The Baltimore Ravens are the topic of plenty of conversation throughout each and every year. Having a quarterback as polarizing as Lamar Jackson will spark plenty of controversy, and Baltimore understands that the outside noise can get loud when so many people are talking about them.
Ravens offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley was asked about the noise that the team receives on a daily basis, and says he listens to ‘absolutely none’ of it. He added that he believes it’s the same for his other guys in the room, and instead the offensive line unit is focusing on getting better as a whole with new faces coming in.
“Absolutely none, [for me] personally. I’m pretty sure my guys in the room are the same way. Having new guys on a line, that’s nothing new to the Baltimore Ravens. I think every year, you play with at least a couple of new guys every year, so this is the time where we’re building our chemistry and getting better as a unit.”
The Baltimore offensive line is one of the key positions that the Ravens will need to get key production out of this year. They lost 60% of their starters from last season and are relying on a lot of young talent, but they hope that the replacements will be up to par or better than what the team had.
