John Harbaugh: Ravens Press Conferences 9/16/24

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Welcome back to the Ravens Press Pass Podcast. The Ravens failed to the Las Vegas Raiders 26 to 23 on Sunday. And today we had a chance to hear from head coach John Harbaugh.

John Harbaugh (1:42)

Okay, appreciate everybody being here. obviously a lot of work. A lot of work's gone in, you know, since after the game until right now. All of us coaches going through every part of the game with a fine-tooth comb. Every single play, every single player, every single situation, every circumstance to make sure we understand where we're at and then now make a plan for where we're going. And we'll continue to do that. Players the same way, taking care of themselves physically, getting back from the rigors of the game and getting in position to get ready to play the next game and practice and prepare for the next game that we have down in Dallas, which will be a big challenge. So you go to work, you move forward, and you try to continue to improve. I know that I've heard it said the NFL season is a race to improve, to become the best team that you can over the course of the long haul. And the race is a marathon, and we've got to continue to try to improve as much as we can every single day.

And I think sometimes, you know, your improvement shows up, and sometimes it doesn't. And we had a disappointing game yesterday. We're not happy about it. We want to play better. We want to play winning football. We didn't, didn't do the things we needed to do to win. So we've got to keep pounding the rock, and the rock is going to crack, you know, but that's our job to keep pounding, not get discouraged, not think all is for nothing, and continue to work, and our reward will be out there in our future if we continue to do that. So, what questions you have?

SPEAKER_7 (3:15)

John, I knew you were asking this yesterday, but being a day remover for everything, kind of, things like that. Do you anticipate making any kind of moves to start as personnel starters, anything along those lines?

John Harbaugh (3:27)

You know, we'll look at every possibility as the week goes on. I think we're always going to be searching for ways to make our team better. There's a lot of areas here or there. It's not just in like starting, and who's starting, and who's not starting, it's in who's playing in what groups, how many reps guys play, what plays they play in. Same thing on defense, defensive personnel groups. So yeah, we're going to look at everything all the time. I mean, you're always going to do what you can do with the players that you have, the schemes that you have to try to get better. So a lot of times it's changing schemes. You know, a lot of times it's changing drills to try to get better. It's changing workloads for different guys, giving other guys an opportunity. All those guys, all those types of things are things that you do. Not just, and I'll tell you, you do it whether you win or lose, you do it all the time, but you especially do it when you don't win a game.