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They setting them up big time for failure, isn't this Lucks final year?, he's going to want 2 Brinks trucks. They did the same thing in Manning's early years, spend spend spend on one side of the ball.

Let them keep spending on offense, that's not the prob!em

I'm perfectly content with the success the ravens have given us since 2008

Considering their d is pathetic, yes it is, so is the Gore contract..

More from the media outlets King: Nobody Holds Ozzie Over A Barrel Let's not pretend Haloti Ngata isn't a freaking stud. He absolutely is. He is a different breed and dominantly anchored the Ravens defensive line for nine years. In the words of Owner Steve Bisciotti, Ngata is an iconic Raven and will be greatly missed. Let's also not pretend that there isn't a business side to football, and GM Ozzie Newsome is freaking good at this stuff. http://m.baltimoreravens.com/mediaItem.html?media-id=912625&media-type=N

That's not even right

Article on Epsn, Willis retired because of the toe monster, amazing, something little on the vast as a toe can control your entire career, guess he's lucky he had 8 years in, at least he can draw some pension.

But our system is world's better then Washington's or cinncys.

Ravens' history is reloading, not rebuilding By Jamison Hensley | March 10, 2015 8:50:35 PM PDT Only 45 minutes had passed into the official start of free agency, and the Baltimore Ravens traded one of the best players in franchise history and watched three of their top four free agents sign elsewhere. For many teams, this is a tell-tale sign of rebuilding. For the Ravens, their history says it's time to reload again. Tuesday marked another gut-wrenching beginning to free agency as the Ravens said goodbye to defensive tackle Haloti Ngata (traded to Detroit), wide receiver Torrey Smith (signed with San Francisco), linebacker Pernell McPhee (signed with Chicago) and tight end Owen Daniels (signed with Denver). http://m.espn.go.com/general/blogs/blogpost?blogname=baltimore-ravens&id=18601

The boys down here on ESPN seemed to think Bradford was traded to Philly so philly could do a blockbuster trade to move up for mariotta.. That all seems nixed now that the Tennessee qb Locklear abrubtly announced his retirement yesterday. It certainly seems mariotta will be a titan come late April. And Philly will be left with Bradford at qb.

Ridiculous

Let's not go hog wild with a contract for him, he is 30,

What about Webby? He's a 12 mil hit, no way we pay that for a part time corner

Thought when you said #1 you were referring to WR, I like Supernaw too.

Why not

Or a catestrophy,

Percy Harbin is a free agent

Have we ever made a move the first day of free agency? Relax

Looks like Cary will wind up in Seattle. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000477601/article/cary-williams-expected-to-choose-seahawks

Rice deal is a killer, we lost Mcphee, we better vet Ngata resigned. Our d is what cost us a trip to the super bowl this year, if we lost mcphee,ngata and Webb that would be a shame.

I don't think he told them the entire truth, then when the tape was released, the NFL had no choice.

He did lie, why in the hell do you think the league suspended him indefinitely, after issuing him a 2 game suspension?

You're wrong there, Cundiff anyone? He definitely cost us a sb trophy

Dam pops stole my thoughts

What's it been 2 pre season games so far? I'm so fn tired of every media outlet down here and their A-roid watch, they are covering every move he makes.