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1 Winning Drive:
As ExtremeRavens continues to celebrate it’s fifth birthday, Dan and I have decided to add a little spice to our blog. We’re looking for a person to make the 500th comment here at One Winning Drive. Comments can’t be fluff, must be relevant to the blog entry and (of course) can’t be spam. So, who’s [...]
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September 24, 2009
Whooooooooops. Ok, so first things first… It’s a football, not a mini-helmet! Our mistake. The mini-helmet is signed by Kyle Boller, which we assume is slightly less valuable to current Ravens fans. Maybe we’ll just toss it…
So once again, here are the details. The commenter to submit the 500th comment to [...]
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September 23, 2009
Remember the Baltimore Ravens of old? A questionable offense most weeks, but one thing was certain every week: their defense is what made the team relevant – and very successful. Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and the usual suspects making a mockery of most teams’ offenses on nearly a regular basis.
But things have changed a [...]
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September 23, 2009
After losing at home to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon Chargers head coach Norv Turner said, “There are things we need to do better. It is what it is.” According to this San Diego Union-Tribune article yesterday, Turner had this to say:
“After two games … I don’t think right now we’re as good as you that cover [...]
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September 22, 2009
Prescott Burgess and Lardarius Webb made a couple of nice plays during punt coverage in Sunday’s 31-26 victory over the San Diego Chargers.
Burgess downed a Sam Koch punt at the Chargers’ 3-yard line that eventually led to Dawan Landry’s interception in the third quarter.
"Just cover and punt," said Burgess, who added to his team-high five special-teams tackles. "When you...
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September 23, 2009
If it's true that cornerbacks are supposed to have short memories, count Domonique Foxworth as being near the head of the class.
Although the pass defense surrendered 436 yards in the Ravens' 31-26 victory over the San Diego Chargers, Foxworth concluded -- after extensive film review -- that the defense was sound.
"The frustrating thing about the game was I...
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September 24, 2009
The passion is still there. The youth and the speed that once meshed so beautifully with the physicality, however, are not.
If you want to look at what happened to the Baltimore Ravens defense locals came to cherish and the league came to fear, Father Time has all of the answers you need. I’m not saying [...]
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September 23, 2009
As fans and the media alike get over the initial shock that the Ravens have an effective offense for once, let alone an explosive one, it becomes easier to break down what makes Joe Flacco and company so successful. And as the much-hyped “Wildcat” offense continues to leave an impact on the NFL, Baltimore’s bunch is proving you don’t need to be tricky to win.Which isn’t...
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September 24, 2009
Running back Jamal Lewis is going to be questionable for Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens after injuring his hamstring against Denver. Not that high hopes were really flying for the Browns in this one, but this obviously will not help at all. Through two games, Lewis’ backups – James Davis and Jerome Harrison – [...]
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September 25, 2009
I will admit I have not been Joe Flacco friendly and he has made me pay for it. Does not seem to matter that he has an average WR group. He finds men down field, is using Todd Heap well, and he has a great 3-headed monster rushing attack to open the field.
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September 24, 2009
When previewing the Cleveland Browns games in the past, I have made a habit out of waiting until the end of the article to give my prediction. This week, I think I will just dispense with the formalities and get right to it. The Browns are going to lose, and lose big.
My Prediction: Baltimore Ravens 31, Cleveland Browns 13
I don’t think I am going out on a limb here, but...
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