Podcast appearances and mentions of Eugene Monroe

This week Bryce sits down with Eugene Monroe! Eugene is a 7-year NFL veteran and a leading voice to help get Cannabis integrated into the NFL. He is an amazing father, entrepreneur, and investor. -Learn more about Eugene-Trident Coffee -  Use code "ALLSMITH" to get 20% off online and in TapRooms.LSKD - Use code "ALLSMITH" to get 10% off.Livv Natural - Your destination for ultimate wellness.Thank you for Listening! Learn more below.ALLSMITH IG ALLSMITH YouTubeBryce Smith IG

When it opened in 1894, the Preston School of Industry represented a change in how criminal offenders and wards of the state were treated in American society, shifting towards a more compassionate mission of reform over punishment. However, while the mission may have represented a more progressive approach to reforming young offenders, daily life for the young inmates was often as brutal as it would have been in an adult prison. Thank you to the incredible Dave White of Bring Me The Ax Podcast and 99 Cent Rental for Research!ReferencesCalifornia Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. 2022. Cemetery Tales Preston holds remains of 18. October 24. Accessed December 22, 2023. https://www.cdcr.ca.gov/insidecdcr/2022/10/24/tales-from-the-cemetery-preston-holds-remains-of-18/.Daily News. 1950. "Boys' school housekeeper murdered." Daily News, February 23: 1.D'Souza, Karen. 2015. "Castle of shivers." Oakland Tribune, September 13: 67.Grandbois, Ruth. 1950. "Housekeep at Preston School found murdered." Stockton Daily Evening Record, February 24: 1.—. 1950. "Slaying victim 'like mother' to youths." Stockton Daily Evening Record, February 24: 1.Long Beach Press-Telegram. 1950. "3 Ione School Inmates held after slaying ." Long Beach Press-Telegram, February 24: 1.Lowery, James F. 1950. "Stained clothes of Ione suspect get blood test." Sacramento Bee, February 25: 1.McClatchy Newspaper Service. 1950. "What kind of woman was slain Anna Corbin of Preston?" Sacramento Bee, February 27: 1.McClatchy Newspapers Service. 1950. "Witness bares motive behind Preston killing." McClatchy Newspapers Service, June 15: 1.—. 1950. "Inmate tells court he saw Preston killing." Sacramento Bee, March 10: 1.McClatchy Newspapes Service. 1950. "Employees are cleared in Preston killing." Sacramento Bee, February 28: 1.McManis, Sam. 2015. Discoveries: Ione's Preston Castle opens up about its harsh, haunting past. June 28. Accessed December 21, 2023. https://www.sacbee.com/entertainment/living/travel/sam-mcmanis/article25499146.html.Sacramento Bee. 1950. "Chief Preston killing witness changes story." Sacramento Bee, April 6: 41.—. 1950. "Murder trial of Eugene Monroe is nearing close." Sacramento Bee, April 28: 1.—. 1950. "Preston suspect was grilled in 1947 LA murder." Sacramento Bee, March 6: 1.—. 1950. "Prosecutor plans parade of witnesses in Monroe trial." Sacramento Bee, April 26: 10.—. 1950. "Youth Authority decides to free Preston inmate." Sacramento Bee, October 20: 1.Sacramento Union. 1951. "Eugene Monroe, Preston parole, confesses sex-murder in Tulsa." Sacramento Union, July 28: 1.Sacremento Daily Record-Union. 1889. "The reform school." Sacremento Daily Record-Union, February 16: 8.San Francisco Examiner. 1894. "Preston School of Industry." San Francisco Examiner, August 6: 3.Valley News Service. 1950. "State planning to reopen case against Monroe." Sacramento Union, April 30: 1.Wilson, Stanley. 1950. "LA inmate is chief suspect in Ione killing." Sacramento Bee, March 1: 1.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to the haunted California, such a lovely place. This week, Kenzie tells us about the Preston School of Industry and the horror stories that accompany this haunted castle. You can escape anytime you like but you can never leave. Then, Lauren takes us on a wild ride through the case of Janet Stallcup, a 44 year old cold case that has an unexpected plot twist. So call up the captain to bring the wine and live it up with us in California.--Follow us on Social Media and find out how to support A Scary State by clicking on our Link Tree: https://instabio.cc/4050223uxWQAl--Have a scary tale or listener story of your own? Send us an email to ascarystatepodcast@gmail.com! We can't wait to read it!--Thinking of starting a podcast? Thinking about using Buzzsprout for that? Well use our link to let Buzzsprout know we sent you and get a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan!https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1722892--Works cited!https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dkbhgrpfkd1Gfofa5j5jF288ingC22hvB0DdYDnZlIA/edit?usp=sharing --Intro and outro music thanks to Kevin MacLeod. You can visit his site here: http://incompetech.com/. Which is where we found our music!

