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God Is Good: John Harbaugh Says That ‘Faith’ Is The Reason Why His Ravens Are One Win Away From The Super Bowl

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While speaking to the media Monday, head coach John Harbaugh credited the success of his Baltimore Ravens to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. [X/Screenshot/Public — @Ravens]

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Andrew Powell Sports and Entertainment Blogger
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At this point, I can’t help but to be a Baltimore Ravens fan — at least for the postseason.

With the celebration of their AFC Divisional Round victory now over, head coach John Harbaugh is now preparing his Baltimore Ravens for their conference championship contest against the Kansas City Chiefs, and he also had some time to talk to the press Monday.

During the session with the media, Harbaugh said that “faith” is the reason for Baltimore’s success, giving the Big Guy upstairs even more glory after already doing so Saturday after the Ravens’ win over the Houston Texans. (RELATED: Chiefs’ Donovan Smith Claims Bills Cut Off Hot Water In Locker Room, Showing They Might Be As Unhinged As Their Mafia)

While at the podium, Harbaugh transformed it into a pulpit, sharing a message of inspiration about how important faith is, giving credit for his championship status to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and saying that God motivates him to win.

I think I speak for a lot of people when I say … GO RAVENS!

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You gotta love John Harbaugh, and Jim for that matter. It’s like I said the other night, it really is the year of Harbaugh.

And I’ve already got his Ravens winning the Super Bowl after this:

You guys already know that I’m a Miami Dolphins fan, but I can’t help but love this season’s Baltimore Ravens.

I’ve got plenty of reasons: I’m originally from the DMV (D.C., Maryland, Virginia), so they give me somebody to root for with my Phins gone (and every other Florida team for that matter). Plus, they’re incredibly fun to watch. I love Harbaugh and Lamar Jackson to death. Oh, and did I mention that I’m from the DMV?

These boys are gonna be the ones to knock out the bubblegum Kansas City Chiefs, and most importantly, they’re fellow soldiers of Christ.

The Baltimore Ravens: Your Super Bowl LVIII Champions — and I am so here for the ride.