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The main key to this game was whether or not the Miami Dolphins were going to be able to handle the Baltimore Ravens defense. The Dolphins played the Ravens earlier in the season and lost 27-13, so the Dolphins knew what they were in for. The Dolphins did have their ...
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The Ravens were in top form today when they routed Miami 27-9. It seemed like every time Miami started to get something going the Ravens defense put a stop to it. Chad Pennington had a league low 7 interceptions during the regular season. He had 4 in this game. This was a game where everything went right for the Ravens and everything went wrong for the Dolphins. I mean, they'...
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January 05, 2009
From: SI.com - Peter King
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January 06, 2009
From: Palm Beach Post
Dolphins wide receiver Greg Camarillo said on Monday that he is targeting Training Camp as his timeframe from returning from his torn ACL, meaning that he will likely miss all of the team’s mini-camps and OTAs in 2009. “My goal is to be part of this team from the jump,” Camarillo said.
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January 07, 2009
Well, the season is over and what a great season it was. From Joey Porter to Chad Pennington, the emergence of Greg Camarillo and the wildcat offense to the AFC East division championship. It was a storied Cinderella season that came up a few games short of historic. Still, nothing could have ...
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January 05, 2009
MIAMI, FL—In the wake of their disappointing 27-9 loss to the Ravens on Sunday, Dolphin fans were left with the consolation of having the biggest turnaround season in NFL history, and the makings of a potentially historic dynamic duo in the partnership of Dolphins quarterback Chad Pennington and Ravens safety Ed Reed. Pennington found Reed [...]
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January 06, 2009
To any of you who may be here for the first time (thanks to Andy Ratner’s piece on Ravens bloggers - us, mostly - in today’s Baltimore Sun), welcome!
Here are some links to past articles to give you a feel for what this site is all about:
Ravens 27 Dolphins 9 (The DOLPHINS DON’T TURN THE [...]
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January 05, 2009
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I would have to consult with a number of knowledgeable football historians before making this claim, but Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed has to be considered one of the best safeties to ever play professional football. He?s certainly one of the ...
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January 05, 2009
"I told him he's my guy. I can't thank him enough for what he's done for us.''-- Miami coach Tony Sparano, on quarterback Chad Pennington, who had a...
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January 05, 2009
Despite rumors that he could potentially return to the sidelines next season, Bill Parcells is apparently staying in the Miami Dolphins’ front office for
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January 06, 2009
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January 05, 2009
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