Former Ravens tackle Eugene Monroe tells Nestor what new Maryland law will mean for his thriving cannabis brand and business

Candid, infused, cultural forward talks with athletes, influencers and industry representatives every Wednesday at 4.20PM EST. In 2016, Eugene Monroe was the first active NFL player to openly advocate for medical cannabis, speaking about the profound effects it's had on his life as well as promoting education and pushing for normalization. Eugene played seven seasons in the NFL as an offensive linebacker with the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Baltimore Ravens. Since retiring, Eugene has become a lead advocate for medical cannabis research, policy reform in the NFL and has created Heart Community Capital, a company focused on helping build black and brown cannabis companies. In this conversation D-Rey and Eugene Monroe explore; -Eugene's athletic career -Ah-Ha moment, Entrance to Cannabis -Advocacy Work, Creating an Even Playing Field -Athletes, What's Next? -Halftime Infused Moment -Cannabis Education -Heart Community Capital -Pushing for Change and Investing in the Future Read : https://sportscannabis.ca/2022/05/18/the-halftime-report-with-d-rey-episode-02/ Apple : https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-halftime-report/id1508071124 Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/4pQQsnb66xsLVVWQWlHPZ6 Anchor.fm : https://anchor.fm/thehalftimereport Watch : https://youtu.be/BS5Imb9YuOo FOLLOW : D-Rey : https://www.instagram.com/reythedirector THR : https://www.instagram.com/thehalftimereport.sc Sports Cannabis : https://www.instagram.com/sportscannabis Eugene Monroe : https://www.instagram.com/eugenegreenmonroe/ https://www.sportscannabis.ca Hosted by : D-Rey Presented by : Sports Cannabis Inc. Production by : Sports Cannabis Inc. Music : Artlist | Dusty Waves, Lalinea WWW.SPORTSCANNABIS.CA

"It ain't hard to tell, I excel then prevail," then I listen to episode 94 of Grow Bud Yourself to create weed flowers that heal! This week, Danny and Mike start things off by discussing state and national cannabis news. The interview is with Former NFL player and cannabis advocate Eugene Monroe, who talks about the opioid epidemic in professional sports, healing brain injuries with cannabinoids and his forays into the medical and adult-use pot industry. The cultivation segment features Danny's first 10 tips for beating the heat in your growroom and answers to listener cultivation questions. Episode 94 is brought to you by:Rocket Seeds Cannabis Seeds (use code GBY10 for 10% off)Suite Leaf Plant Nutrients (use code DANKO15 for 15% off)Excelsior Extracts THC-infused Pain Relief Rub   Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sports Cannabis had the unique opportunity to connect with Retired NFL PRO Offensive Tackle, Entrepreneur & Cannabis Advocate, Eugene Monroe. In 2016, Eugene Monroe was the first active NFL player to openly advocate for Cannabis, talking about the profound effects it's had on his life, promoting education and awareness. Today he is an entrepreneur, speaker & advocate pushing for transparent conversations and an even playing field. Eugene joined Sports Cannabis to chat about his career, training routine, the current landscape of Sports Cannabis, initiatives taken on and a push for social change.

