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Ravens Quarterbacks Coach Tee Martin talked about the progression he's seen from Lamar Jackson this season.

The quarterbacks coach talks about "animated" offensive meetings with Todd Monken, how the Mark Andrews trust factor affects Lamar, and adding the scramble drill into practice this week.

The associate head coach and defensive backs coach discusses how Michael Pierce does all the dirty work and Tavius Robinson's effort to "get everything right."

The outside linebackers coach discusses how Jadeveon Clonwey has been reaping the benefits of the defenses' culture, how he works to make everybody in the front row a threat, and the evolution of pass rushers in the NFL.

The pass game coordinator speaks about how Geno Stone has always been an instinctive player, his confidence in Kyle Hamilton, and how reps at one position have benefitted Brandon Stephens' game.

The wide receivers coach on how Zay Flowers understands the schematics of the offense, Odell Beckham Jr.'s "DB mindset," and his opinions on the one-handed catch.

Watch the reaction when Head Coach John Harbaugh gives the player the full week off and give out game balls after the 20-10 win over the Chargers.

Head Coach John Harbaugh discusses Jadeveon Clowney's 'Hall of Fame-type play' and what his bye week looks like.

The defensive coordinator speaks about Kyle Hamilton's growth from Year 1 to Year 2, Patrick Queen's commitment to the pick he set instead of going for the sack, and the poise that went unnoticed behind each play.

The special teams coordinator discussed how effective the blocking has been during kicks and how he doesn't think that missed field goals are a recurring problem for the Ravens.

The offensive coordinator talks about why Gus Edwards' wildcat fourth-down play didn't work, how social media generates ideas for new plays, and the confusion on the Nelson Agholor play that caused him to call a first-down play on a third-down.

Watch defensive line friends Brent Urban and Michael Pierce celebrate their fumble recoveries against the Chargers.

"GMFB" breaks down what stood out in the Baltimore Ravens "Sunday Night Football" win in Week 12 against the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Ravens defense forced four turnovers and Zay Flowers scored two touchdowns in a "Sunday Night Football" win at SoFi Stadium in Week 12.

Check out Zay Flowers' two touchdowns and the defense's four turnovers against the Chargers in a 20-10 win in Week 12.

Ravens WR Zay Flowers had two touchdowns for the first time on "Sunday Night Football" against the Chargers.

Head Coach John Harbaugh spoke about the defense keeping QB Justin Herbert in the pocket on all but one play and the thought behind not challenging certain offensive plays.

The rookie receiver talked about his mindset to come up with big plays, but quarterback Lamar Jackson stopped by to say he wasn't a fan of the bouquet celebration.

The franchise quarterback discusses Zay Flowers' "horrible" first touchdown celebration, and what it was like without Mark Andrews.

The inside linebacker discussed the boost of closing out a tight game in the fourth quarter and the importance of getting a win going into the bye week.

The defensive back talked about his mindset on his pivotal fourth-down sack on QB Justin Herbert that helped seal the Ravens' victory.

The nose tackle shares his thoughts on the momentum shift forced turnovers caused for both the Ravens' offense and defense, as well as the importance of situational football.

The safety talks about the defensive effort that closed the game out in the fourth quarter.

The outside linebacker spoke about the significance of closing out the game on the road and overcoming the defense's "Achilles' heel".

The wide receiver spoke about making a play for the first down that was marked short.