"State of the Ravens" Press Conference
The Baltimore Ravens held their annual "State of the Ravens" press conference at their Owing Mills, Maryland Practice Facility and Baltimore Beatdown was in attendance along with a large contingent of other media. Owner Steve Bisciotti, General Manager Ozzie Newsome, Head Coach John Harbaugh and Team President Dick Cass sat at the head table taking questions from reporters for around an hour.
The questions ranged from have you gotten over the loss to owner Bisciotti ("No"), to the decision to move Training Camp from Westminster to specific player personnel decisions looming for the team. Baltimore Beatdown also got a question in on what Bisciotti was planning for Super Bowl Sunday, including what team he may be rooting for.
Bisciotti lamented the tough decision to not return to Westminster for summer Training Camp, but promised to make every effort to take care of the fans, holding open practices at the stadium and other places. He specifically mentioned Annapolis, where the team could hold a practice at the Naval Academy's stadium, adding jokingly that he'd like to "get you all down to McGarvey's (Saloon & Oyster Bar) and have some fun down there!"
While the other key people sat alongside Bisciotti, this was the only chance most reporters would have any opportunity to ask him specific questions and they focused on finding out his opinions much more so than the others. The team owner addressed a myriad of topics, including Ed Reed's definitive decision to return for at least another year ("Ed doesn't give definitive decisions"), to Ray Rice and Joe Flacco's contract status ("Ray and Joe will be part of this football team next year - guaranteed").
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I like that they stick to their guns on the O but dislike how they use rankings to grade the OC. I call BS. I love that the FO took advantage of a soft schedule to make bold moves while pitt FO chose to sleep. I don’t like that they seem to be neglecting the fact that they’re about to hand $85M to #5 before addressing schematic & personnel issues that will hinder him instead of helping him. Continuity isn’t always a good thing and Caldwell is not the solution to problems on offense. I’m expecting more of the same foolishness on O
by Evan Skev on Feb 2, 2012 9:01 AM EST via mobile reply actions
While I understand their reasoning
on bringing Cam back, who would have been disappointed if Cam was let go and Caldwell named OC?
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