Brandon Marshall: Ravens need OC Greg Roman & Lamar to sync up for a win vs Cowboys ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Brandon Marshall: Ravens need OC Greg Roman & Lamar to sync up for a win vs Cowboys ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-12-08T12:15:07-05:00
Description: Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall discuss the matchup tonight between the Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys. Brandon feels the offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, & Lamar Jackson would need to fully sync up for the Ravens to successfully gain a win.

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Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall discuss the matchup tonight between the Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys. Brandon feels the offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, & Lamar Jackson would need to fully sync up for the Ravens to successfully gain a win.

DECEMBER 8, 2020・first things first・3:38

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Brandon Marshall: Ravens need OC Greg Roman & Lamar to sync up for a win vs Cowboys ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall discuss the matchup tonight between the Baltimore Ravens and the Dallas Cowboys. Brandon feels the offensive coordinator, Greg Roman, & Lamar Jackson would need to fully sync up for the Ravens to successfully gain a win.

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