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Ricky Williams ? Ozzie, you gotta be kidding me ? Are we going to be start playing the Doobie Brothers during pre-game now ? And whats wrong with that??? Better than the cRAP shit they play.

Yeah, sorry bout that, now Im hearing theres a lot of incentives he needs to hit before he gets the 4 mil..

Ravens sign Ricky Williams... OK Oz, Im starting to doubt you now..Ar you freekin insane, 4 million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

13,000 for the O's 24,000 for a Ravens practice.

Yeah I know its only practice, but how'd we look?

Im keying on Kindle, the pressure that he and Suggs bring will dictate our season.

If hes on the field, then he's been medically cleared to play. So hes not considered an injured player. He rushed back from this knee injury, no way in the world he was 5 months ahead of schedule. Now hes going to pay the ultimate price.

Get Housh back,we'll be fine

Are you kidding me, Ive been banned so many times I lost count..They made Oldschool a mod..LMAO!!!

He and Kirstie Alley having been wrestling over the bon bons & twinkies

We have no money, they couldnt get Ngata restructured,,Christ do we even have money for Mason?

BEWARE!!!!! The Ravens aint saying it, but half the parking is gone, its part of the stupid track for the Indy race that'll be here in two weeks..My neighbor is a baltimore city cop, and says parking will be a nightmare tomorrow..take the lightrail if you are around it.

Mason left the Jets no contract, Floyds not official..Could it be? Mason back in the nest?

They changed the format, kinda like a facebook format, its not good..

I wondered the same thing Papa, our wonderings were answered..The reason he didnt get the surgery was because of the lockout, when the players were locked out. they had no medical insurance, and the COBRA for the players with a family was almost 1000.00 a WEEK!! So, Birk was counting his cards on the new CBA being settled earlier than a week before training camp.

Also, keep in mind that 3.8 mil also needs 1.5 mil from it , just incase someone gets hurt during the season, so we can afford to claim him..Ala Josh Wilson last season.

In LA where he belongs.. Kyle Boller lasted longer than Carson Palmer..WHODATHUNKIT

Hey, I seen Birk too many times get pushed back last season, Im all for change at the position, the game has passed him by. Mattisons kid will be in camp tomorrow, so that means we'll have 5 centers in camp.

8 Ball Jamal was a rookie in 2001 too...Im not worried about RB, Center & TE have me worried.

Negative Nancy's in here... Wheres the Purple passion??

the two in camp together couldnt amount to a Kyle Boller This is a pretty depressing list to choose from: 1. Brodie Croyle, Kansas City: A backup the past three seasons, Croyle has made 10 starts under center for the Chiefs, throwing eight touchdowns and nine interceptions. The Ravens were looking at him in third round of 2006 draft before Kansas City selected him. 2. Jake Delhomme, Cleveland: Longtime Carolina starter has struggled the past two seasons, throwing 10 touchdowns and 25 interceptions. After being released by the Browns, he will be on his third team in as many years. 3. Todd Collins, Chicago: The 16-year veteran led the Washington Redskins to four straight wins at the end of the 2007 to secure a playoff berth. Although he said he would retire after the 2009 season, he joined the Chicago Bears last season and appeared briefly in the NFC championship game. 4. Todd Bouman, Jacksonville: He built a friendship with Flacco when he was with the Ravens in 2008. In his only start last year, he threw for 222 yards along with two touchdowns and two interceptions. 5. Jim Sorgi, N.Y. Giants: A six-year backup to Peyton Manning, Sorgi spent last season with the Giants. He has completed 63.5 percent in his 156-pass career, throwing six touchdowns and one interception. But he is coming off an injury to his throwing shoulder. 6. Troy Smith, San Francisco: It’s unlikely that the Ravens will go this route again after cutting Smith last year. In six starts for the 49ers last season, he barely completed half of his passes (50.3 percent) and averaged less than 200 yards passing per game (196). 7. J.T. O’Sullivan, Oakland: He led the NFL in interceptions and fumbles in the first half of the 2008 season as the starter in San Francisco. O’Sullivan has since thrown 11 passes in two seasons. 8. J.P. Losman, Seattle: Former first-round pick hasn’t thrown a meaningful NFL pass since 2008. He played for three NFL teams (Buffalo, Oakland and Seattle) and one UFL one (Las Vegas Locomotives) in past three years. 9. Chris Simms, Tennessee: He lost out to Bouman in a Ravens tryout three years ago. Simms has six completions in three seasons. 10. Patrick Ramsey, Minnesota: He’s been with nine teams in his nine-year career. But Ramsey hasn’t started a game since 2005 when he was with Washington.

Allen

They pulled a fast one on us, giving us damaged goods.

Pollard was the only brightspot in their secondary, hear he has issues catching the ball, but he will hit you!!

Well that just effin blows