Baltimore Ravens star appears to take dig at John Harbaugh after thrilling win over Atlanta Falcons

After a stunning win over the Atlanta Falcons, one Baltimore Ravens star implied that this win wouldn’t have been possible under John Harbaugh. A last-minute mistake from Tua Tagovailoa allowed the Ravens to earn an unexpected win on Sunday night, especially with Lamar Jackson out with an injury. And after the game, the Ravens celebrated their big win. However, one player’s speech after the game appeared to be a dig at former head coach John Harbaugh. Kyle Hamilton suggests Baltimore Ravens couldn’t win against Atlanta Falcons under John Harbaugh Speaking in the locker room after their win over the Atlanta Falcons, Kyle Hamilton gave a speech thanking and congratulating his teammates. He took a beat to address everyone seriously, and said that this was a game they would have lost in his previous years with the team. Hamilton said: “I appreciate y’all, man. First game back in my city, first time playing in this stadium. But on a serious note. Not trying to reminisce, but last couple of years, ever since I’ve been here, that’s a game that we lose. This win right here, I feel like it’s us.” While Hamilton didn’t mention Harbaugh by name, it becomes clear he’s referencing the coach’s exit helping the team with his use of the words “ever since I’ve been here.” Hamilton was drafted 14th overall in the 2022 NFL Draft, when John Harbaugh was still coaching the Baltimore Ravens. Up until this season, Hamilton had not played for any other head coach in the NFL other than Harbaugh. So for him to suggest that this was a game they would have lost at any previous point in his NFL career can’t be interpreted as anything more than a sly and subtle dig at Harbaugh. John Harbaugh’s response after NY Giants’ tie with Washington Commanders shows a mentality problem Odell Beckham Jr. takes ‘wanted me’ dig at John Harbaugh, NY Giants after Minnesota Vikings signing Odell Beckham Jr. breaks silence on Giants release after ‘should’ve known better’ message