With the 2020 NFL Draft going virtual this year, it means things are being run from the home offices of general managers and coaches. While security issues were the biggest concern for Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh, keeping the lights on seemed to be the biggest actual problem.
With storms rolling through Baltimore Saturday morning, some homes lost power. But when potential tragedy struck, Ravens kicker Justin Tucker came to the rescue, offering to go get a generator to keep things moving for Baltimore’s front office.
Team effort. @jtuck9 offered to help Eric DeCosta and Coach Harbaugh track down a generator this morning when the power went out in the area. 😂 pic.twitter.com/qysU0C8rv9
— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) April 25, 2020
It’s unclear if Harbaugh or general manager Eric DeCosta were among those that lost power at all. Luckily, it seems as though Harbaugh had it sorted and Baltimore isn’t on the clock until late in the fourth round, buying them a little time.
With the final day and three more Ravens picks scheduled, it’s probably a good idea for DeCosta and Harbaugh to have a generator and a gas can ready in waiting.
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