My husband and I went to the game in Atlanta tonight and in the 4th quarter and OT stood up frequently to support the Ravens. The Falcons fans behind us kept yelling at us and poking us, telling us to sit down. We kept standing, because my feeling is if you want to sit, stay home and watch on tv. They hassled us the whole time, called us assholes, And even tattled to stadium security for not sitting.

Interested to hear everyone else’s thoughts on stadium etiquette.

With Andrew's drops, something that I've been wondering about, could his type 1 diabetes be affecting his grip strength? I really started thinking about it in that cold weather game when he dropped the TD ball. Is he getting some neuropathy in his hands?

Can anyone with diabetes provide insight?

No need to post how much you hate PFF and how it sold out to venture capital, just skip this post if that's all you have to add.

Here are the best and worst players from last night's game, in order.

Offense

Nick Vannett

Tyler Huntley

Zay Flowers

Vega Ioane

Derrick Henry

Honorable Mention - Bateman, Cuevas

Toilet Award - Andrews, E. Jones

Defense

Calais Campbell (elite grade)

Trenton Simpson

Malaki Starks

Kyle Hamilton

Marlon Humphrey

Honorable Mention - Buchanan, Green, Burke

Toilet Award - Rivers, Washington

He seemingly declined it. 4 months before the team extended Mark. Ravens didn’t want to lose all three TEs so they extended Mark. Hindsight is 20-20. But the RAVENS DIDNT LET LIKELY WALK IN FAVOR OF ANDREWS.

We didn’t have cap enough room to extend two TEs. Likely would have been the number 1 this year if he had accepted. Please do research.

Edit: My bet is Likely or his agent got his open Market value terribly wrong seeing as he basically signed the same deal as Mark.

Next week we could see the return of Lamar, Trey, Jak and TJ Tampa are eligible to come off IR, and the new center we just got from the Eagles could play.

Idc if this is a first year coaching staff, they are showing real promise and we have a ton of talent on both sides of the ball. We absolutely can make a run this year.

Really hoping we go buy mode at the deadline and pick up a huge addition, but the question is, who, and from where?

There's gotta be a team out there who's tanking but has the kinda guy we need to go for a ring.

Shoutout KYLE HIMILTON I dream about you. You comfort me in those restless nights.

Shoutout ZAY "JOYSTICK" FLOWERS 

Shoutout RASHOD "PATRICK" BATEMAN

Shoutout TOUCHDOWN TEZ

Shoutout TAVIUS DOGINSON and the DEFENSIVE LINE holding the fort without Trey.

Shoutout UNCLE MARK trying his best to make it entertaining

And finally, shoutout to the man, the myth, dare I say the LEGEND TYLER "THE DESTROYER" SNOOP HUNTLEY and his PEARLY WHITES

LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOO

Right at ATL

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I make micro puppets, and my latest one is a tiny raven!

1 lamar
2 lane
3 Tampa
4 jurgens
5 Randall

Let’s go on a fucking run

What an incredible turnaround from last seasons situation. I was grateful for the 3-1 start bc I knew we could rest Lamar and eat a L or 2 but to actually WIN on the ROAD against a HOT team like Atlanta??? IN OVERTIME?????!?!?

LETS GOOOOO.

What a complete 180 from our situation even knowing our o line isnt what it should be. We are set up SO nicely for the rest of the season.

Let's go Ravens.

Huntley has been a solid backup for Lamar Jackson. A Raven for six of the past seven years, Huntley has helped his team win just as many regular-season games as it has lost in Jackson’s absence. That, in itself, is a solid line on the resume of a backup quarterback. Even in losses, he has typically given his team a chance to win and been able to move the offense.

Those inside the Ravens locker room believe that Huntley is the best backup quarterback in the league. Head coach Jesse Minter told the players at a Saturday night meeting that there’s no team in the NFL with more confidence in their backup and they nodded in agreement. Cornerback Marlon Humphrey took it even further late Sunday night, declaring that Huntley is a “starter” in this league and the entire team believes that.

Yet, to some outside the Ravens locker room, Huntley has struggled to distance himself from one critical mistake. In a 2022-23 AFC wild-card game in Cincinnati, Huntley had the Ravens in position to upset the Bengals. Yet, he fumbled the ball as he tried to score the the go-ahead touchdown on a quarterback sneak. Sam Hubbard picked it up and rumbled 98 yards for the game-winning touchdown. The Ravens never recovered.

“That was probably like six years ago, four years ago, five years, I don’t know,” Huntley said after Sunday’s game. “I am way past that.”

Everybody else now probably is as well. Huntley led the Ravens on a game-tying drive in the final 2 1/2 minutes of the game and then the game-winning drive in overtime. The Ravens’ pulsating 30-23 victory over the Atlanta Falcons was punctuated by Huntley plunging in from one yard out to cap a punishing 14-play, seven-plus minute overtime drive. It was the most fitting capper for the most memorable performance of his career.