 He got some updates with our Baltimore Ravens and let's just get straight into it. So everybody been looking around wondering what's going on with Mark Andrews, what's happening with Mark Andrews, where has number 89 been? And every time John Harbaugh is up on that podium he gets asked about Mark Andrews, understandably because that is one of their top players on the team. And John Harbaugh has continued to say it's not serious, it ain't no big deal, he'll be back out there soon. But today he gave a definitive date for when Mark Andrews is going to return. He said that Mark Andrews, he said Mark Andrews should be practicing, he should be back on Wednesday, that's when they expect him back on Wednesday. So we'll be looking, we'll be waiting, we're going to take your word for it John, we're going to take your word for it and then we'll see when we get there. Also Ravens made some roster moves because they did release quarterback Anthony Brown from the practice squad. We know Anthony Brown, undrafted rookie free agent from Oregon who they signed last year, even had a start for them last year. And he's of course played extensively this preseason but they released them. But the reason they released them, we never celebrated somebody getting released of course not, but we're celebrating why he got released because that Tyler Huntley, Tyler Huntley is back. Tyler Huntley was practicing again and that is a great thing because days ago, last week we heard about Tyler Huntley running on a sideline and whatnot, he was doing his own thing, adjacent to the practice field. So it was like, okay, he was getting closer and closer and closer, but he wasn't ready yet. But now with him practicing again, that is a great sign because Tyler Huntley's the number two guy. He's the number two. Now, Josh Johnson, hey, Josh Johnson was doing this thing in the preseason now. We know Josh Johnson got plenty of experience as well. So I expect if Tyler Huntley is good to go, then Tyler Huntley would be number two. He didn't full goal and John Hardball said they really going to see this week when they practice and stuff if Tyler Huntley is 100% or if it's going to be Josh Johnson. But either way, Ravens have options at their number two quarterback position. Now we don't want them to have to use them. The only time we want to see the number two quarterback is if Ravens are just blowing a team out the water and the game ain't even close. So but it is nice to have some solid options behind Lamar Jackson because of course we say stay ready so you don't got to get ready. Now, when you release somebody from a practice squad, you don't do it for no reason. And that creates an open spot on the practice squad. So you want to feel it because you don't want to be wasting any open roster spots on a practice squad ever. So the Ravens made a corresponding move. They brought in cornerback Tay Hayes to the practice squad and you know what the Baltimore Ravens, you can never, ever, ever, ever have enough cornerbacks ever. And I get it because we as Ravens fans, we definitely get it. We see this year, I mean, really see every year because every year Ravens face these cornerback issues. It's the craziest thing. I don't know what they be doing in cornerback drills, but some got to give, right? Some got to change. Now, Jeff Rebick made a very interesting point today, too. And it's something that we had been unsure about when Caillou Blue-Kelly got released. We weren't sure if the Ravens, they released him with the hope of bringing him back on a practice squad because you know they don't like cutting draft picks. Or if they released him or like, you know what, go flap your wings somewhere else. But Jeff Rebick cleared that up today because he said the Ravens, they made the move official and he was responding. He was talking about them releasing Anthony Brown and signing cornerback Tay Hayes to the practice squad. But he said they've been looking for a cornerback for their practice squad. They were hoping it would be Caillou Blue-Kelly, but the Seahawks plucked him off of waivers. Ravens bring back Hayes, who was with the team most of training camp. So that lets us know Ravens wanted Caillou Blue-Kelly back as on a practice squad, not on the active roster. But they wanted him back because maybe they saw a developmental role for him. But something that John Harbaugh said the other day that really stuck out to me. And I appreciate it. I appreciated his honesty with it because especially with subjects like this, I'm not used to getting honesty and not used to hearing honesty from coaches, GMs, front office people. He was asked about why would you release Caillou Blue-Kelly? Well, what was the reasoning behind it? And John Harbaugh said that he felt like they had some more veteran guys that needed to be on the team a bit more. And with Caillou Blue-Kelly, they just felt like they didn't have the time for him to be in there. They didn't have the time to develop him right now. They didn't have the time and the space, the availability to develop him right now. It was something along those lines. And I really appreciated that because that was real. That was real. So with Caillou Blue-Kelly, is unfortunate for him? Well, at least with his tenure with the Ravens. I mean, now he's with the Seahawks. And who knows what could happen? You never know. Because as far as when you get drafted, when you come into the league, everything is about timing, but it's about where you are to. It's about your location. It's about the team. It's about the needs and whatnot. So Caillou Blue-Kelly, he could end up going to the Seahawks and he could blossom into something serious. I mean, look at Tariq Wallin. Last year, look at him. So maybe the Seahawks get their next Tariq Wallin. We don't know. But yeah, that was good for him. But back to the Ravens, good for Tyler Hunley that he's back. Good that Mark Andrews will be back really soon. And we just, the good news needs to keep coming in. Because we can never have enough good or even great news. And then one last update, Arthur Millette. Arthur Millette was sitting back waiting. He was like, man, crochet, look, look, I got love for you. But I wanted that number 10. Arthur Millette, cornerback, who used to be on the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Ravens signed him this offseason. He's updating his note. He updated his number to number 10. Now for me, I think it's ugly for a cornerback for number 10. I think for number 10, kickers, punters, quarterbacks, receivers, yeah, that's it for me. But Arthur Millette is wearing number 10. I know somebody had asked on Twitter, like, who was that? Dwayne number 10 on the Ravens is him. Another thing, Jadavien Clowney, who I was 100% sure. I'm like, oh, yeah, he will be changing that 24. Once this roster cut downs, Jadavien Clowney ain't going to be a number 24 no more. Oh, oh, no. Yeah, he is. So nasty. But I am really excited to see Jadavien Clowney and the Ravens jersey on Sunday against the team that drafted him, even though I'm sure it ain't no bad blood. That was so long ago, but against the Houston Texans. I mean, I'm just excited because Raven football is back, man. It's back. Like, we officially in week one. They're preparing for week one now. It's real now. It's real. So no more vanilla schemes, no more vanilla offenses, defense, none of that. Even though Mike McDonald, he was like, vanilla what? I'm sending blitzers in preseason. And I thought, OK, do your thing, Mike. But everything is real now. Everything counts now. So it makes it that much more exciting. So team, keep it clean. We made it. Y'all did it. Y'all are amazing. 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