Part 2 of our interview with former NFL player and Cannabis Activist Eugene Monroe  http://eugenemonroe.com/

In this special episode we're joined by Eugene Monroe formerly of the Baltimore Ravens and now Cannabis Activist as he discusses his NFL Career, CTE, Opioid Epidemic and more.  Stay tuned for the next part!  Check out more about Eugene here http://eugenemonroe.com/

Today I take a look at a Gospel Music/Hymn writer that I came across while researching for the last two episodes on Albert E. Brumley. That song writer is the one who wrote “Victory in Jesus” and is Eugene Monroe Bartlett. song writer is the one who wrote “Victory in Jesus” and is Eugene Monroe … Continue reading "Victory in Jesus"

You’ll probably be surprised to find that athletes of all shapes and sizes are turning to cannabis to help them train harder, recover faster, and deal with pain more effectively. But is that safe, what type of athletes are doing this, and should cannabis actually be considered a performance enhancer? Host Max Simon speaks with former NFL star Eugene Monroe, Dr. Frank D'Ambrosio who’s a leading cannabis physician about inflammation and pain, and a young athlete named Heather Derosa who swears this is the secret to her healthy life.

Mike James, a professional football player, who is at the forefront of the cannabis vs opioid discussion, talks about his dark addiction to opioid's and why athletes need a safer option to deal with pain management. He takes us back to the Monday Night Football Game where he ended up breaking his ankle in pursuit of scoring a touchdown and thereafter, when his addiction started. James was quoted, "To be able to play this violent game and deal with chronic pain, I need an option for that". He explains that he and the rest of the players, coaches, and owners within the NFL know and understand that they have all committed to this beautiful violent game and knowing the effects this game can leave on a player, there should be more safer options for pain management than just addictive opioids. Mike has been featured on CNN's Weed 4 with Dr. Sanjay Gupta and is supported by former and current players (Rickey Williams, Eugene Monroe, and Derrick Morgan) to urge the NFL to revisit its views and revise its policies on marijuana. Most people would think that Mike Jame is doing the unreasonable by challenging the NFL's drug policy, but he feels that it is his calling and his duty to be a voice for the rest of the players to have other options to cope with their pain.

Matt Bickel is back on the show, joined by banana-hammock-wearing Sam Dancer. The new housemates discuss training, faith, and their health and fitness goals. Notable mentions: Sevan Matossian, Sam Dancer, Matt Bickel, Matt Bischel, Eric Maciel, Nick Massie, Ice Age Meals, Paleo Nick, CrossFit Invictus, Cara Hipskind, Eugene Monroe, Dr. Bob Spears, Jennifer Nobis-Dancer, Chris Cooper, Mark Divine, Brooke Wells, Cody Mooney.

EUGENE MONROE just ended his successful NFL career -- but he still feels the effects of playing every damn day. Like many retirees, Monroe is now grappling with chronic pain, and he opens up about the NFL's opioid crisis, the role cannabis plays in pain management, and his lack of faith in Roger Goodell. Plus, the gang breaks down the new single from Martellus Bennett and Snoop Dogg!

Former Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Eugene Monroe retired after seven seasons in the NFL with plenty of skill and playing ability left in his tank. He joined NESN.com's Darren Hartwell to discuss CTE and marijuana use in the NFL as well as why pain and concussions made him decide to retire from the league. For more: http://nesn.com/nfl/ Produced by Marc DiBenedetto

Matt and Connor are joined by former NFL left tackle Eugene Monroe to talk marijuana advocacy, the dangers of pain killers in the league and what the next step is to raise awareness. The guys also breakdown two huge promotions in NFL front offices, preview a loaded edge and off-ball linebacker class for the 2017 college football season and answer all of your #DraftonDraft questions!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third hour of Naylor and Landsberg, Dave and Michael are joined by former NFLer and Medicinal Marijuana advocate Eugene Monroe and Dale Arnold from WEEI Boston.

