'Steelers still suck': Mark Ingram's son delivers Ravens draft pick with the best message

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'Steelers still suck': Mark Ingram's son delivers Ravens draft pick with the best message

Incredible stuff from Pittsburgh.

'Steelers still suck': Mark Ingram's son delivers Ravens draft pick with the best message

Incredible stuff from Pittsburgh.

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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.

The former NFL running back lifted his son to the microphone, and he shared three words:

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Ingram didn't have a particularly long tenure with the Ravens, but Baltimore must've known he'd get up to that microphone with the right energy.

His son appears to have not fallen far from the tree.

And he came with the perfect message, courtesy of Ingram's kid.

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