cravnravn

Why, because of one lucky play??? please, Suggs is going to fuck Ben up

LMAO!!!

12-10 Ravens, Jamal Charles is a premiere back in the league, WE SHUT HIM DOWN, we adjusted because we had not seen him before. We know Mendenhall, we ended his season 2 years ago, we've held him to 3.1 yards a carry in 94 attempts..With the way Suggs is playing, I dont know Cleet I think you will be shocked..

GET IT CRANKIN!!!

Oh I know, but they usually come along and blame it on "red tide"..This is the first time I ever heard of cold killing 2 million fish. On another note, that really struck me as odd, while on vacation in Ft Myers, every morning there were numerous(too many to count) dead baby horseshoe crabs washed up on the beach..I even asked some of the locals about it and they had no explanation..Horseshoe crabs a tad bigger than baseballs were everywhere on the beach.

I deleted it and Im back to normal, lightening speed..

Just as long as T-Sizz wraps the Big Oaf up, last time Oaf, shuck T-Sizz off like a rag doll.

http://twitpic.com/3pfkwx

BALTIMORE, Md. -- Joe Flacco doesn't care. He doesn't care he's one of five quarterbacks, along with the Los Angeles Rams' Pat Haden (1976-78), Miami's Dan Marino (1983-85) and Cleveland's Bernie Kosar (1985-87) and Otto Graham (1950-52), to start a playoff game in each of his first three seasons in NFL history. "It doesn't really mean anything to me," he said. "At the end of my career when I'm all done, hopefully there are some things that are a little better than that. Hopefully, I can be one of a couple of guys to win multiple Super Bowls rather than just make the playoffs." Will Joe Flacco be the one to help Baltimore end its Pittsburgh postseason blues? (AP) Flacco has won 36 games, including the playoffs, during the first three years of his career, equaling the post-NFL-AFL 1970 merger record set by Marino. But when Flacco leads the Ravens (13-4) into Heinz Field, surrounded by an expected capacity crowd of more than 65,000, he and the Ravens will face an opponent perhaps even more daunting on Saturday afternoon at 4:30 than the six-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers (12-4). They'll be against history, 40 years of it. For Flacco to supplant Marino atop the record book, he and the Ravens must accomplish a feat no team from Baltimore -- not the Orioles or the Colts -- has ever done. They'll have to eliminate a Pittsburgh team from the playoffs. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/14537151/flacco-baltimore-again-face-pittsburgh-roadblock

Thank You!!! I got to meet Sock a few times, he was a hell of a guy, when my Dad got Sick, I turned to Sock on occasions and discussed different Meds that Sock was on, and relay it back to my Dad...I KNOW, he and my Dad will be watching the game Saturday, just hope my Dad dosent do the Ravens "CAW CAW CAW!!!"

Nice

Anyone have it?, anyone having issues with it? Im not sure how I downloaded it, but ever since this past weekend, it really slowed down my PC...This morning I couldnt open any IE or Firefox pages, after about 20 minutes I got a pop up stating that Google Chrome was having problems loading..I went in and deleted Chrome, because I really dont know how it got on my computer.

Brrrrrrrrr, that just looks bone chillin cold..

The Steelers are 4-4 at home in their past eight postseason games. Really??? Wow

Stat of the Week This is not a convoluted stat, but then again, Baltimore-Pittsburgh is not a convoluted rivalry. When the Ravens and Steelers meet Saturday in the AFC divisional playoff round, it will be their eighth meeting in 28 months. Think about that for a second: three games in 2008, two in 2009, three in 2010. In inverse order, here are the scores. Amazing: last four each decided by a field goal. 2010 Steelers, 13-10 Ravens, 17-14 2009 Steelers, 23-20 Ravens, 20-17 2008 Steelers, 23-14 Steelers, 13-9 Steelers, 23-20 Baltimore by 3 and 3. Pittsburgh by 3, 3, 9, 4 and 3. Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/peter_king/01/09/wild-card/index.html#ixzz1AdydvnZM

Gave me chills seeing those links..

to Cam Cameron? He's caught our wrath all season, but it sure looked like yesterday that he turned to page 2 in the play book.

My bad, OK Mike you back to being a good guy http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/bs-sp-ravens-chiefs-report-card-0110-20110109,0,204448.story And too further add here, Joe scrambling adds an extra threat, something that Pittsburgh usually beats us with, a scramble by Ben usually gets them in field goal range.

Hes back to being a OK Guy Edited for stupidity on my part for not listening and understanding properly..

Unbelieveable..Bazooka Joe, definately took the next step.