Ron and Donte' are back with their first podcast with a guest for the year. They sit down with Brian Bomster-Jabs A.K.A. Bomster-Jabs Studio. They dive right into it and talk about being stereotyped being an adopted Korean raised in Baltimore(4:06). Brain also talks about what inspired his art and how he chose art at a young age by way of a traditional Korean custom(8.10). They also how he went from learning how to paint in high school, transitioning to college and feeling the pressure of being an art student with no job(14:53).  Bomster speaks on being able to go back to Korea and teach for two years and meet his biological family(28:05). He then talks about returning home, grinding and getting his art on Nicekicks.com(34:04), landing a job painting murals for Baltimore Raven, Eugene Monroe via facebook(37:10) and how being born with a cleft palette inspired him to give back to Operation Smile which changed his life(41:13).  Bomster's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BomsterJabsStudio/?fref=tsInstagram: Instagram: @bomsterjabs_studio  BRNDD 10: Playlist  https://play.spotify.com/user/brnddpodcast/playlist/6edGi2HffLTlgLruJYmxdc BRNDD Podcast: E-Mail: brndd@debonairmaterial.com Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/brnddpodcast Twitter: @DebMaterial Instagram: @debonairmaterial facebook: www.facebook.com/DebonairMaterial/ Ronald James Twitter and Instagram: @whoisronjames Donte Cotton Twitter and Instagram: @Cotteonsmooth

Retired Ravens & Jaguars OT Eugene Monroe talks with Andrew about the unsafe use of opioids in the NFL and his advocacy for the league to accept marijuana as an accepted option for pain management.

For Full Episode Information, Click Here Training camps are firing off around the NFL and with the Patriots-Ravens rivalry set to renew Bobby and guest Chris Schisler hashed out some debate on the two teams this upcoming season. Also five things to watch for in the NFL in 2016 plus your "Bobcast Questions." Impactful Stories features a continually reclusive Frank Ocean not being a bad thing, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant in a cold beef, along with the Olympics requiring thousands of U.S. spies ahead of tonight's opening ceremonies. 

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca are joined by ProPublica’s David Epstein to discuss Caster Semenya. Eugene Monroe also joins to talk about his retirement from the NFL and medical marijuana advocacy. Finally, they assess Ichiro Suzuki. Facebook: facebook.com/HangUpAndListen Email: hangup@slate.com Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Mike Pesca are joined by ProPublica’s David Epstein to discuss Caster Semenya. Eugene Monroe also joins to talk about his retirement from the NFL and medical marijuana advocacy. Finally, they assess Ichiro Suzuki. Facebook: facebook.com/HangUpAndListen Email: hangup@slate.com Show notes at www.slate.com/hangup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are pleased to present you with Episode 9 of BMore Wired, our Baltimore sports podcast. This week, we talk the Baltimore Orioles recent success from the starters and the Baltimore Ravens getting set to begin training camp.   Episode 9 of BMore Wired is one that I will certainly remember. It is the first time I have done the show without my co-host Scott Rosario, but he has a good excuse as he has spent three days at Oriole Park at Camden Yards braving out the nasty heat wave. The show opens with our segment “Beefed It!” and I call out Minnesota United goalkeeper Sammy Ndjock for throwing the ball into his own goal. As a former goalkeeper myself, this is the worst own goal I have seen. If you have not seen the video, judge for yourself. https://youtu.be/lRlt5C-Fvqs Denard Robinson driving his car into a pond and the police not charging him with anything was a close second, but scoring on yourself will always trump stupidity. The Baltimore birds of summer, the Orioles, have had great success from their starting pitching. It has not just been just Chris Tillman either. Dylan Bundy, Yovanni Gallardo and Vance Worley all pitched terrific games during the O’s recent winning streak. I make a case as to why the O’s should keep Worley in the rotation with his recent success. There are reports that the team could be interested in San Diego Padres starter Andrew Cashner, and in my eyes, they are the same player. Difference is that one has shown me he can handle the competition in the American League East. The other has been getting lit up by National League teams. Then, there was the short-lived hype that Melvin Upton Jr. could be on the move for Ubaldo Jimenez. Obviously, getting rid of Ubaldo in any way possible is a win for this organization. However, Bossman is now with the Toronto Blue Jays. Good. That allows us to continue to boo him as we did as a member of the Tampa Bay Rays. While they did not get the man they want, they are still getting the results. The O’s are coming off consecutive wins in walk off fashion, and we were there live on Sunday to see Nolan Reimold’s walkoff home run in the 10th inning. The following night, the game was won on a walk off error. A win is a win and when battling for first place in the division, they will take any win they can. This week in “7s” our seven stories around the world of sports has a theme of players or organizations getting themselves into the news in a not so flattering way. Here is a rundown of my 7s: Chris Sale cutting up the White Sox throwback jerseys. He was suspended for five games – only one start because he is a pitcher – but could this be the final action that gets him shipped out of Chicago? Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza join the MLB Hall of Fame, and I admit, I missed out on the Griffey hype as a child. However, I make a case for the players of the Steroid Era to be included into Cooperstown, including the guy who plays in New York named Alex Rodriguez. The NBA decided to pull the All-Star game from Charlotte over a controversial bill passed by the North Carolina government. The city is saying that no longer holding the event could cost them up to $100 million, but I am not buying it. The Russians really are not making good headlines around the globe as of late. They have been found to tamper with the drug testing that took place at the past Olympics and nearly were disqualified from the Olympics in Rio. Instead, the individual sports will decide who can gain entry. Listen in to what I have to say about the Russians. It will make you chuckle. The NFL and its players can never seem to stay out of trouble. First, it was Ezekiel Elliott allegedly accused of domestic violence. Aldon Smith live streamed a video of him smoking a blunt. Le’Veon Bell is facing a four-game suspensions for missing a drug test. These are three of the dumbest things athletes of their caliber can do. On that note, we switch into the discussion of the Ravens. Going along with some of the discussion above, Eugene Monroe and Ray Rice, two players who are both out of the league, are in the news once again. Monroe has opted to retire and smoke dope over playing football, while Rice has pledged to give his salary to charity if signed by an NFL team. Just give it a rest guys. The Ravens have found a replacement for Monroe and that is former No. 1 overall pick Jake Long. He signed a one-year deal with the team on Tuesday and could be the starter at left tackle. If not, he serves as a mentor to rookie Ronnie Stanley. Baltimore enters training camp with six players on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list. Those players are Terrell Suggs, Elvis Dumervil, Steve Smith, Breshad Perriman, Trent Richardson and Jumal Rolle. All should be ready at some point during camp, except Rolle who is out for the season. The team will have its first full practice on Thursday. Former Raven Arthur Jones has been suspended four games for violating the league’s policy on performance enhancing drugs. For those of you who do not know, he is the brother of Jon “Bones” Jones, who was also recently found to be using PEDs. The duo earns my “Crying Jordan of the Week” as I close out the show. You can listen to all the episodes of BMore Wired on iTunes and Twitter. Until next week, we leave with you with one of my favorite moments as a Baltimorean, the Delmon Young double.

