The Baltimore Ravens underwent a coaching change during the 2022 offseason, parting ways with former defensive coordinator Don Martindale and bringing in former University of Michigan defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald to replace him. The change has been a positive one so far for both sides, as Martindale has enjoyed success with the New York Giants after finding a new home.
On Thanksgiving day, the Giants faced off against the Dallas Cowboys in a Week 12 matchup. Hall of fame NFL tight end Shannon Sharpe wasn’t impressed with the way that Martindale was coaching throughout the contest, and let his opinion be known on Twitter. Baltimore inside linebacker Patrick Queen then responded to Sharpe with two emojis, sparking plenty of speculation about what he could mean with the message.
— 🦈 (@Patrickqueen_) November 25, 2022
Martindale has long been known for his aggressive blitzing style, something that he likes to do in most cases regardless of the situation. While it can pay off in a big way, it can also burn his defenses, and Queen let his opinion be known in the form of two emojis to go along with the comments of Sharpe.
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