The Baltimore Ravens will try to complete a miraculous run to the NFL championship on Feb. 3 when they face the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl at the Mercedes Benz Superdome in New Orleans. Former Oklahoma State Cowboys Billy Bajema and Ryan McBean (injured reserve) are members of the Ravens, and ex-Cowboys Perrish Cox and Kendall Hunter (injured reserve) are with the 49ers.
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January 24, 2013
While talking to the media today, Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed was asked if he plans on retiring after the Super Bowl, like his teammate Ray Lewis.
“I’ll be playing next year. Next question,” said Reed, per the Baltimore Sun.
My thought was that if the Ravens win next week’s Super Bowl, Reed would ride off into the Sunset with Lewis, but I guess not. Then again things...
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January 25, 2013
While Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis has declared he’s
retiring following the Super Bowl, safety Ed Reed is not considering calling it
a career just yet. The All-Pro told reporters, including Jeff Zrebiec of The
Baltimore Sun, yesterday that he’ll be “playing next year.”
Ed Reed said "I'll be playing next year. Next question."
— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiecsun...
Jim and John Harbaugh have exchanged a handful of text messages, and they plan to leave it at that. No phone conversations necessary while the season's still going. No time for pleasantries, even for the friendly siblings. There is work to be done to prepare for the Super Bowl, prepare for each other, prepare for a history-making day already being widely hyped as ''Harbowl.''
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January 24, 2013
Ravens safety Ed Reed, who will turn 35 next September and whose possible retirement has been overshadowed by the Ray Lewis media monster, told reporters on Thursday that he won't retire after the Super Bowl.
I'll be playing next year. Next question, Reed said.
It's good that he's being definitive because earlier in his discussion somebody asked him if this...
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January 22, 2013
After defeating the Patriots in the AFC Championship on Sunday, Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs didn't hold any harsh words back. He continued to gloat in his team's win while insulting the Pats and telling them to have fun at the Pro Bowl. This was a classless act. The thrill of victory caught up to Suggs and he received a fair amount of backlash for the disrespectful...
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January 22, 2013
One of the most controversial plays of Sunday’s AFC Championship game came at the end of the second quarter when Tom Brady scrambled out of the pocket and slid cleats high into Ravens safety Ed Reed. Not only did the slide look to be a dirty, unsportsmanlike play by Brady, it was resulted in a case of terrible time management that might have cost the Pats seven points at the end...
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January 22, 2013
This probably goes without saying, but even before Anna Burns Welker took to Facebook, there has been a simmering, mutual distaste between us Marylanders and our New England brethren. We think they're arrogant, entitled jerks and they think we're whiny, in-your-face upstarts. The perfect recipe for a rivalry in any sport.However, with the success of both region's...
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January 22, 2013
Sunday's AFC Championship Game loss to the Baltimore Ravens has brought out the worst in a handful of New England Patriots fans.
Torrey Smith claims he was the subject of angry tweets from Patriots supporters taunting the Ravens wideout for the death of his younger brother. Tevin Jones passed away after a motorcycle accident in September, an event that united Baltimore'...
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January 22, 2013
Yesterday, Bernard Pollard implied that Tom Brady should be fined for kicking Ed Reed in the umm groin area on a slide. Today, it appears as if the NFL is looking into it.
JUST IN - Tom Brady is being reviewed by league officials for his slide/kick in AFC Championship (via @edwerderespn)
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) January 22, 2013
To me, it looked completely accidental...
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January 24, 2013
The Ravens are making only their second trip to the Big Game. The 49ers are back in the Super Bowl for the first time since they scored 49 in '94. Russell Baxter brings an onslaught of facts and frivolity 10 days before the Big Game.
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January 22, 2013
If you shuddered a little after watching Stevan Ridley take a brutal hit from Bernard Pollard and immediately lose consciousness on Sunday night, you probably weren’t alone. However, the realities of the injury are much more cringe-worthy than even the image of watching Ridley suddenly go limp.
According to Bleacher Report, Ridley immediately exhibited what is known as the “fencing...
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January 23, 2013
Olympic legend Michael Phelps reportedly has credited Baltimore
Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis with helping him rediscover his
motivation after the 2008 Beijing Games.
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January 25, 2013
VERNON DAVIS (Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)We try to comply this list annually and thank goodness Heather Dinich of ESPN has done it for us with the help of the ACC office.BALTIMORE RAVENS:Anthony Allen, RB, Georgia TechAnquan Boldin, WR, Florida StateRay Lewis, LB, Miami (pre-ACC)Bryant McKinnie, T, MiamiEd Reed, S, Miami (pre-ACC)Torrey Smith, WR, MarylandTyrod Taylor, QB, Virginia...
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January 23, 2013
Call it the Harbowl if you like; we’ll all admit that both the name and the story line have a certain appeal – but Super Bowl XLVII is about much more than the battle between Jim and John that has been raging since boyhood. What's more impressive is how each of them led their teams this year. The bloodline story is compelling and media friendly, so it will be told often in...
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