The following comments are courtesy of the Baltimore Sun Staff from the Ravens 34-17 victory over the New York Jets. Two things stand out here: First, the Ravens defense overpowering the Jets; and second, Ravens QB Joe Flacco was not good … [visit site to read more]Ravens reporters comment on win over Jets - The Jet Press - The Jet Press - A New York Jets Blog
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October 03, 2011
When the Baltimore Ravens drafted Joe Flacco, and gave him weapons over the years it seemed the Ravens were evolving into a more balanced team. The Ravens’ defense hasn’t missed a step and it looked like the NFL’s worst nightmare could come true – the Ravens would finally have an offense to match their scary defense. Well, maybe not. Even though the Ravens ended up winning...
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October 03, 2011
Sunday Night dismal Football Night in America is mercifully over. I thought tonight’s game was going to be one of the premiere match ups today, but just as my picks trended this afternoon, I was wrong once again. For two NFL organizations which seem satisfied that they have “franchise” quarterbacks, this was a painful game to watch.
Any time you expect to watch...
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October 04, 2011
Even during a bye week, in which I was going to write about Joe Flacco's game from Sunday night, the Ravens make a roster move.
After struggling with depth in the secondary and then the return game, the Ravens have signed defensive back Bryan McCann to a two-year contract, according to multiple sources.
McCann had a cup of coffee with the Ravens last season, but was released...
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October 03, 2011
There was a moment during last night's Jets-Ravens game—a wacky, interminable affair that had so many turnovers, penalties, and replay reviews that one would have been better off watching baseball for crisp play—when it became clear that Joe Flacco and Mark Sanchez are running the NFL's most successful con. Flacco sack-fumbled in his...
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October 03, 2011
Baltimore (3-1) didn't score an offensive touchdown in the second half of their 34-17 victory over the New York Jets (2-2) Sunday night. Then again, the Jets didn't score an offensive touchdown all game.
The Ravens' defense bullied their way to three touchdowns off Mark Sanchez turnovers - one interception and two fumbles - to ice down their third win of the season...
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October 03, 2011
Mark Sanchez and Joe Flacco, Quarterbacks, New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens. I went back and forth all night; Sanchez or Flacco, Sanchez or Flacco. In the end, I decided there was room for both. Not for the harm they did to their teams, but for their crimes against football on Sunday. That should've been a good game. I don't want to look up their specific stats, because...
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October 03, 2011
Just about everything you need to know about how bad the Jets were in Baltimore on Sunday night can be gleaned from one fact.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco did not complete any passes after the first quarter until there were under 12 minutes to play in the fourth quarter, and the Jets still lost by 17 points. Yes, Virginia, there are serious problems with Rex Ryan's Jets after...
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