5 Reasons Ravens Beat The Steelers
The Baltimore Ravens travel to Pittsburgh this Sunday. Here are 5 reasons why they will come away with a victory. 1 – The last time the Ravens faced Charlie Batch they won 27 – 21. Batch threw for 218 yards, 2 touchdowns and 2 interceptions, and for the Ravens it was Musa Smith and Cory [...]
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September 29, 2010
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Last Five Losses in Baltimore Have All Been Bad
Winning in Baltimore has not come easy as of late, as the Black and Gold have dropped five in a row there. "Baltimore is definitely a tough place to play," LaMarr Woodley said. "We haven't won there in years." Anyway you look at it, some of these losses have been tough:
2007 Baltimore 27 [...]
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December 10, 2008
Up Next: Burgundy & Gold!!!
There are going to be many people that place a lot of value on Saturday's action against the Skins. In reality though, this game will be much more telling for QB's 2 and 3, then it will be for #4! It's obvious that all Jets fans will be excited to see Brett Favre in his first action, and I'm sure it
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August 15, 2008
Is the Ravens Offense Getting Better or Worse?
I picked this up from the Baltimore Ravens' fan site, www.extremeravens.com. Columnist Ken Force writes about the dominating defense being back, but that the offense seemed to look exponentially worse against the Raiders in week 2 than they did in week 1 against the Buccaneers.
I'm not worried in the least. The Raiders, as bad as they are, have a good defense that works...
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September 19, 2006
Playoff Fantasy Football Sleeper and Waiver Wire Watch Week 17
See the hot pick-ups that could provide your fantasy football team with some post season production. Go check it out.
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December 23, 2007
Game Review: Ravens at Bengals
Sometimes, "not enough" is just "too much." Such was the case as the Ravens opened their season against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Unable to produce many offensive scores to counteract the litany of turnovers the team committed, the Ravens fell to their division rivals, 27-20.
The stars shone brightly enough for Cincinnati's squad, though. Carson Palmer managed...
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September 11, 2007
Extra Points #116: Offseason News and Notes
This week, we catch up with some old friends' news and movements over the offseason, including Brett Favre's potential unretirement, Javon Walker's robbery, DeShaun Foster's new role in San Francisco, Chad Johnson's surgery, Musa Smith's lateral move, Michael Pittman's attempt at a resurgence, Jay Cutler's battle against diabetes, Dominic Rhodes' return to Indy, Kevin Smith's chance...
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July 04, 2008
Danny Woodhead's dream to end?
New York Jets rookie runningback, Danny Woodhead, was placed on the waived injury list over the weekend after suffering a leg injury in practice on Friday. Woodhead rushed for a NCAA record 7,692 in his four seasons at Chardon State. He rushed for more than 200 yards, 19 times and scored a touchdown in 37 straight games, both are NCAA all-division records. As a junior he rushed...
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July 28, 2008
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July 28, 2008
The Top 20 NFL Free Agent Signings - Offense
Michael Turner to the Falcons was one of many interesting free agent moves in the NFL this off-season. See Junkyard Jake's rankings and fantasy ratings for the fantasy impact and what this will mean to you in preparing for this season's coming drafts.
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June 02, 2008
My Day at M&T Bank Stadium (via ArmchairGM)
Dirtlocker points for: Charlie Batch, Devard Darling, Najeh Davenport, Clark Haggans, Santonio Holmes, David Pittman, Willie Reid, Cory Ross, Musa Smith, Matt Stover, Cedrick Wilson, Yamon Figurs, Troy Smith My Day at M&T Bank Stadium
Yesterday the Baltimore Ravens defeated the playoff-bo...
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January 28, 2008
South Carolina's Offensive Coordinator is Hardheaded, too
Image: HippleYou know, we in these parts make our thoughts on Coach Bobo's intractability when it comes to utilizing the players he has, as opposed to molding those players to his philosophy. In my mind, that is one of the most maddening parts of being a Georgia fan right now, the insistence on running the same plays we ran with Musa Smith in 2002 with Carlton Thomas in 2011. Just...
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September 22, 2011
The Officials Are NOT To Blame (via ArmchairGM)
Dirtlocker points for: Kyle Boller, Tom Brady, Mark Clayton, Heath Evans, Jabar Gaffney, Stephen Gostkowski, Russ Hochstein, Derrick Mason, Ed Reed, James Sanders, Bart Scott, Musa Smith New England still undefeated:
Okay, so last night's game between the undefeated Patriots, and the Baltimore R...
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January 25, 2008
Thin to win.
Georgia’s preseason meme, for the win:
… seven players have all left the Georgia program since the end of last year. Taken one by one, none of their departures is a back-breaker.
But take a step back, and all this offseason attrition could end up pretty important. In fact, it could be very bad for a program that badly needs a bounce-back year.
The SEC currently doesn’t have...
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July 12, 2011
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