The Oregon State Police have reported to Portland’s FOX TV affiliate that there have been a 163 percent increase in stoned driving arrests in the first six months of marijuana legalization. Eugene Monroe, the NFL offensive tackle who was dropped by the Baltimore Ravens following his call for medical marijuana acceptance in the sport, has retired from football. A candidate for state assembly is calling for the legalization of marijuana in New York by noting that many of the citizens she visits are smoking it. Two leaders of a cannabis-focused religion were arrested by Rhode Island State Police for cultivation and possession of marijuana. An American judoka who was expelled from the 2012 Olympic Team for failing a marijuana drug test will be back competing in judo at the 2016 Olympics in Rio. A lawmaker in the lower house of Parliament has introduced a bill to legalize medical marijuana in Ireland.

PodVader and the SuperFans - Greg (Steelers), Justin (Seahawks) and Don (Ravens) - react to another week of NFL news. They begin the show by responding to an email sent to nextfanup@gmail.com. Jared thinks there are too many Aaron Rodger haters on the show. Next up, Pod talks to Warren Sharp of SharpFootballAnalysis.com. Warren has produced a book previewing the upcoming 2016 season, full of visual stats and such. Warren dives in explaining why certain teams need to develop better playcalling and illustrates that with the statistics he's found. Plus, is there any hope for Cleveland fans (beyond basketball that is)?Pod and the SuperFans run through the latest news in the NFL including the Steelers cutting a tight end, Josh Gordon applying for reinstatement, Eugene Monroe and Peanut Tillman announce their retirements and Ezekial Elliott leads the league in jersey sales.That segways into a conversation about fantasy football. The SuperFans are doing a unique dynasty league format where each Fan must select a player from their team in the first round. Some interesting decisions need to be made and Pod is called crazy. What's new?Send us an email: nextfanup@gmail.comTweet us @nfupodcastCheck out what we have in our Facebook group - facebook.com/nfupodcastDownload, subscribe and share the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Aha Radio! Leave us a review and talk to you next time! 

