Sorry, jjchieffan. I'll remember to get Drink Bleach's name right from now on
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And dropped 2 critical balls that would've given Baltimore a lead and potentially changed the entire character of that ballgame.

Agholor was awful in that game.

Ravens fans probably feel about how we feel about the Uche move. Why'd you get the guy if you had zero interest in using him?
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He sucks and I never wanted him!!!
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True
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I’ll leave this here:

“Ravens have lost their 5 games by a combined 22 points. And in those 5 losses Tucker has missed 22 points worth of kicks. Rough.”
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Tucker just needs more pregame practice
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Feel like it was nothing more than keeping him from going to KC.
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I wouldn't be surprised to see Tucker get an imaginary injury soon and have one of those 'get right' IR stints.

They can't go into the playoffs with him kicking like this. If we were to cut Shrader, i could see them picking him up and sending Tucker to the IR to try to work something out.

Even the point differential doesn't really establish how brutal he's been for them. The character of games are changing because of the kicks he's missing. It's been brutal.
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Wish we could stash Shrader and then trade him to the depths of the NFC somewhere. Kid looked decent on a (very) small sample size.
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Hell, I'm not sure we couldn't IR him if push came to shove. Can we get by with Wright for 2 more weeks?

But ultimately it just doesn't matter. Kickers aren't going to get you anything in trade -- they're too volatile. One bad week will screw them up permanently half the time. Jake Moody is a mess and he was quite good for SF last season, for example. Obviously Tucker.

And we don't have a long-term home for him. So apart from trying to direct his landing, what utility is there in IRing him? And if you want guys to sign with you in scenarios like this, you'd better not go limiting their freedom of movement if they perform.
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Some fuckery is afoot. A lot of rumors that Diontae is refusing to play.

John Harbaugh said there are some "moving parts" with the Diontae Johnson mystery and declined to comment further.

Asked whether he expects Johnson to remain with the team, he referred to his first answer.

— Jonas Shaffer (@jonas_shaffer) December 2, 2024

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Dodged a bullet. Good job Veach
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Lamar can't read the field beyond one or two guys. That's the problem :-)
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Oooo, this sounds interesting.
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Some unconfirmed rumblings that he refused to go in the game yesterday.

For Harbaugh to speak like that about him, I have to imagine he is a malcontent.
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