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-How bad are the Rams? The 49ers play their worst game of the season and still 35-0.
-Mike Singletary said Patrick Willis is just scratching surface despite eight tackles, two-and-a-half sacks, a pass defensed, and another tackle for a loss. Aubrayo Franklin , who played with Ray Lewis ,...
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Via San Francisco 49ers ? San Jose Mercury News
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October 04, 2009
The San Francisco 49ers have a new Mr. Reliable on offense — and the same 'ol one on defense. Tight end Vernon Davis caught a 13-yard pass for his third touchdown in two weeks, Patrick Willis returned an interception 23 yards for a score and the 49ers overcame the absence of star running back
Via Ravens Insider
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October 04, 2009
If you get a chance later tonight, you can check out my column in which Ray Lewis goes ballistic about the lengths NFL officials are going to keep quarterbacks from getting hit in the pocket. In fact, Ray might just get hit in the pocket for speaking out publicly about the officiating in today's game.
Hard to argue with him after the damaging penalty that was called on Terrell...
Via 1 Winning Drive
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October 06, 2009
Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis and Safety Ed Reed will not be fined for their post-game remarks criticizing the officials in the team’s 27-21 loss to the Patriots. Read more here.
Quite a surprise, actually. Lewis in particular just went off on the officials in the game. But in reality, both players were criticizing the league’s recent [...]
Via Pro Football Talk
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October 04, 2009
Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis doesn't like the extent to which the league protects quarterbacks. And, after a pair of roughing-the-pretty-boy penalties kept first-half touchdown drives alive for the Patriots in Sunday's 27-21 win, Lewis has sounded off about the situation."Without...
Via NFL.com
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October 04, 2009
Tight end Vernon Davis caught a 13-yard pass for his third touchdown in two weeks, Patrick Willis returned an interception 23 yards for a score and the 49ers overcame the absence of star running back Frank Gore with a 35-0 rout of the winless St. Louis Rams on Sunday.
Via Baltimore Sun
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October 04, 2009
Except for middle linebacker Ray Lewis, most of the Ravens didn't want to criticize the officiating, so I will. I've been covering the NFL since 1987, and no one will ever accuse me of being a Ravens' homer, but this was one of the worst officiated games I've ever seen. Yes, the Ravens got hosed, to make it plain and simple. They didn't get any good spots on short...
Via Sacbee
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October 05, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO -- Coach Mike Singletary delivered another one of his motivational halftime speeches and the San Francisco 49ers woke up in a hurry.
And in all phases, no less.
"It was just a matter of reminding them what was at stake," Singletary said.
Like first place in the NFC West.
Tight end Vernon Davis caught a 13-yard pass for his third touchdown in...
Via Reiss's Pieces
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October 06, 2009
Ravens defenders Ray Lewis and Ed Reed won't be hit in the wallet for their comments regarding the officiating during Baltimore's 27-21 loss to the Patriots on Sunday. NFL executive vice president of football operations Ray Anderson, who was present...
Via Baltimore Sports Report
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October 06, 2009
Despite Ray Lewis calling the officiating “embarrassing” and Terrell Suggs saying that the NFL should go to a two-hand touch league, one NFL official thinks that the Ravens will not be fined for their comments.
According to this tweet from Baltimore Sun’s Jamison Hensley, an NFL executive has stated that the Ravens comments do not warrant [...]
Via Shutdown Corner
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October 04, 2009
After their 27-21 loss to the Patriots, several Baltimore Ravens defenders had negative reviews for Ron Winter's officiating crew. Specifically, linebacker Ray Lewis(notes) and safety Ed Reed(notes) were unhappy about two personal fouls called against Baltimore. On third-and-9 with 3:35 left in the first quarter and the ball at the Baltimore 37, tackle Naloti Ngata was flagged...
Via The Scores Report
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October 05, 2009
Following their 27-21 loss to the Patriots in Foxboro on Sunday, several Ravens players ripped the officiating, particularly two roughing the passer calls on Tom Brady.
“Without totally going off the wall here, it is embarrassing to the game,” linebacker Ray Lewis said. “[Tom] Brady is good enough to make his own plays, let him make [...]
Via GotSaints.com
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October 04, 2009
MiamiHerald.com Sunday's NFL Roundup The Canadian Press Elsewhere in the NFL it was: Cincinnati 23 Cleveland 20 (OT), Jacksonville 37 Tennessee 17; Indianapolis 34 Seattle 17; NY Giants 27 Kansas 16; ... Patriots 27, Ravens 21 Reaching Into Past, Patriots Move Forward New York Times Ray Lewis: Roughing the ...
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