The Daily Flock 06/09/26

The Daily Flock 06/10/26

The Baltimore Ravens are aiming for major improvement on the defensive side of the ball under head coach Jesse Minter. One of the defense's leaders, Roquan Smith, met with the media and candidly discussed his disappointing 2025 season, what went wrong, and the steps he's taking to elevate his play moving forward. Plus, Jason reacts to Calais Campbell expressing his excitement about returning to Baltimore. Jason also explains why he's not buying into a potential breakout season for Rashod Bateman despite the optimism coming from the organization, and breaks down why he believes Minter's philosophy could bring a more old-school approach to fourth-down decision-making for the Ravens this season.

The Daily Flock 06/09/26

Longtime MLB writer Joe Sheehan joins Jason to break down the current state of the Baltimore Orioles and their eight-year rebuilding effort, including whether general manager Mike Elias should still be leading the organization. Sheehan also weighs in on whether Baltimore's recent starting rotation surge is sustainable, evaluates how good catcher Adley Rutschman really is, discusses whether Gunnar Henderson can regain his top form, and shares his expectations for the Orioles heading into this year's trade deadline.

The Daily Flock 06/08/26

Jason dives into the Orioles on today's show, breaking down whether Craig Albernaz has different standards for catchers Adley Rutschman and Samuel Basallo. He also examines whether infielder Coby Mayo is beginning to turn the corner after a recent stretch of improved play. Plus, Jason explains how the Orioles' renewed commitment to small-ball baseball may have helped keep their season from spiraling early on. On the Ravens side, Jason explores why Baltimore's offense could feature Lamar Jackson under center more often than at any point in his career. He also discusses realistic expectations for the Ravens' young edge rushers Mike Green and Zion Young heading into the 2026 season.

The Daily Flock 05/06/26

Former NFL safety Solomon Wilcots joins Jason to break down what he views as the Baltimore Ravens' biggest weakness entering the 2026 season and whether safety Kyle Hamilton has a legitimate path to becoming the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year under new head coach Jesse Minter. Wilcots also shares his thoughts on how much production the Ravens can still expect from newly acquired edge rusher Trey Hendrickson and the impact Dexter Lawrence could have on a revamped Cincinnati Bengals defense. Plus, the two discuss why Joe Burrow could emerge as one of the trendiest MVP bets this season.

The Daily Flock 06/04/26

Despite recent praise from Anthony Weaver for veteran leaders Roquan Smith and Marlon Humphrey, Jason isn't convinced either player is poised for a major bounce-back in 2026. He explains why concerns still remain and what each veteran must prove heading into the season. Plus, Jason dives into what Ravens fans can expect from Declan Doyle's first year as offensive coordinator, outlining why he believes Baltimore's offense will operate at a faster pace and feature a more aggressive approach than we've seen in recent years.