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lol.

No. And I'm not sure the defense is legitimately either.

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Thanks.

Does the AFC North really suck, or is it just an illusion? Since the inception of the AFC North in 2002, its teams have won three superbowls. When a team has won, the following season has been a clunker. Take note: The 2005 Steelers went 11-5 and won the Super Bowl. The following year, they went 8-8. The 2008 Steelers went 12-4 and won the Super Bowl. The following year, they went 9-7. The 2012 Ravens went 10-6 and won the Super Bowl. So far this year, they are 4-5. The record books show that these two AFC North teams have been competitive since the division's inception. Baltimore has had only four losing seasons since 2002. The Steelers have had just one. Meanwhile, though the Bengals have recorded just four losing seasons in that same time period, they only also have four winning seasons. In the three remaining seasons, they finished 8-8. Dragging down the division, the Browns have had only two winning seasons. So, is the AFC North really as bad as it seems? I don't believe so. I believe the combination of the Ravens and Steelers having bad seasons at the same time is what is causing the division to look terrible. It should be noted that after a losing season (2002, 2005, 2007), the Ravens have recorded winning seasons the following year (2003, 2006, 2008), but losing in the playoffs (wildcard, division, and conference games, respectively). Likewise, after notching a losing season in 2003, the Steelers went to the playoffs and lost in the wildcard game in 2004. And, after an 8-8 season in 2006, the Steelers lost again the wildcard game in 2007. So, I write all of that to show that the Ravens, like the Steelers, have shown a consistency in winning and recovering from bad seasons. All may not be as bad as it seems.

Craptastic. How many chickens you got, crav?

For shame.

Nice.

Stuck with it.

Aaa and, dropapassitis in full effect.

Let's go. Ravens.

lol. Yeah I did. So wrong. Silly movie theater.

Both should be blamed. Meanwhile, do your shopping online. That's how I found mine. A lot of companies now hand online quoting so you can get a sense of what's what.

I'm planning on seeing it again tomorrow. I enjoyed it. It was funny, emotional, and action packed.

Really enjoyable movie.

I've had this happen. What I did was this: Find a cheaper policy. Cancel the insurance policy. Notify bank to remove insurance policy from escrow account. Submit proof of insurnace documents to bank. Pay the premium directly to the insurance company.

Dad to the rescue. http://deadspin.com/is-richie-incognitos-dad-blasting-jonathan-martin-on-m-1457997230

Reports are coming in that the situation was reported to the GM, and his reply was that Martin should punch Incognito. It's a sad situation, but the reactions from some people are even more sad. Just the wrong messages being sent.

I'm surprised no one has said anything that this situation yet.

Hey, va. One would hope that the leaders would be Flacco and Rice, but maybe that's because they are the big name players on offense. One would also hope that Suggs would step up, but I seriously have my doubts about that ever happening. Who really knows what goes on in the locker room.

I was just thinking about him today. Yes, he passed away in the spring of 2008. I think he would say that the offensive line is terrible. Of course, he really loved Mike Flynn.

First, allegations of spitting. Now, allegations of choking. What is going on? This stuff is so juvenile, and yet serious, at the same time.

Really? At this point, I don't know what to expect. I hope you're right!

For some reason, I keep reading this thread title as "Ray Lewis Hit On The Head". Sure, there is a lack of leadership, but I also agree with the player that said Lewis' statement is a little self-serving.