 How many of y'all in here are fans of roller coasters? Me, I am now, but before I really, really wasn't. I hated it. I hadn't been on a roller coaster since sixth grade and I'm an old man now. So that's a super, super long time ago. But what changed my mind on roller coasters was my sister-in-law, she convinced me to get on Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind over at Disney World. And I went on that ride, I was scared. I was scared like crazy getting on, but I got on and the ride started off fast and it got nothing but faster and crazier. But what that roller coaster did for me, it prepared me for every other roller coaster that I've been on since then. But something that really should have prepared me to get on Cosmic Rewind was the Baltimore Ravens because the Baltimore Ravens, they have been taking us through this emotional roller coaster for years. Being a Baltimore Ravens fan, you will go through all the highs, the lows, the drops, the twists, the turns. 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Before we get into it, make sure you subscribe to the channel, turn notifications on so you do not miss not one single video because I don't want you all left out and also leave a like on the video because it helps out the channel a ton. So I appreciate y'all. I love y'all. I know a lot of y'all don't love this, but let's get into it. So this report came from Tom Pellecero. He said, reunion, the Ravens are expected to hire Jerry Rosberg. Does that name sound familiar? Well, it should be because he used to be Baltimore Raven special teams coordinator. Anyway, the Ravens are expected to hire Jerry Rosberg in a role focused on game management per sources. And that got a lot of Ravens fans ticked off. Anyway, he said, Rosberg who was 68 years old was Baltimore special teams coordinator from 2008 to 2018 before retiring. He served as Denver's interim head coach in the year 2022. Now he's back to Baltimore. So they bring him back a familiar face. Not always say, hey, when it comes to the Hall balls, that's one thing you could say a lot about John Hall ball and really the whole family. But one thing you cannot deny is that if they looked out for you before and you looked out for them and you got a good relationship with them, you ain't burned no bridges, you will always have a job. You will always have an opportunity. They will always create a role just for you if they want to put you on. And that's exactly what's going on right here. Now the role that Jerry Rosberg is being put in is to focus on game management. I know a lot of Ravens fans were very, very upset and frustrated with that. And a lot of Ravens fans are fed up. Like listen to some of these responses because I tweeted that the Ravens are fed up. Ravens fans are fed up, excuse me. Listen to some of these responses. One of my guys said, it's the new norm now. Somebody else said, I thought this was a thing that Hall ball did, but I'm guessing it's what the franchise does as a last resort. Somebody else said, they just showed the league how little they think of Hall balls game management. Somebody else said, it's so shameless though. You just showed the whole league you don't have confidence in Hall balls game management. Would have been a better look if they just fired him. Somebody else said, we're past the point of being fed up. Somebody else said, I'm tired of being tired. And then somebody else said, not even fed up, just embarrassed at this point. On the flip side, hopefully, Jerry Rosberg keeps John Hall ball in line. So, and there were a lot more responses too, but that was pretty much the sum of what a lot of people was saying. And with this move, like I was a little confused by it initially because I figured like, all right, game management, who manages the game for the Baltimore Ravens, who's responsible for managing the game for the Baltimore Ravens isn't that John Hall ball? I think it is because he's the head coach. Everything, everything goes through him. Offensive coordinator, you gotta go through it. Defensive coordinator, you're under him. Special teams coordinator, you gotta report to John Hall ball, players and whatnot. Everything goes through John Hall ball. He's usually the one calling the timeouts. He's the one and he gotta make that official call if they're gonna throw the challenge flag or not. John Hall ball is the one. Who's the one who has to accept, has to decline the penalties. Who's the one who we've, again, more evidence that John Hall ball is the one who's managing the game. We've seen different instances throughout plenty of seasons. Like think about the Super Bowl season for as a matter of fact, where John Hall ball, it was his call, hey, to have them Sam Cook to run out of the back of the end zone and just take the safety. Remember in the game, game earlier this season where it was clear that Demarcus Robinson called a touchdown in the Rams game. It was clear that he called a touchdown, but John Hall ball, he threw the challenge flag not because he really wanted to challenge it, but because he wanted extra time in order for the Baltimore Ravens to get ready cause they knew that the Rams were gonna go for two. So there are more examples that we can't think of off the top of our heads. I know y'all can think of more, but there are plenty more examples that show John Hall ball is the one that makes those decisions. John Hall ball is the one that has to make the call in order for the Baltimore Ravens to do certain things like that. So I figured that he manages the game already. Now I don't have a problem with him getting extra help because obviously, especially how the Baltimore Ravens been going out, there's nothing wrong with getting extra help. And I know a lot of Ravens fans like, look, Hall ball needs to be fired. He needs to be out of here. Ravens need to let him go. Let me let you know