John Harbaugh Speaks on Critics, Jim Harbaugh, Buying Andy Reid Dinner
By Brett Foote
Dec 21, 2014; Houston, TX, USA; Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh before the game against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
Welcome to the Daily Caw, where we round up all the latest Ravens news and notes from around the web. Today we discuss John Harbaugh’s opinion on critics, his promise to buy Andy Reid dinner, his brother’s impending move to Michigan, Timmy Jernigan’s prospects for playing Saturday, and Joe Flacco’s finest season.
John Harbaugh Speaks Out About Critics
It always feels good when you prove the critics and naysayers wrong, and by making the postseason, the Ravens have done just that. Thanks to the Chiefs, of course. Harbaugh had some pretty choice words for the doubters in his press conference yesterday, and perhaps rightfully so.
The media has certainly been very critical of the Ravens this season, including yours truly. But when you coach an NFL team, you might as well accept the fact that you will always have critics. Fans expect their teams to play well and compete every single week. The only way to silence them is to win.
John also had some words regarding the notion that his brother, Jim Harbaugh, had issues with players in the locker room.
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Ngata is back on the Ravens’ roster after serving his four game suspension, and according to Harbaugh, he will be playing Saturday against the Steelers. We would expect nothing less, and his return comes at a good time with Timmy Jernigan’s status uncertain.
John Harbaugh to Buy Andy Reid Dinner?
Harbaugh told the press on Monday that he promised Andy Reid dinner, and that Reid responded favorably to the offer. He also said that it would likely be “expensive.” What are you trying to say, John?
Joe Flacco Puts Exclamation on Finest Season
Cool Joe set statistical career highs in pretty much every category this season, and now he gets his chance to do something he’s never done before – beat the Steelers, in Pittsburgh, in the postseason.