Chris Broussard· Apr 20, 2026
Broussard said this is the Ravens' year, backing Baltimore to finally win the Super Bowl, and argued the AJ Brown addition matters most for Drake Maye.
“I am feeling good about the Ravens. Why? So good. This is the year.”
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“Regardless Okay. Whatever they do, I am feeling good about the Ravens. Why? So good. This is the year.”
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