Found December 04, 2007 on
Ebony Bird:
Kyle Boller's interception with 10:22 remaining in the fourth quarter bought that same old feeling back to Charm City last night. In all aspects of a football game, the Baltimore Ravens outplayed a team that many have crowned the greatest team in NFL single-season history, but the fourth quarter revealed all the signs of unraveling worthy of a 4-7 team.
And then, it was confirmed.
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Baltimore, MD -- 12/3/07.
Breathe in. Breathe out. Innnn. Ouuuut. Innnn. Ouuuut. Okay, how do you feel now? Relaxed? Calm? At peace with the world? Yea, me neither.
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