It was a great day of day, man.

It was life we said we miss y'all was in the stadium.

Y'all gonna be there eventually, maybe virtually, whatever. What's up, Ravens Flot? Good day up practice, my boy LJ here. It's good, putting out work in. We're ready to go. Hope to see y'all song, man. We love y'all. Hey, where y'all mask? Mask, hey, protect one another. We're here, baby. We hear, baby. Nobody cared what so I put on the mask.

And it.

About too. protect one another because the flight baby we're here baby nobody cared all what so i put on the mask

at it that's too some happy some upbeat raven's players one day after they told earl thomas

get the hell out i wonder if there's a connection there christopher that was the first thing i thought

of everybody seems in good spirits in Ravens Camp.

Good morale, right?

Good spirits.

He coach doing a good job of keeping everyone happy.

Let's make some social media videos, get some propaganda out there to show that things are happy here in Baltimore and everything like that, which I do believe.

I really do.

I just think that what we

saw this weekend was a little blip on the radar screen for the Baltimore Ravens. I do think

it's a close-knit football team. You could tell with the way they play each other and hang out with

each other and do stuff like that. Mark Ingram last year with the big trust, woo-woo, with all that kind of stuff.

I don't doubt that. It's just they had a thorn in their side in Earl Thomas.

And let me just say, it wasn't necessarily a blip on the radar screen. It was a hard target.

It was a bogey, as they call it, right? And they sent up a missile and they knocked it out of

the sky and they moved on.

They had a problem and they solved it. They moved on, even though they paid Earl Thomas

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