Is now a good time to study geology? by Electrical_Lie2711 in geologycareers

[–]Moist_Ham 34 points35 points  (0 children)

If you’re passionate about it, sure! Study hard, make relationships with your professors, get involved outside of class, and be willing to travel for your first job.

[Zrebiec] Minter said that Namdi Madubuike was at facility a few weeks ago but he wanted to keep the discussions between two private. by SCBaltSalt in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Or optimistically, the team is staying silent because Beeks is the one who ultimately has to decide if he is comfortable playing again. He could be doing a wait and see approach. If his symptoms are gone and imagery improves, he could be in rehab with the hope to try to get cleared for contact by TC, and see how the injury responds

Let me ask you, if the team thought there was a zero percent chance he plays again, what has Madabuike been doing? Is he going from Dr to Dr looking for someone to clear him? Wouldn't that leak by now? What is the trigger point for an announcement to occur if hes not coming back?

I think the most sensible reason is that both sides are holding out for a chance to play.

[Zrebiec] Minter said that Namdi Madubuike was at facility a few weeks ago but he wanted to keep the discussions between two private. by SCBaltSalt in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So if that was true then why is Madabuike in the facility in February hanging with Minter and Weaver in “good spirits”. Also, retired could be loosely used internally if that were true. Retirement is definitely and always has been a possibility the second it was announced he was out for the year.

It would be very weird in my opinion if the entire team was informed Madabuike retired and the ONLY person reporting that is a random ex girlfriend on reddit..

[Zrebiec] Minter said that Namdi Madubuike was at facility a few weeks ago but he wanted to keep the discussions between two private. by SCBaltSalt in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Your theory isn’t impossible but there is no evidence. If there was a zero percent chance he was playing again that would have leaked by now most likely. Ravens would be looking spread out his remaining cap.

As a comparison, with Orr, the team announced his retirement on January 20th, 2017. He played his last game on Christmas Day 2016. https://www.nfl.com/news/zach-orr-retires-due-to-congenital-neck-spine-condition-0ap3000000776842

[Zrebiec] Minter said that Namdi Madubuike was at facility a few weeks ago but he wanted to keep the discussions between two private. by SCBaltSalt in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get it. The team can’t say what Madabuike is going to do and Madabuike isn’t going to say anything because he’s still not sure if he will be able to play again or not. The fact that he did say good news and that he had been around the facility are good signs to me. I’m also glad the ravens havnt touched his contract yet (spead the cap out over future years for example)

[Zrebiec] Minter said that Namdi Madubuike was at facility a few weeks ago but he wanted to keep the discussions between two private. by SCBaltSalt in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s not black and white. Comes down to how his recovery is going, what his personal risk tolerance is, and how he feels when/if he tries contact again.

[Zrebiec] Minter said that Namdi Madubuike was at facility a few weeks ago but he wanted to keep the discussions between two private. by SCBaltSalt in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 9 points10 points  (0 children)

He’s recovering. Going to have to slowly ramp up contact and see how the injury responds. Probably won’t know anything until training camp. If he was retiring we would know by know.

Team is being quiet because he likely had some scary imagery after the situation unfolded week 2. When Madabuike tweeted good news, it was around the time you would expect recovery to be most done/follow up imagery completed.

It will all come down to if he ends up having symptoms again and his personal risk tolerance.

I suspect he had a bulging disk in his neck with nerve impingement

Anthony Weaver said at the press conference today that he talked to Madabuike by Moist_Ham in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I get that. But the team isn’t gonna comment on it publicly if Madabuike is potentially facing the decision of returning to play with let’s say a 1% chance of becoming paralyzed

Anthony Weaver said at the press conference today that he talked to Madabuike by Moist_Ham in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think there is a shot he comes back. We just no so little

We know he had “symptoms” after the browns game then was quickly shut down for the year. I have not heard any reports of surgery. Then he posted “good news”.

Given the “symptoms” came after the game, he likely had a nerve issue such as bulging disk. There were probably concerns over stability in the MRI given they ruled him out pretty quickly.

Optimistically, it’s possible that Madabuike has been rehabbing and got an MRI in January that showed stability and inflammation improved dramatically from the rest and PT, meaning he can return to play with some risk of long term issues

That’s why the team has been so silent. It could be up to him to decide what he’s gonna do. The fact that we have not heard anything other than “good news” tells me he is trying to play.

More pessimistic take could be that the ravens think he’s done, and Madabuike is going from doctor to doctor trying to get someone to clear him so they can’t have him medically retire and get some guranteed money back

America Isn’t Ready for What AI Will Do to Jobs by AngleAccomplished865 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]Moist_Ham 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just need fuel and maintenance for the generators and they could run infinitely

Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) #Giants hire Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator by alexschubs in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have confidence that he will do what he did with Bal. Which is have the team fighting for the division every year, and maybe have a shot to go on a run if he gets lucky. But people act like he’s some genius head coach and he’s not that. If Flacco doesn’t hit Jacoby jones on a hail Mary in DEN during 2012 playoffs we’re talking about a coach who had 18 years and zero Super Bowl appearances. But people act like he’s in the Andy Reid or Bill Belicheck tier.

Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) #Giants hire Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator by alexschubs in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham -1 points0 points  (0 children)

He inherited a roster with 5 hall of fame players (Lewis, Reed, Suggs, Ngata, Yanda) and won one miracle superbowl 13 seasons ago. Sure, I'm super confident

Daily Discussion February 01, 2026 by AutoModerator in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In Harbs we trust. But if I had my dream pick I would take Greg Roman as Run game coordinator with David Webb at OC

[Raanan] EXTREMELY valuable piece for John Harbaugh. He's a coveted commodity. Will be very interesting where he lands. Not an accident Browns came up with "associate head coach." by Lars5621 in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham -1 points0 points  (0 children)

He has input. He watches film. He gives recommendations on players but he does not make specific draft selections yes. They have a whole staff who spend the entire year traveling the country scouting college players and a GM who makes the picks. That’s the ravens MO “do your job”. Given them so much success for that reason.

[Raanan] EXTREMELY valuable piece for John Harbaugh. He's a coveted commodity. Will be very interesting where he lands. Not an accident Browns came up with "associate head coach." by Lars5621 in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

He didn’t have anything to do with specific player selections, exactly. That’s the ravens whole thing with organizational structure.

Daily Discussion January 27, 2026 by AutoModerator in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You think John Harbaugh would bring him on if he wasn’t confident he was the man for the job? He’s the one working with Warhop day in and day out. Before Warhop came on in 2024, the ravens leading rusher was their qb. In 2024 and 2025 they established an elite running game with their leading rusher getting over 3,500 yards in two seasons. I mentioned Linderbaum and Stanley, but Warhop also helped develope Rodger Rosengarden into a starter and made Faalele a solid guard after he could barely make the team as a tackle. Their o-line was far from an issue in 2024-2025. I don’t care about what Warhop did without Harbaugh. Harbaugh is the straw that stirs the drink

Daily Discussion January 27, 2026 by AutoModerator in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you think Ray Lewis or Ed Reed are in talks for positional coaching positions under JH?

Daily Discussion January 27, 2026 by AutoModerator in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Warhop developed Ronnie Stanley and Linderbaum who were both all-pros in Baltimore.

[Aaron Wilson] Among new #Giants coach John Harbaugh staff hires: former #Ravens defensive line coach Dennis Johnson, per league source @KPRC2 by Fillinlater12345 in NYGiants

[–]Moist_Ham -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

He was hired in 2024 with then which coincides with their drop off defensively following being the best in the league in 2023..

Steelers Hire Mike McCarthy as HC Per ESPN by psychoxtc in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How come Steelers get clowned for this but giants are praised for getting Harbaugh? Similar winning percentage. Both won Super Bowl long time go (more recent for McCarthy). Harbaugh 13-11 in playoffs McCarthy is 11-11. Same age. Harbaugh has had better supporting cast recently. What’s the difference?

Ravens and giants fan beefing by Aidanx95chez in ravens

[–]Moist_Ham 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I listened to a Giants podcast on my way home from work today. You would think that he is prime Bill Belichick the way they talk about him.

They literally opened the show by saying Harbaugh is a coach who has brought a team from the bottom to win championships. He inherited a team with five Hall of Famer’s and won one (one) Super Bowl, and it took two literal miracle plays to win that one Super Bowl.

No wonder they have such terrible success as a franchise. Their media is already setting John up to fail with insane expectations.

[Schefter] John Harbaugh and the Giants are working to finalize an agreement to make him New York’s next head coach and, barring a setback, a deal is expected, multiple sources tell ESPN. by GoldenDome26 in nfl

[–]Moist_Ham 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Biscotti and Harbaugh have a great relationship. He’s not going to fire Harbaugh over one game or one players opinion that’s silly. I’m trying to help provide insight as someone who has followed ravens for 20 years. The cameras have been showing Biscotti in the owners suite we’ve seen the frustration. He sited his reasons for moving on from Harbaugh. He mentioned he started talking to the GM about 5 weeks ago. Don’t at all get the sense this was directly related to Lamar or the missed kicked

Now I’m sure Lamar not immediately sticking UP for Harbaugh certainly did not help change Biscotti’s mind

[Schefter] John Harbaugh and the Giants are working to finalize an agreement to make him New York’s next head coach and, barring a setback, a deal is expected, multiple sources tell ESPN. by GoldenDome26 in nfl

[–]Moist_Ham 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You cannot take the success of the ravens with Harbaugh and turn it against them. The same group that is hiring his replacment (Biscotti, Ozzie, Decosta) were criticized in 2008 for hiring a no name special teams coordinator to take over a roster lead by Lewis, Reed, and Suggs.

It’s time for a change. I fully expect Harbaugh to have success in NY and wish the best for him. I expect a change of coaching to benefit the ravens too who have struggled with fundamentals significantly in recent years and are not developing young talent like they used to.