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His former quarterback at the community college- http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2013/04/23/duron-carter-nfl-draft/2107981/ I love Cris Carter, great player, turned his life around and while parents can only do so much, I am surprised his son has a work ethic issue, or had one, maybe he as grown up. Rest assured, he will have many teams looking at his son, and his son will go with the highest bidder, I am sure, the CFL doesn't pay that well....

It is difficult to judge the Northern receivers, wider fields, more pass happy, blocking is almost option from that position. With his size, a punt returner is unlikely, what is his speed like? How is he on contested catches? Can he play in a traditional NFL offense?

He loves playing here, loves the area, has many, may ties here now. Don't write him off just yet, not every player is after the most money they can get, many take into account where the team plays- see Derrick Mason who turned down quite a bit more money from the Pats to play here because his family did not like the NE area.

Anderson was far more than a caretaker, look up his stats. They rank pretty high among those in the Hall... He should have been in long ago. Young in TB was undisciplined, his words, he needed the time spent on the bench behind Montanna, again, his words. The knock on him once he took over was that he could not win in the post season, until he finally did it, and as the video from that Super Bowl win shows, he got the monkey off of his back.

Ken Anderson. So what is your excuse for Steve Young? You do know that more goes into a quarterback's mistake than just him making a bad throw or even a poor decision, right? You can't get to the playoffs nor a Super Bowl with crappy play from the quarterback or a very, very good defense & special teams. Neither of which Anderson nor Marino had, neither did Young more of his career. The defense for GB and even Min with Favre were average at best. Over rated my butt. Over rated is Joe Namath, him being in the Hall pretty much negates the Hall....

I guess Kelly, Marino, Anderson, even Favre are in the same boat; great regular season players..... Anderson deserves to be in the Hall more than Bradshaw, look at the numbers.....

My biggest take away is hearing that most of the players came into these camps, in or near to, in shape. Past years players would use camp to get in shape. Seems, they are taking their careers more seriously, a good thing for the team.

Not to worry, he is busting off the rust and Elvis has something to prove as well after a dismal year last season.

I'm not thrilled with Monroe, let alone Wagner. I hope I am proven waaaaay wrong on both.

The knee just hasnt responed well to treatment. I am sure they will stay in contact with him to see if it get any stronger; they really liked his potential. With the youth on the wr side, they might need him later.

A better question. How many quarterbacks, starting, have been to mulitple super bowls, yet never won an MVP?

Joe's completion % would be up if he had receivers who could get both seperation and have a bigger catch radius. It is difficult to cplete 65% of passes when every throw has to be dropped in the eye of a needle or thrown away because no one is open in time. Completion % is a bit of a hiccup, can be very decieving and relies, largely on a decent offense line and good receivers. As fans, most times we do not know why a qb only completed 50% of his passes unless we 1) see the game and 2) truly see the game, the timing of when the qb has time and a recever is open. They don't subtract for throw aways or dropped passes.

If he can stay healthy, he will be a great tackle for years. Smart, athletic, good feet & hands, a bit of a mean streak as well....

one player who really could use Ed Reed on the team. He was out of position so often last year, I thought he was playing middle linebacker.........

hmm, I agree with Tc, loved the guys play, but once that retirement thought hits the brain, when camp rolls around, when temps get in the 90's, let us see if he still has the fire. Not exactly what I wanted to read from him.

He was a practice warrior, catching everything. Sock did an interview with him at camp, after many great catches.

what is it with bama players and conditioning? Lacy is the only one, I think, who hasn't struggled with it, so far, or is it just a Ravens thing? I'll hold my thoughts on the line until they put pads on and start hitting, so far though, not impressed at all.... saying some one appears better than Gino, using Shipley as a "solid back up" are not that encouraging.

99 days until kick off, tick tock, armed guards around the clock.

Iv head of people doing this, "x" amount per post, additional if some one clicks the link. It's a pinkie trick, shame on you crav......

all those commercials tucker, rice, flacco and company have done this year, man, the Ravens will be lucky to win 2 games with all that time not spent reading the playbook instead of director's lines......

Rice will have a press conference tomorrow, Friday, at noon...

may as well, byner is in there, jamal lewis is in there, they may as well put some of the members of this board in there too, they belong just as much as the aforementioned.

hmmm, better than Lewis? I guess he has never seen Lewis play, 10 years ago he was a beast.... Better than some of the top linebackers in the game today? I doubt that very much, quite the over exageration coach, wink, wink..... I do understand he has the POTENTIAL to be very good. However, his inability to stay healthy in college, also shows a POTENTIAL to be a bust.

He has been accepted into their prevention, pretrial program and avoids jail time, but this is an admission of guilt so now it is in the hands of the NFL.

I saw the game, he owned Clowney, as did many large, athletic, techincally sound tackles. If he can stay healthy, he will be the right tackle, starting.