A room filled with heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Chris Wesseling and Marc Sessler – examine the latest NFL news including Odell Beckham Jr’s comments on Josh Norman and the retirement announcements of Eugene Monroe and Charles “Peanut” Tillman. Then, the heroes discuss Russell Wilson’s “Barbershop Talk” before debuting a new segment called “Debunker Bunker" where they disprove conventional wisdom in the NFL. 

A room filled with heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Chris Wesseling and Marc Sessler – examine the latest NFL news including Odell Beckham Jr's comments on Josh Norman and the retirement announcements of Eugene Monroe and Charles “Peanut” Tillman. Then, the heroes discuss Russell Wilson's “Barbershop Talk” before debuting a new segment called “Debunker Bunker" where they disprove conventional wisdom in the NFL.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Latest news around the NYG, Jerry Reese failed to get Eugene Monroe, can we steal Mohammad Wilkerson from the Jets and Logan Thomas is an NYG yesssss!!!

For Full Episode Information, Click Here  The Bobcast hits its next stop on the tour through sports and pop-culture with one of basketball Twitter's "idols." Snottie Drippen joins Bobby to explain his early relationship with basketball, his infamous name, the "meet me in Temecula" incident that made national headlines, and the improbable upcoming Game 7 in this year's 2016 NBA Finals. Snottie also gives his take on Ayesha Curry, his recent effort to change his ways online (the #BePoliteChallenge), and the legacy Lebron James leaves behind. Bobby and Snottie also reveal their Game 7 picks and share their favorite Jordan face memories. Manning also hits on Ichiro's hit record, NBA conspiracy theories, Eugene Monroe and NFL medical marijuana, along with Chance the Rapper's pioneering Grammy accomplishment. 

Latest news around the NYG, Jerry Reese failed to get Eugene Monroe, can we steal Mohammad Wilkerson from the Jets and Logan Thomas is an NYG yesssss!!!

The Ravens did their very best to trade Eugene Monroe and the nearly had a deal with the New York Giants. But in the end, like he has in so many other ways, this malcontent Mr. Softee messed up again and the Ravens finally say goodbye.

Been awhile for any relevant #Ravens news, but they made some headlines this week. #BreshadPerriman after missing his rookie season had a scare with his knee, but thanks to successful surgery, he could be ready for week one. #EugeneMonroe has been outspoken about the legalization of medicinal marijuana, but could this be a factor to why he will not be wearing purple and black in 2016?

Oregon is smoking hot with job creation, Eugene Monroe wants to smoke down the NFL, get pumped at Power Plant Fitness, Patrick Duffy sells the wrong kind of lettuce, NASDAQ is still anti cannabis, and Dana Rohrabacher likes some cannabis wax.

If Eugene Monroe was as concerned about playing left tackle as he is about medicinal marijuana in the NFL the Ravens would be a better team.

If only Eugene Monroe played with the passion his bringing to his fight for medicinal marijuana in the NFL, the Ravens would be happier with their enigmatic left tackle.

Ozzie Newsome fielded some questions from the Baltimore media at the 2016 NFL Scouting Combines including questions about Lardarius Webb, Eugene Monroe, Terrell Suggs and Steve Smith, Sr.

During the second segment of the Rain-X Russell Street Report Tony Lombardi discussed with The Coach's Buzz panel the Ravens receiving corps and the future of Eugene Monroe.

Ravens offensive tackle Eugene Monroe fought through some nagging injuries in 2014 and missed a total of six games including the Wild Card contest in Pittsburgh. He was the 63rd ranked offensive tackle in 2014 according to Pro Football Focus. Unfortunately for the Ravens he’s the 13th highest paid offensive tackle according to OverTheCap.com. Might his job be in jeopardy?