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Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata has not attended one voluntary Organized Team Activity (OTA) this offseason, instead choosing to work out in his home state of Utah and spend time with his pregnant wife while taking college courses. But now that his classes, which he attended at the University of Utah as he works towards the completion of a sociology degree, are finished, Ngata will rejoin his teammates this week.
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Defensive tackle Haloti Ngata participated in his first voluntary minicamp Wednesday after completing his spring classes at the University of Utah.
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Will get back to normal schedule soon. Here are some links to give all of you while I’m too lazy to write anything myself.
Baltimore Beatdown:
Ravens All-Time Defense
Ravens All-Time Offense
I don’t agree with a lot of these picks, especially on the offensive side. It does spark debate though. Maybe I’ll get one of these up to compete.
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