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Played Like a Raven – Ed Reed
This one was a bit of a toss up between Reed and Ray Rice, who seemed like practically the only two Ravens trying to win the game. However, I’m gonna give the nod to Reed, as he accounted for half of the Ravens’ “offensive” output on the day, [...]
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October 15, 2009
You’ve made it to another Prediction Friday.
We are serving double shots of Purple Moose (or Purple Jesus in some parts) in honor of the Ravens-Vikings game in Minnesota. So line up.
I am no longer predicting blowouts. I have learned my lesson.
I think the Ravens win, because I don’t think they’ll lose three in a row heading into the bye week. Pretty scientific...
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October 14, 2009
Please watch this video of Chad Ochocinco explaining the Ray Lewis hit and his reaction to it. Funniest thing you’ll see in weeks, I guarantee.
Remember when Chad wanted to leave Cincy? And Baltimore had a real chance to get this dude? Gosh, nothing moves faster than good times and great memories.
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October 14, 2009
Using a different tone than the one on Sunday, Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason said he is now the one to blame for having no catches against the Cincinnati Bengals.
This was just the second time in Mason's five-year career that he was held without a catch. The only previous time Mason was shut out as a Raven came Oct. 15 against Carolina.
On Sunday, Mason had only one pass...
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October 13, 2009
(This transcript of coach John Harbaugh's Monday press conference comes courtesy of Ravens' public relations staff)
Opening statement: “Good to see everybody. I just want to start off by congratulating the Bengals. It was a great win for them. They earned it. Obviously, a disappointing loss for us and our challenge is on to Minnesota. Obviously, they’re 5-0, they’re...
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October 15, 2009
Thursday's edition of The Sun included an article on the friendship between Ravens coach John Harbaugh and the Minnesota Vikings' Brad Childress, both of whom served on Andy Reid's inaugural staff with the Philadelphia Eagles in 1999.
Only a few current Ravens players played for both Harbaugh and Childress. Center Matt Birk played for Childress between 2006 and 2008...
Via Vikings Now
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October 14, 2009
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh provided a glowing analysis of the Vikings' offense.
"First of all, I think they have a great offensive line," he said during a conference call with Twin Cities reporters. "They've got a tremendously talented and effective offensive line.
"They're physical, nasty and tough. Play really hard. Two good tight...
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October 14, 2009
The former Vikings center will face his former team this Sunday as a member of the Baltimore Ravens
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October 14, 2009
Three starters -- offensive tackle Jared Gaither (neck), linebacker Jarret Johnson (shoulder) and defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (back) -- all missed practice. But Gaither is the only one who is considered questionable for Sunday's game at Minnesota.
Third-string tight end Edgar Jones (hamstring) was limited in practice.
In Minnesota, the only player who didn't practice...
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October 15, 2009
This is a must win for me. I would like to hear some opinions on which players to start
Steven Jackson- @ Jax
Ray Rice- @ min
Clinton Portis- KC
Sammy Morris- Tenn
Im probably going with Jackson and Rice for sure but Im leaning towards Morris over Portis. Im getting tired of Portis Im a...
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