm looking
Speaker 8: forward to like working into this week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, we got the lists there. You know,
Speaker 2: it really doesn't need to be publicized. We're working on stuff.
Speaker 2: You know, it's it's it's it's football stuff, you know,
Speaker 2: and everybody everybody kind of has their thing too. There's
Speaker 2: big picture stuff I've got. I've got probably two really
Speaker 2: big ones that I'm thinking about right now, and one
Speaker 2: on the east side of the ball. And then with that,
Speaker 2: you know, there's kind of a filtering of things all
Speaker 2: the way across the board. It really is something that
Speaker 2: is just part of the process every week, though, you know,
Speaker 2: and the fact that our guys are bought into that
Speaker 2: and conscious of that, you know, on a day to
Speaker 2: day basis, really makes me feel like they have a
Speaker 2: chance to really be successful. When you have a group
Speaker 2: of guys players, people that think that way, then they're
Speaker 2: thinking growth mindset. They're thinking that way in terms of
Speaker 2: like we can get better, I need to get better,
Speaker 2: embracing the imperfection, so to speak. You know, that's a
Speaker 2: good thing.
Speaker 9: John, you've gotten a coach Lamarvel a couple of years now.
Speaker 9: I know you probably handle some of the nothing surprises
Speaker 9: you when you watch them out there. But thinking back
Speaker 9: to that touchdown pass to Nowson, manager lot aware that
Speaker 9: play felt like it's.
Speaker 2: Going on forever. What are your emotions.
Speaker 9: During that.
Speaker 2: Same as yours? Probably, I mean all the fans, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm like I'm like, you know, I'm I can't believe
Speaker 2: we've got fleshed out of the pocket. Why wasn't the
Speaker 2: first route open or maybe the route wasn't running the
Speaker 2: right way somewhere, And I'm mad. And then I'm then
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, well, Lamar's get away and something, you know,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking to find somebody, somebody get opened. Then the
Speaker 2: ball goes up as a touchdown, and Ice scream for joint.
Speaker 2: You know, inside I don't want anybody to see that,
Speaker 2: you know, but it's the same that I will say
Speaker 2: this in the red zone, especially everywhere, really everywhere defensive perspective,
Speaker 2: the extended play is real. You know. It's something you
Speaker 2: have to actually prepare to stop. And the teams that
Speaker 2: do it better are the teams that are tougher to defend.
Speaker 2: So the ability to defend those are big, But the
Speaker 2: ability to to UH, to extend plays and make plays
Speaker 2: after the first play doesn't quite work the way you
Speaker 2: want it to is a massive UH is a massive
Speaker 2: part of football. So that's what happened on that play
Speaker 2: was extended play. Lamar and Nelson did a great job
Speaker 2: with it. So that's what you really that's part of
Speaker 2: the it's it's part of the it's part of the
Speaker 2: planned unplanned offense. Okay, so it's it's planned to be
Speaker 2: unplanned sometimes and then you hope you guys can make
Speaker 2: the most of it. Kna.
Speaker 3: Now we're finished called the London questions. Now you're going
Speaker 3: out the other way out the Arizona is travel fatigue?
Speaker 2: Is Is that a con?
Speaker 6: I mean?
Speaker 2: Is that real?
Speaker 3: And do you do anything in planning this week to
Speaker 3: do anything different because you know you're going to be
Speaker 3: coming to another times.
Speaker 9: Of the game.
Speaker 2: Right, it's all state of mind, Jameson, It's all state
Speaker 2: of mind. You know, it's real if you make it real,
Speaker 2: you know. But we're gonna go out there on Friday
Speaker 2: like we always do on those on those West Coast trips,
Speaker 2: and our guys will be raided roll Sunday.
Speaker 8: How bout getting and to the play a team that
Speaker 8: is just one winning.
Speaker 6: On the year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I shouldn't have to. I mean, all you got
Speaker 2: to do is watch the tape and you see how
Speaker 2: physical they are, how tough they are, how competitive they
Speaker 2: are a team. And if we haven't learned that by
Speaker 2: if we have anybody in our team that doesn't understand
Speaker 2: how the NFL works, I'd be really disappointed. You know,
Speaker 2: that's something that would really be a disappointment. And I
Speaker 2: don't think I'm going to be disappointed that way.
Speaker 9: John.
Speaker 2: I think you guys maybe lead the league in sacks.
Speaker 3: What do you the.
Speaker 2: Been the improvement for you guys to to to get
Speaker 2: to that goal there?
Speaker 1: And have you been surprised with the play of calvan Noid?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: All good questions. Kyle van Noy, not surprised, seen it
Speaker 2: for so many years, impressed. You know, you get you
Speaker 2: get be a little older, and they start saying you
Speaker 2: can't do it anymore. And Kyle does take that personally
Speaker 2: by the way, you know, and it's probably probably part
Speaker 2: of what fuels him. The same thing with JD. Clowney.
Speaker 2: You know, to see those guys do that is really cool.
Speaker 2: But then you've got the young guys who you know,
Speaker 2: people are questioning whether they are you know, can play,
Speaker 2: you know, and they've got something to prove. So we
Speaker 2: always always appreciate players and coaches that feel like they
Speaker 2: have something to prove. Uh, And it all goes hand
Speaker 2: in hand in terms of the sacks. I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: coverage is part of that opportunities part of that, you know,
Speaker 2: sometimes you know, offense helps offense gets the lead, forces
Speaker 2: him to throw the ball more, and you get more opportunities.
Speaker 2: All this thing kind of go together.
Speaker 6: Hey, John, yesterday after the game, he said that that
Speaker 6: kind of win creates a vision of what your team
Speaker 6: can be. How important is it going forward for you know,
Speaker 6: coaches to talk about yesterday's game or players to draw
Speaker 6: on yesterday's game knowing how successful they can be on
Speaker 6: a single game basis you know going forward?
Speaker 2: Right, Well, it is important because you know, success does
Speaker 2: breed success, and when you conference is kind of like
Speaker 2: real conference is based on having proven to yourself that
Speaker 2: you can actually do it. It's one thing to believe
Speaker 2: in yourself and know that the potential is there. It's
Speaker 2: another thing to get out there and you know, make
Speaker 2: a sink a shot and know that you can. You know,
Speaker 2: and you know, once you if you've ever been on
Speaker 2: the free throw line, you know, with the game on
Speaker 2: the line, like in sixth seventh, eighth grade whatever, you know,
Speaker 2: and you had to make a shot, I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: tell you when you make it, you feel a little
Speaker 2: bit better about yourself, don't you. You know, you can
Speaker 2: because you did so. That kind is true for everything,
Speaker 2: and it's even true for NFL players at the highest level.
Speaker 2: A great thanks.
Speaker 1: That was head coach John Harbough. And if you want
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