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Marlon Humphrey took a shot at Ravens fans for anticipating losses, but is that really what Baltimore needs to hear right now? Rob Long and Jeremy Conn discuss why it'd be best if he focused on his play on the field.

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00:00When the Ravens have leads, it's gotten to the point where the fan base is expecting them to lose.
00:07That's bad.
00:08They're expecting you to lose.
00:12Why?
00:13They didn't make it up.
00:14They didn't make it up in their heads, Jeremy.
00:16Because, you know, before this season, you had 18 double-digit blown leads in the hardball era.
00:21And now you have a couple of...
00:22Three or four now?
00:23Yeah.
00:24I mean, come on, man.
00:25Look inside.
00:26Look, there's a reason that other guy that plays a DB position on your team that tried to tell you
00:32to chill out before, that guy named Hamilton, there's a reason he said in Atlanta, these are the games in
00:38the past that we lose.
00:39He said that because it's true.
00:41The fans didn't write that for him.
00:43And by the way, this is a new day and age in the world of sports where, along with social
00:49media and how that's changed things, you now are having a podcast while you're playing.
00:54We've heard about a lot of guys that are having podcasts afterwards.
00:56In retirement.
00:57And they say all kinds of nonsensical things, like Gilbert Arena says some of the dumbest things I've ever heard.
01:02LeSean McCoy, Emanuel Ochoa, all those guys.
01:04Like, you're listening to some people say stupid-ass things over and over again.
01:08And now you're playing within the season, people can interact with you.
01:12Yeah.
01:12And you're saying dumb things on a podcast.
01:14You're listening to some people say stupid-ass things on a podcast.
01:14You're listening to some people say stupid-ass things on a podcast.
01:15You're listening to some people say stupid-ass things on a podcast.

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