Whenever the NFL plan drops, there are 32 groups around the association that take apart every conceivable advantage and impediment. All in all, everybody has sentiments about their timetable.
At the point when Ravens Lead trainer John Harbaugh joined “The Parlor” webcast for an episode that will drop one week from now during the principal seven day stretch of OTAs, he responded to a couple of inquiries concerning his group’s 2024 timetable.
On the Ravens-Bosses season opener:
The Ravens and Bosses will start off the NFL season on Thursday, Sept. 5 in a rematch of the AFC Title.
One of the most exceptionally expected rounds of the whole year will likewise be the first, and Harbaugh likes being on that chief stage.
“I was blissful. I believe it’s an extraordinary game to play in. I watch the Thursday night game. I can hardly hold back to return home and watch it while you’re playing on Sunday, you’re preparing for your game,” he said. “Presently we will play in that game. I like playing early. You get to it. We get to play the season three days sooner than every other person. So we get everything rolling.”
Harbaugh likewise said he jumps at the chance to get a couple of additional days off rest after that season-opener. The Ravens will have 10 days between their Week 1 game in Kansas City and home opener versus the Las Vegas Thieves.
That first game against the double cross shielding Super Bowl champions will be an early gauge.
“I love playing the Bosses since I generally love playing the Bosses,” Harbaugh said. “That is to say, presently I might want to beat the Bosses somewhat more frequently than we’ve done. That will be the following objective. Such a lot of regard for those folks. Yet, we simply need to prepare sure we’re presently. We have something now, to know it’s in our grip. This is who we’re playing in the opener and this is the very thing we must finish.”
On an extreme December with three games in 10 days:
The greatest moan coming from Baltimore might have been from players who saw that the Ravens are playing three games in 10 days in December against the Monsters, Steelers, and Texans, separately.
“We have ways that we approach those brief weeks. So we’ll be viewing at those as both brief weeks,” Harbaugh said.
“However, the uplifting news for me is that the groups we’re playing have precisely the same issues. So no one enjoys a benefit. That is the most compelling thing. So when we play the Steelers, they’re on a six-day week. At the point when we play the Texans, they’re on a four-day week. So they need to play the very bargain that we need to play. Praise to the association for doing that.”
On another Christmas street game:
The Ravens will be the main group to at any point play Christmas street games in consecutive seasons when they travel to Houston in Week 17.
“It’s insane for Christmas. It’s insane for the families. Yet, you know, it resembles Guardian II. ‘This is the [business] we’ve picked,'” Harbaugh said.
“It’s a distinction to play on Christmas Day. It’s a distinction to play on Netflix before the entire world. Being an enormous, monstrous game is going. We must go out and about. I’d cherish for those folks or another person to be coming here on Christmas Day. I’d cherish it for our fans, as well.”
