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Just now, Varking said:

I wouldn't hold spot starting against him. He has a couple NFL season under his belt working in trash environments where he did great, better than anyone we have trotted out at QB since prime Cam. 

For sure.  I like his athleticism a lot.  

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Richardson looked good at first. Nice first throw laser for about 8 on a good read. Second pass was a screen. Third pass he got a little pressure and threw off his back foot and sailed it badly for an INT.

He looks like he belongs physically but that third throw shows why he's a development prospect that they're going to have to have patience with.

Jim Irsay having patience? 🤔

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I'm surprised. Stetson Bennett looks like he belongs. He looks small and he's taking lots of chances. He's gonna have to learn when to roll the dice and when to just live to play another down in the NFL, but he looks fast out there and his arm looks live. Not sure he'll be a starter but he might play a long time in the NFL.

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The Ravens have won 24 straight preseason games. They haven't won any championships during that six year timeframe but they have made four playoff appearances, had four 10+ win seasons, and only one losing season. Prior to that preseason winning stretch they'd only gone to the playoffs once in the past five years and had missed the playoffs for three straight seasons. Don't tell them that the preseason doesn't matter.

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