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Nice!!!! you two!! We/re looking at the Panthers Game.

I hear ya Va, its a shame that owners cave into to these silly demands after a player signs. Do we hear Ray Rice Bitch? he makes peanuts compared to other RB's.

Heres what I dont get, at the time he signed this contract, he was the highest paid safety in the league...He still has 3 more years left on that contract. Why is he fussing?? Ed, you're the best, we all love you, but you signed the deal, you honor the deal.

2. Will Anquan Boldin be the No. 1 receiver that Baltimore has lacked since Raymond Berry retired? The tricky part of Boldin finally escaping Arizona and Larry Fitzgerald's shadow is that while he definitely got a No. 1 receiver payday from Baltimore ($28 million over four years), he didn't really go to an offense that will be designed to showcase him in a clear-cut No. 1 role. The Cardinals threw the ball more than 62 percent of the time last season, and Baltimore's throw-run breakdown was around 52-48 percent. The Ravens are going to get Ray Rice his share of touches every game, and the third-year running back actually led the team in receptions last year with 78 for 702 yards. GALLERY: NEW QB-RECEIVER COMBOS IN 2010 When you factor in the Ravens re-signing veteran receiver Derrick Mason (73 catches for 1,028 yards in 2009), who has a well-established rapport with quarterback Joe Flacco, you could envision a scenario in which neither receiver dominates any particular game plan. So while Boldin might wind up Baltimore's top receiver, monster numbers are probably not on the horizon for him. Not with a Ravens ground game that rushed for 2,200 yards and 22 touchdowns last season. Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/don_banks/07/15/20.nfl.camp.questions/index.html#ixzz0uPe3Ng6R

Ed GReed

Welcome back bearcat.. Yeah, 1 week we going to have some battles, cant wait for week 2.

His SB prediction blows, but it was a nice read up to there.

Ohhhhhh, some more love, Im all giddy now... Seeing as NFL training camps across the league start in a little less than a week, I figured it was only natural for me to jump ahead all the way to the Super Bowl and predict which two teams will be lucky enough to compete in the big game and win Super Bowl XLV. First, I’m going to start with the loaded AFC. There are five or six teams in the AFC that could go on to win the Super Bowl and I would not be surprised in the least. The Colts, Patriots, Ravens, Chargers, Jets and even the Steelers who are only one season removed from winning it all have an equal shot at being crowned AFC champs. But there is one team in this group who stands out to me. They have a great mix of youth, athleticism and playoff experience. In addition, this team has added some great pieces this offseason through both the draft and free agency. Calm down all you Jets fans out there, I am not talking about you. I’m talking about the Baltimore Ravens. http://menversus.com/articles/My%20Super%20Prediction

"Anything less than a Super Bowl win, really, is a disappointment for us,'' veteran Ravens receiver Derrick Mason said in a recent radio interview. "I think we've done more than enough over the last three years to put ourselves in position to win a championship. To do all we've done and not come out of this thing with a championship would be disheartening, especially for me because I'm looking at one, two years tops before I leave. "I know a lot of the older guys on this team want to win a championship before they hang their cleats up. I just feel we are primed, and put together a great team. This is our opportunity to win a championship.'' MAN IM EFFIN CRANKED!!!!!

He was talking about the stadium in G-E-O-R-G-I-A..

Why are they for kids only?? I take great pride in my collection, as do my Sons..We got some dynamite items autographed..Its our hobby!!!!..And when i leave this planet, I hope my grandkids & kids make a boodle of money off of it, if the elect to sell it.. Im already scheming for next Saturday, I might get the grandson.....I will not be STOPPED!!!

7. Pittsburgh Steelers: OK, let's get this out of the way: Roethlisberger is a mess off the field and that's the reason the Steelers aren't ranked No. 4 overall, if not higher. His suspension means Byron Leftwich is the likely starter to open the season. Further, Roethlisberger has tarnished the incredible legacy he was in the midst of building. Yeah, he's unconventional and people like me have taken a long time to warm to how he plays, but he's a truly stunning player when you really look at the results, which include some dazzling playoff numbers. 11. Cincinnati Bengals: There was a time that Carson Palmer(notes) threw the ball like a Greek god and put up numbers to match. Age, injury and changes to the receiving corps have altered the view of Palmer, who now appears to be at something of a crossroads in his career. It's worth wondering whether Palmer, 30, will ever really deliver on his promise or whether his career will get swallowed up by the swirling vortex of suckage that is the Bengals organization. 13. Baltimore Ravens: For those who doubted then-rookie Joe Flacco(notes) two years ago (yeah, yeah, that would include me), he has done a fabulous job as the starter. Now that he has a deep and diverse receiving corps (hello, Anquan Boldin(notes)), there's a chance that the defensive-minded Ravens might actually become an offensive team. Hey, Ray Lewis(notes) can't play forever, even if he thinks he can. 31. Cleveland Browns: The Browns purged the roster of Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn early in the offseason and then got Jake Delhomme(notes) and drafted Colt McCoy(notes). In short, they got an older (albeit more accomplished) version of the wild-armed Anderson and a guy with far less physical presence than Quinn. McCoy is the future, but he's unlikely to play this season. And if McCoy doesn't put on at least 20 pounds, opposing defensive linemen are going to snap him like a chicken wing when he finally does play. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AsEZibN2JUJEpSXIEKMnyS7sYNAF?slug=jc-qbrankings051810

OK, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. I guess I just jumped to conclusions, with his bout as a head coach with the Skids...

I dont get it...But this time they cant blame a decision from George on their no-show.

Jim Zorn Quarterbacks Coach This worries me to no end, Zorn was not that good of a QB himself, I really dont see how he can assist Joe. But if somehow, Zorn is a non factor and we do accomplish what we all think Joe can accomplish with some weapons, We will be attending a parade in February.

So if your an alchy, you can go to the bar, but cant go beyond the rope which is 10ft away from the bar..Good luck getting a drink.

CB Travis Fisher: September 12, 1979 Christ, Ive been married longer than hes been alive!!..Hell my daughter is a day older than him

Its not fair, Im a kid at heart..Its my/our hobby..Im taking my kids to camp, I cant help they are 26 & 20, none of us can get autographs.

Hey, what do you know, the new cap is leaking.

The National League = NFC in Football JV

Gawd that Bengals helmet is FUGLY, ruined the entire ticket.

Dont they have a Ravens Rookies Section, in the end closest to the players entrance..Im sure they do.. And Papa is right, absolutely no adults allowed in the area with their kids..Im sorry but I dont know a heck of alot of parents that would let their 6 year old wonder off 50 yards away.. 1 item autographed per child, yagaddabeshiddingme!!! Why dont they just say, NO AUTOGRAPHS!!

This is the work of SAFE Gastapo!!!!

But you know it's the right thing to do. No its not..

This makes no sense, ages are from 6-16, Im sorry but my Sons at 16 were 6'2" and 200 lbs.. I hope this backfires on them.