Found September 11, 2007 on
Blogimore Ravens:
Updates on Ray Lewis (triceps) and Jonathan Ogden (toe).
Also, who will start next week? Steve McNair (groin) or Kyle Boller?
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THE GOOD
* The Ravens' defense
Once again they rose to the occasion and kept the team in a game they had no business being in.
* Ed Reed
In a way its a shame he is so good at his job as safety because if the Ravens didn't need him for that he may be one of the best return men in the NFL.
* Willis McGahee
He played well despite there...
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