yet again, I've let y'all notice already, but I know some people like they still want it to happen. And I'm not mad at people wanting Hall ball to be removed from his duties. But look, it ain't happening. John Hall ball is not going to get fired from the Baltimore Ravens and he probably never will. And I know a lot of Ravens fans hate hearing something like that, but it's the truth. For John Hall ball to leave from the Baltimore Ravens, he will have to step down himself. He ain't going nowhere. So we just got to hope as Baltimore Ravens fans that any help that he brings in, it'll be good help. And obviously John Hall ball knows something about assembling a staff, because I mean, we look at last year and hello a bunch of those guys, they getting a bunch of jobs elsewhere. Why? Because they were a phenomenal staff. And that's part of the reason why so many of us Ravens fans are extremely frustrated at how this season ended because they were special. They were such a special team. Like Anthony Weaver, now a defensive coordinator for the Dolphins. Mike McDonald, now he's a head coach at a Seahawks. DeNard Wilson, now he's a defensive coordinator for the Titans. And Joe Hortese, now he's the GM for the Chargers, I believe, and there were more people that left and got roles as well, but the Baltimore Ravens has something special. But since they've had something special before, it's possible that they can get something special again. So with Ravens fans being upset about this hire, I get it. I get it, because you're like, why would he need to hire somebody to handle game management if he is supposed to be the game manager? Shout out to Brock Purdy, but anyway. Nah, I ain't came, anyway. More help couldn't hurt. More expertise couldn't hurt. Another set of eyes is certainly couldn't hurt, especially from somebody who is as respected by the Baltimore Ravens organization as a Jerry Rossberg. The way that I'm looking at it, I know a lot of Ravens fans looking at it in a negative aspect, like, oh, John Hardball, why, why are you doing this? And I get it. The way I'm looking at it or choosing to look at it is like, hey, all right, John Hardball looks at things this way. He may look at things this way, but if you get somebody else who can show you things in a different light and you're willing to accept that, because that's a big part right there too, he has to be willing to accept counsel, recommendations, advice from Jerry Rossberg. But if you can get somebody else in there who can look at things from a different point of view, that can help out a ton. And that's what we want with these Baltimore Ravens. We just need somebody who can get into John Hardball's ear, who can get into his ear and say, hey, it's okay to change some stuff up. It's okay to not panic. It's okay to calm down. Let's not forget who we are. And Jerry Rossberg, he obviously knows who the Baltimore Ravens are, because again, we look at his time with the Baltimore Ravens. I think that the dates that Jerry Rossberg was with the Ravens are very important. Because again, from 2008 to 2018. So Jerry Rossberg, he was there from jump with John Hardball, and he was there with Joe Flacco. And he got to see, hey, that first year, went to the AFC Championship. Okay, that worked, that worked. Oh, that didn't work. Oh, okay, all right. Second year, they won a playoff game, but then they got kicked out of the third year. They won a playoff game. But then the fourth year, ooh, we right there. So close. But then, of course, there was the wide left, Billy Cundiff, wide left, wide right, whatever it was. It was wide angle and, but then, so Jerry Rossberg got to see all of that. He got to see the Baltimore Ravens take steps forward. Sometimes it was some steps backwards. He got to see them, the evolution of the Baltimore Ravens in that stretch. And then of course, in the year 2012, he got to really see and be a part of the reason why they not only made the playoffs, not only one playoff game, but won the ultimate game in the Super Bowl. But then, he was also a part of the transition. Just, he was there at the very end of it, though. Because Lamar came in Jerry Rossberg's last year in 2018. So he got to be a part of the transition, but once it was officially handed to Lamar, like, hey, you all got week one, you all started, Jerry Rossberg wasn't there anymore. So maybe having somebody that has seen Baltimore Ravens' most recent ultimate success knows what it's like to be in the building for that, knows what it's like, and it has experience with that. Just maybe that can be somebody that can promote some positive change, especially when it's needed the most. Because again, regular season, I don't think any Ravens fans, minus if there was injuries or something, I don't think any Ravens fans are worried about the regular season. Funny because we said this exact same thing last year, same exact thing. We weren't worried about the regular season, and we didn't say that in no cocky or arrogant way. We just felt like we knew the Baltimore Ravens would take care of business in the regular season because that's what they do. That's what they normally do. If Lamar Jackson is healthy, oh, you can guarantee the Baltimore Ravens, they're gonna be either a number one seed, or they're gonna be the top of the AFC somewhere, somewhere around the time. If Lamar Jackson's healthy, they're good to go there. But where our concern is and has continued to be, especially since 2019, how they handle that, what are the Ravens gonna do in the playoffs? How are they gonna handle themselves in the playoffs? I know a lot of Ravens fans don't wanna hear this, but just maybe, maybe Jerry Rosberg can help in that department since he's been there, done that, and been a part of that. And maybe he can help John Harbaugh and the Baltimore Ravens get back to their true winning ways when it matters the most.