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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 [...]
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Via Baltimore Sun
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July 22, 2009
Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome has spoken to the agent for wide receiver Joe Horn and told him that the team would contact him after Friday's tryouts.
Horn, 37, is a four-time Pro Bowl receiver who averaged 87.4 catches from 2000 to 2004. He made 27 receptions for 243 yards and one touchdown in 12 games in 2007 before sitting out 2008.
The Ravens have a connection...
Via BucStats
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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, ...
Via Bleacher Report
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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...
Via Fox Sports
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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...
Via Pro Football Talk
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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...
Via Pro Football Talk
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July 24, 2009
As the Ravens wait to see whether receiver Derrick Mason will follow through on his stated intention to retire, coach John Harbaugh says that there's no deadline for a final decision.But Harbaugh also doesn't know how this one will play...
Via Pro Football Talk
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July 22, 2009
At this point, Derrick Mason seems to be one of the only people who doesn't think Derrick Mason is going to play this season.Ravens coach John Harbaugh spoke with Mason Tuesday and came away "optimistic and hopeful" that Mason will...
Via Sports Illustrated
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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.
Via SI.com
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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.
Via baltimoresun.com
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July 22, 2009
After phone conversation with wide-out, Ravens coach hoping for change of heart
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.
Via Ebony Bird
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July 24, 2009
Mr. Andrew Russell Bennett. Four sets of double letters, how peculiar.
Besides my trivial observation, Drew Bennett is likely to become the next Ravens receiver after Derrick Mason announced his retirement last week. Harbaugh has been speaking to Mason about returning, but in the wake of his declaration, the team tried out four receivers today, with Bennett and D.J. Hackett...
Via Post-Gazette
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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.
Via Post-Gazette
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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.
Via NFL.com
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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.
Via Bleacher Report
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July 23, 2009
The Ravens are not nearly the unknown they were at this time last season. With the development of Joe Flacco and the success of the new coaching staff, the major question marks that signified last year have been all but erased. But others have shown themselves in that span.
The wide receiving corp is the most obvious unknown going into training camp and pre-season. With the...
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