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'Steelers still suck': Mark Ingram's son delivers Ravens draft pick with the best message
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Mark Ingram's son announced the Ravens' draft pick of Zion Young with the memorable phrase 'Steelers still suck' during the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. This playful jab added excitement to the Ravens' selection.
Key points
- Mark Ingram's son announced the Ravens' draft pick
- The pick was Zion Young from Missouri
- Announcement made in Pittsburgh during the NFL Draft
- Ingram's son said 'Steelers still suck'
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'Steelers still suck': Mark Ingram's son delivers Ravens draft pick with the best message originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Mark Ingram came out to announce the Baltimore Ravens' NFL Draft selection of Zion Young, the edge rusher from Missouri, in the second round on Friday night in Pittsburgh.
The Ravens' pick was going to be booed no matter what, but that wasn't all.
Ingram came out with his son, who had a message.
The former NFL running back lifted his son to the microphone, and he shared three words:
"Steelers still suck!"
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That didn't quiet down the boos.
But man, what an entertaining moment:
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Q&A
What did Mark Ingram's son say during the Ravens draft pick announcement?
He humorously declared 'Steelers still suck' while announcing the Ravens' selection of Zion Young.
Who was the Ravens' second-round draft pick in 2023?
The Ravens selected Zion Young, an edge rusher from Missouri, in the second round.
Where did the Ravens make their draft pick announcement?
The announcement took place in Pittsburgh during the NFL Draft.