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bet you dropped more HOLY SHIT's then I did when jones crossed the endline

3:00 mark, joe throws to a spot, just missed

1:21 of your link, if thats not trowing a player open then I dont know what is

I know what play you were referring to, but the anti flaccos claim that he cant do this and cant do that, he cant throw a man open..Well I just gave an example of him throwing Torrey Smith open..

Same game, he threw Torrey Smith open also, right down the seam

Article is spot on, except for the Decastro part, hes not above average

Yes we were, and thats when the change was made at OC. But look at this past season, we held a PO spot til week 17 with horrible play on the o-line, no TE to speak of, and a defense that was totally exposed up the middle.

Im positive Joe threw it to a spot vs Denver in the playoffs

And I know where you are going with this, I know at times the O would piss me off too. But at the end of the day, we got the job done..And keep in mind, you're not a Ravens fan, I as a Ravens fan would take the success of Joe Flacco over Payaton Manning any day of the week.

5 straight playoff appearances with a win in each year, 3 afccg, a SB victory..I know, you will credit the D, Ive heard it before. We did something right on offence.

How did they fail, we won a Super Bowl under both of them,

Mini win streak abrewin

I call bullshit..If Mgmt didnt think Joe could handle it then, then why even consider Kubes as our OC at all this year.

What is it with our troubled birds and the injurys? Reid-calf, Campanaro--hammy

You have to keep 2 mil for a season casuality also

Do you really want to bring in a TE 1 month before the season starts, If Finley was the man he'd need more then a month in a new system. /

We only have 4.3 mil left, we have to keep 2 mil handy in case of an injury during the season.

Look at the trucking industry, any truck from 2011 on is now equipped with an Diesel Exhaust Filtration system or DEF, you wont see any more trucks from 2011 on spew out black smoke, their exhaust is now white in color, temperature cause the smoke, and sensors throughout the exhaust system send signals to the DEF when the exhaust is about to bellow out, and it sprays DEF fluid that turns the smoke white..Its supposed to be cleaner for the atmosphere..DEF Fluid is goat urine.

Yes it is, double digit wins, in the teens

Him too, those 3 just popped into the noggin at lunch time..Lets not Forget Teddy Marchabroda who the Stealers took and cut Johnny Unitas for...snicker, snicker

It's usually the bad players that have decent coaching careers, kubiak, tony dungy,cowher

Ed Reed isn’t ready to give up football quite yet. The future Hall of Fame safety remains a free agent, but he’s still preparing to suit up at some point during the 2014 season. “I know that I can still play. It’s a matter of the right fit,” Reed said while he was in Baltimore for Lardarius Webb’s charity softball event Sunday. “[i’m] definitely preparing to play. If I wasn’t, you would have heard something by now. The offseason is going great. I’m spending time with my family. I’m not in any rush at all.” Reed, 35, looked to be in good shape as he moved around the softball field set up at M&T Bank Stadium, and he was also no longer sporting the grey beard and long hair that he’s had the last couple of years. Reed spent last season with the Houston Texans and New York Jets after playing the first 11 years of his career in Baltimore. “I learned a lot about the process last year, and know my worth,” Reed said. “I’m taking my time, getting myself all the way back to where I want to be. It will come back down to it somewhere in the season. I’ll probably wind up somewhere. Or not.” Reed finished last season with 38 tackles and three interceptions. The Texans cut him midway through the season, and then the Jets picked him up for the final seven games. For several years, Reed has expressed interest in coaching once his playing days are behind him, and he said Sunday he could see himself returning to the Baltimore in that role. “I could see me working in the organization here,” Reed said. “I could see me working for Ozzie [Newsome] and those guys, and Steve [bisciotti] because I put so much into it and I know how they work. And they taught me so much. “I think I can help pretty much any organization if I’m a position coach, a consultant, whatever. But I still have a lot to learn, and I’m willing to learn because it’s a different craft when you’re talking about coaching.” http://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/article-1/Ed-Reed-Wants-To-Play-This-Year-Open-To-Coaching-For-Ravens/d8284984-c587-49db-bd4d-1cc6df7b3acd?mobile-id=828618&media-type=N

Any update on Cruz?

The best part was the Mrs picked me up a small tailgate grill, for the 2 florida Ravens games this year..

Thank You all, the beach was great I didnt cut the grass, but I should have..Then we came home and grilled the usual and even steamed some shrimp on the grill.