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Each Wednesday we'll bring you a Q&A with a Ravens player to help you learn a little more about the team. Today's guest is running back Willis McGahee, who averaged 77 rushing and receiving yards in the first three games and rushed for five touchdowns but has since touched the ball less often. McGahee discussed his role in the offense, the hits that running backs take and his affinity for cars.
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November 03, 2009
Here are a few additional items that didn't make the notebook in Tuesday's edition of The Sun due to space constraints:
*After averaging 12.7 touches and 77 combined yards and rushing for five touchdowns in the first three games, running back Willis McGahee is averaging 4.3 touches and 4.3 yards in the last four, and he has only scored once -- via a pass from quarterback Joe Flacco...
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November 03, 2009
Each Wednesday we'll bring you a Q&A with a Ravens player to help you learn a little more about the team. Today's guest is running back Willis McGahee, who averaged 77 rushing and receiving yards in the first three games and rushed for five touchdowns but has since seen a drop in his production. McGahee discussed his role in the offense, the hits that running backs take and his...
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November 02, 2009
Broncos coach Josh McDaniels was impressed with Ravens second-year quarterback Joe Flacco. Flacco avoided the Denver rush several times Sunday, and it reminded McDaniels of another quarterback in the AFC North.
"He's a good quarterback," said McDaniels of Flacco. "He made a lot of tough plays under duress [Sunday]. He has shown the ability to do that before. It...
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November 02, 2009
The Baltimore Ravens (4-3) came ready to play on Sunday and gave the Denver Broncos (6-1) their first loss of the season. The defense did a great job in the first half keeping the Broncos off the scoreboard. The Broncos defense was able to contain Joe Flacco and the Ravens offense to two Steve Hauschka [...]
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November 02, 2009
The Baltimore Ravens beat the Denver Broncos at their own game.The Broncos entered the game undefeated at 6-0. They had the top ranked defense in the league, including a plus-7 turnover ratio so far this season. They also have arguably one of the best kick returners in the league.That’s defense, turnovers, and special teams. It was the Ravens who used each one of those areas as...
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November 05, 2009
The Baltimore Ravens have a big game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, and they could go into it without one of their biggest players. Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata suffered a sprained ankle against the Denver Broncos and didn't...
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November 04, 2009
So he’s got his camera angles and everything, and he’s planning to sue the Ravens for tossing him out of the stadium for standing in front of his seat. Unfortunately, incessantly blocking the vision of others falls under the “Don’t Be a Jerk” league-wide code of conduct, so get up outta here.
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November 03, 2009
Derrick Mason can carry a football much
better than he can carry a tune. But on
Tuesday, the Ravens veteran wide receiver
did his best to serenade seniors at the Oak
Crest Retirement Community in Parkville
like a crooner from the doo-*** era.
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November 03, 2009
Rookie offensive tackle Michael Oher paired with fellow tackle Jared Gaither in keeping NFL sacks leader Elvis Dumervil from padding his season total and generally had a solid day in the Ravens' 30-7 win against the Denver Broncos Sunday.
But Oher was guilty of a personal foul for shoving a Denver player after a Ray Rice run in the second quarter. That 15-yard penalty turned what...
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November 04, 2009
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November 02, 2009
By DAVID GINSBURG AP Sports Writer OWINGS MILLS, Md.(AP) — For the first time in a month, the Baltimore Ravens had a win to savor. And the timing couldn’t have been any better...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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November 04, 2009
Defensive tackle Haloti Ngata wasn't suited up for practice during the media viewing portion Wednesday.
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November 03, 2009
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November 02, 2009
Remember the Three-Headed Monster? That nickname surfaced a year ago as Willis McGahee, Ray Rice and LeRon McClain split the Ravens’ ball-carrying duties while the team rolled to the AFC championship game. Well, say goodbye. A year later, that monster is history. But as one Three-Headed Monster disappears, another is coming into focus. The new one is the Ravens’ trio of wide...
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