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Ravens safety Eric Weddle grew up in San Bernadino County, California, and played the first nine seasons of his NFL career for the Chargers. 

His former team announced Thursday that the franchise would relocate to Los Angeles ahead of the 2017 season. As a Southern Californian and Chargers alum, Weddle reacted strongly to the news. 

Chargers leaving is TERRIBLE. Sad day for everyone who supported the chargers. City and people are amazing. SD will always be my home!!!

— Eric Weddle (@weddlesbeard) January 12, 2017

Emphatic use of all caps, Eric. 

Understandably, the veteran safety feels very attached to San Diego. As do the fans. After all, the Chargers had been located in the city since 1961. That's more than 50 years of history and loyalties alienated. 

To add insult to injury, the team released a roundly mocked new logo. Weddle reacted poorly to that, too. 

I made some improvements to the Chargers new logo with my photoshop skills. Do you like it @BenKFAN? pic.twitter.com/NzdyPXcQjR

— KYLE F GUNTHER (@GuntherESPN700) January 12, 2017

wow

— Eric Weddle (@weddlesbeard) January 12, 2017

Here are some of the many, many logo jokes floating around Twitter. 

"What should our new logo be?"
"How about the Dodgers' one, except ours will look like a sperm cell attacking a pair of pants?

- @Chargers pic.twitter.com/Ys55dNmUgK

— Greg Wyshynski (@wyshynski) January 12, 2017

The Chargers new logo looks like the Dodgers logo but on a really intense energy drink and if the team's name was the Chargerz. pic.twitter.com/mV5FDaOZBn

— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) January 12, 2017

the @Chargers new logo vs what I see pic.twitter.com/OCcrCohJf1

— jassy verdult (@jassyverdult) January 12, 2017

*checks mentions*
*squints*
*clears throat*

for the record, us & the @dodgers are just friends https://t.co/jBoJhZlYVD

— #GoBolts (@TBLightning) January 12, 2017

Wow cool it looks like the @Dodgers have released a new logo too pic.twitter.com/3Y6gptzXxB

— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) January 12, 2017

new logo. hope this is cool, @dallascowboys pic.twitter.com/cCBPHjqWxP

— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) January 12, 2017

Sad day for Weddle and San Diego, indeed. 

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Enjoying a game at M&T Bank Stadium just became a little more affordable.

On Thursday, the Ravens introduced their new "Flock Friendly Fare," reducing the price of 21 of their most popular food and beverage items.  

The change comes as the organization focuses on revamping the fan experience in 2018. Fans will see an average of 33 percent in total savings and up to 53 percent savings on a single item.  

"As a lot of you probably know, after every game we survey fans to see how we're doing; what have we done well and what have we not done well. Over the years, one of the biggest criticisms we received was for the gameday concessions prices," Ravens President Dick Cass said on the team's website. 

Alcoholic beverages were all reduced by $1 with the addition of domestic 12 ounce beer for $5.

Chicken tenders with fries went from $11 to $7, while a slice of pizza went from $8.50 to $6. No single item will cost above $9.

On average, you will now be able to feed a family of four for $44 compared to $66.75 in years past. To see all of the reductions, click the arrow in the post below. 

In 2017, the Atlanta Falcons reduced their concession prices upon opening their brand new Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Ravens, however, are expecting to lose $1.5 million in concession revenue due to the change. 

Introducing our new Flock Friendly Fare!

A post shared by Baltimore Ravens (@ravens) on May 17, 2018 at 11:15am PDT

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Vegas has spoken and they are not optimistic about rookie Lamar Jackson starting under center for the Ravens in 2018.

Bovado, an online gambling site, has set the odds on how the top 2018 rookies will perform and they have Jackson getting 0.5 starts this season.

That number will come as a surprise considering the popular narrative that Lamar Jackson will be the Ravens' starter in no time. The team made it clear they are planning for life after Flacco when they traded back into the first-round of the 2018 draft to select the quarterback out of Louisville at No. 32. 

Flacco - who is entering his 11th season with the organization - is experiencing a decline in his performance of late, one that can not be put entirely on his shoulders as the team has failed in finding him valuable weapons to throw to. Nonetheless, Flacco's projected 2018 season is very much up in the air and it appears Vegas is betting on the one-time Super Bowl MVP to bounce back. 

However, the Ravens have failed to make the playoffs four of the last five seasons, and if that trend continues into 2018, the rookie could get his shot at flipping the script.

If you're a betting man, it could payoff to bet the over on Jackson. Low risk, seemingly high reward. 

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