L. Jackson interview on NFL Network.

[Jsmoove]

Lol but "lying season" was only being perceived one way by the FWO and that didn't include Biscuit breath.

LOL this was just a middle finger to the whole FWO.

[Ravenswintitle]

so steve was lying his assssss offfffff lol

when seats are empty and fans are turning off the set, the owner gets a little pushy ;-)

[Culex]

LOL this was just a middle finger to the whole FWO.

Sug thought biscuit was FWO after that lol

[Jsmoove]

when seats are empty and fans are turning off the set, the owner gets a little pushy ;-)

Fly in the ointment my ass LOL

[Jsmoove]

Sug thought biscuit was FWO after that lol

LOL that man didn't make millions showing his hand all the time.

[moviemaniacx]

LOL that man didn't make millions showing his hand all the time.

He's a businessman first and an NFL owner second. Coupled with Mr. Coachspeak, it's why I never take anything they say at face value. Sometimes it's true, like the "WR reset", other times it's all misdirection especially with anything draft-related.

[GOTA]

Are you kidding me??!!?!? I always cringe when he speaks. You can tell how he is nervous;however he talks way to fast and soft. Say's the same words over and over again ("Cool") and did you see his Heisman speech?!?!? it was cringe worthy. Now I'm not saying I would do any better but if he is going to be the face of the franchise he needs to take some public speaking classes or something cause it is down right embarrassing at times. Now if he plays lights out and communicates well with his players/coaches; who cares how he is in front of the camera. But it would be nice to have the face of the franchise potentially be a little more well spoken.

Now I agree, he is saying the right things, but he needs to learn how to convey his message more clearly. I'm sure it comes with time.

Not kidding at all. He's not polished but he's not pretending to be either. I'd be more upset if he acted like he had all the answers or just spoke in the same cliches that so many athletes do. LJ knows that he has a lot to learn which is something that the dopey or arrogant never seem to understand

[SugarRay52]

Sug thought biscuit was FWO after that lol

LOL he sure made it seem like he was still all in on Joe before the draft but obviously he knows the truth LOL

[Rygar64]

Where were you to advise the ravens not to give Joe so much money?

I don't know where Sug was, but I was still drunk and running around the streets of Denver replaying the Mile High Miracle and spouting Super bowl conspiracy theories when the Ravens gave Joe all that money. It was a glorious time, lol.

[WNCRavensFan]

Bo Smolka‏ @bsmolka 22m22 minutes agoMore



Bo Smolka Retweeted Glenn Clark
If true, then this was again Ozzie being patient, calculating Ozzie. Not only got the guy the owner wanted at 16, but also got a starting TE in the same round.

Bo Smolka added,

Glenn Clark @GlennClarkRadio
.@JasonLaCanfora on Lamar Jackson: "They don't take this kid and do what they do to get him unless the owner is putting significant heat...to change things up...I'm told [Steve Bisciotti] wanted to take the kid at 16, and they had to talk him out." #Ravens

No wonder the front office was so proud of themselves after the draft. Biscuit must've been hyperventilating by the time pick 32 came around, hahaha

[QuothDaRaven]

No wonder the front office was so proud of themselves after the draft. Biscuit must've been hyperventilating by the time pick 32 came around, hahaha

My thing is I can understand why the FO cares who Biscuit wants at pick #16 but why the hell do they have to “talk him out of it”? How much decision-making power does he have on draft day?! Let them make their decisions in peace, Steve.


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