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Veteran wide receiver Joe Horn is interested in playing for the Baltimore Ravens, and his agent has been talking with General Manager Ozzie Newsome this week. According to Horn's agent, Ralph Vitolo, he has held a few conversations with Newsome. And he was...
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July 23, 2009
Look, just because a player's agent says something doesn't make it true. Several media sources have grabbed on to this blurb by Ralph Vitolo, Joe Horn's agent, about him coming to the Buccaneers if the Ravens don't want him.
According to Horn’s agent, if the Ravens do not work out, ...
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July 23, 2009
For more articles by Tony Lombardi click here.It's always interesting when a player signs a big contract, particularly one that is a record deal for a given position. Some fans will express joy over locking up the player, others will fret the signing and complain that the modern day athlete makes too much and no one is worth that kind of mind.
Does it matter really?
Contracts...
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July 24, 2009
Apparently, Joe Horn may be an option for the Baltimore Ravens to replace the retired Derrick Mason.
The first thing that jumps out is, if there were concerns last year about Mason’s contract because of his age, why bring in a 37-year-old Horn whose last productive season was in 2006?
He would be a great personality for the team, and a notable signing.
But on the field? It doesn’t...
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July 22, 2009
Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh is "optimistic and hopeful" that wide receiver Derrick Mason will come out of retirement and rejoin the team during training camp.
Mason surprised the Ravens on July 13 by abruptly ending his 12-year NFL career. The 35-year-old Mason led Baltimore in catches and yards receiving last year, but said he was "ready to see what else...
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July 22, 2009
Baltimore Ravens running back Willis McGahee concluded the team's minicamp schedule operating with the second-string offense behind Ray Rice. Proclaiming himself healthy again following arthroscopic knee surgery that severely limited his workload during the offseason, the former Pro Bowl runner expects to...
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July 22, 2009
Got issues with the big bucks given to 1-year wonder Matt Cassel? Adam Schein reminds us how sad K.C.'s QB situation was in '08.
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July 23, 2009
From the moment we saw the initial report that Ravens receiver Derrick Mason would retire from football, we were skeptical. Why? Apart from the fact that we're pretty much always skeptical, we recalled somewhat vividly Mason's attempt earlier in the...
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July 21, 2009
Big news for the Ravens offense. Since losing Derrick Mason to retirement, fans have been asking who will step up and be the #1. Even if Mark Clayton or Demetrius Williams is underwhelming, the team is having four wideouts work out on Friday. On the team’s official site, Eric DeCosta said that former Seahawk and [...]
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July 23, 2009
by Will BrinsonFiled under: Ravens, Fantasy Football, NFL Media Watch, NFL Video, NFL QuarterbacksThe "Fantasy Files" from NFL.com were a huge hit last year -- everyone got all worked up about Jason Campbell's sick viral video -- so there was no reason to think they wouldn't bring them back again this season. And they did! First up? Joe Flacco, who, via Jimmy Traina...
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July 22, 2009
In today’s second installment of the NFP’s “Pick your poison” series, we turn our attention to the running back position.
Arguably the most important spot on your fantasy football roster, owners need to make sure that the running backs they draft this summer are players they can build their team around. Overpaying for a player like Willis McGahee in 2008 had...
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July 22, 2009
Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh is "optimistic and hopeful" that wide receiver Derrick Mason will come out of retirement and rejoin the team during training camp.
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July 21, 2009
The Baltimore Ravens announced today that they have given nearly $100,000 in grants to area organizations to start or maintain programs that encourage physical fitness and nutritional education, according to a news release.
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July 21, 2009
Baltimore Ravens rookies, quarterbacks and selected veterans report to training camp at McDaniel College on Monday (7/27). The Ravens will hold their first practices on Tuesday (7/28) at 8:45 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
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July 22, 2009
Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh is "optimistic and hopeful" that wide receiver Derrick Mason will come out of retirement and rejoin the team during training camp.
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July 21, 2009
Only a few short weeks before the Baltimore Ravens open their training camp for the 2009 season, All-Pro linebacker Ray Lewis has gone on record as saying he has serious doubts that anyone on the team is feeling him.
"Nobody, man," said the perennial Pro Bowler to a Baltimore radio show host when asked who he thought might be feeling him. "Usually by this time of...
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