[Brad Biggs] #Ravens got off relatively light with a $100,000 fine from the NFL for the Lamar Jackson injury report switcheroo last week. League found the error wasn’t on the nefarious side.

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1. O it’s just the bears

2. Lamar would’ve dropped 80 on us if he played

3. As far as I’m concerned this is a nothing burger of a story. We should be thankful they swapped Lamar out – imagine the beat down and subsequent flurry of media that would accompany us getting belt to ass like that.

4. I don’t know how they’ll manage to handle such a stinging punishment……

5. Jeez got away with murder there

6. So there really is no punishment for faking injury designations. If there is a consequential player theres no reason to act like they arent going to play if the fine is something silly like this.

7. they should take the win away from the ravens and just give it to us

8. Damn I was hoping we would get their 1st round pick

9. What about the targeting no-call?

10. Honestly, I don’t think it was “nefarious” either, most likely reason was that the people who ultimately send this report out got their wires crossed/communication breakdown.

    Was definitely a bad look, but I don’t think it was Harbaugh or anybody who anyone would actually care about holding accountable going “yeah, just lie about it and see if we get caught”

11. They kicked our ass with a third stringer this has nothing to do with it

12. We’ve investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong.

13. glad my work doesnt fine me when i fuck up

14. This has nothing to do with the Ravens or the Bears and everything to do with the moneyline and point spread.

15. So how would the league know if it was with nefarious intent? Of course it was with nefarious intent y else would they lie. Boy they love bending over for the harbaugh brothers

16. bc it happened the week they played the bears, had it been the week they played the bills or chiefs?! it would have been a scandal

17. mandating teams to report the injuries on their roster is so fucking stupid. we have hipaa rights in this country for a reason —> except the powers that be have decided that too much $$$ hinges on these players’ health to let those things remain private.

    if a player wants to explain why they can’t play in a press conference, that’s their prerogative. that’s fair. what isn’t fair is having the weak points of every injured players’ body shared in a public report every goddamn day of the season.

    i know it’s the way it is and there’s no changing it, but that doesn’t make it acceptable.

18. Until the FBI steps in like the NBA