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This is why this game is going to be so good. Both teams have progressed a lot since October The game is not going to be good..LOOK who they finished the season with, they handpicked the 8 worst teams in the NFL.

This so-called streak that the Fins have went on to end the season..Not 1 playoff team did they play.. Buffalo,Denver,Seattle,Oakland, New England,Rams,Bills,49ers,Chiefs and the Jets.. WOW Tomorrows game puts as much concern into me as the game we faced the Raiders *** I'm stupid for thinking this game is easy ***

What makes you think that the Fins D will hold our D to 10 points Joey Puscey Porter??? Gimme abreak, the Ravens will have 10 on the board in the first 8 minutes..Wait til we get to the 4th quarter, thats where the Ravens punish teams and put them away, just ask Dallas.

Think they'd give me a little ole 300,000 to bail me out?

Whats his bonus for Super Bowl MVP?

Very good BA..Im somewhere in that ballpark with my prediction also. I echo your thoughts to a tee. I hear the talk on the radio of Joe and his lack of playoff experience. What playoff experience did Dan Marino have in 1983-84? The only reason Miami is in the playoffs is because they backed in while NE stumbled in the beginning of the year, that sets up nicely for US. 41-3 Ravens

Real good read there..Cant believe that Billick wasnt more sympathetic towards Rolles condition last year. Please, somebody show me a pair of 400.00 jeans.

8000 tickets left over for the Vikes-Eagles game..

Wasn't there a emoticon for Joey?

Bullshit

Nice..But I dont need a reminder of how this is exactly like the 2000 team.I stated it earlier, it takes 3 pieces of the pie to make this team a success, Defense (check) Special Teams (Check) and a mid pack Offence (Check) What do you think, a new design?

MIAMI -- Six weeks into the season, the Miami Dolphins still looked a lot like a punchline. They were 2-4, last in the AFC East and licking their wounds after being manhandled by the Baltimore Ravens. That defeat made it 22 losses in 25 games, and as coach Tony Sparano bemoaned deficiencies in blocking and tackling, it seemed the rebuilding project under the new Bill Parcells regime might take several seasons. Now, Miami is the NFL's most improbable playoff entrant and three wins from the Super Bowl. With a rookie coach, a castoff quarterback and a roster low on star power, the Dolphins (11-5) have won nine of their past 10 games to claim the AFC East title and make the postseason for the first time since 2001. Their reward in the first round Sunday: another crack at Baltimore. more

NICE HOSE!!!

Jets job wasnt so good for Donnie Henderson.. Rex is just fine right here, we have the making of a dynasty.

Guess no one saw Willis on ConCast this morning?? He said the same thing I thought, they took snipets from the entire interview..Willis says he loves it here and wants to finish his career here. The tape recorder is a deadly weapon.

"Should the Ravens win, she can not successfully follow this up with "Rat's vs Redneck Hillbilly's" next week without our help." Rats vs Lets bang our sisters gang

Hell yeah I have..Pete Rose charges 3000.00 an hour to sign autographs..Dan Marino charges 175.00 per autograph and dosent it figure, I got Marino's autograph 10 times in 1996-1998..And now I came acrossed an Authentic Jersey, that I must have his Autograph on.

The last time the Ravens stopped by Dolphin Stadium, purple and black didn’t just dot the stands - they were more like big splashes of color. Baltimore won that contest 27-13 to the delight of the many fans, friends and family in attendance, who at times were louder than the sparse set of Miami Dolphins supporters. And while the Ravens don’t expect the same massive support this Sunday when they begin their playoff push against the Dolphins, playing in a hostile environment has not been a problem for them all season. For a team that had a history of road woes in the past, the Ravens have more than made up for their troubles this year. Through an 11-5 campaign, Baltimore has gone 5-3 away from M&T Bank Stadium. The Ravens’ offense has performed even better in those situations, averaging 342.0 yards per game in a foreign atmosphere and 294.1 yards per contest in Charm City. A main driver of that success is rookie quarterback Joe Flacco. He has thrown 10 touchdowns to only five interceptions, completing 64.5 percent of his attempts and posting a 91.7 passer rating (third-best in the NFL) away from home. more

OWINGS MILLS -- It's the NFL playoffs, a time when the pressure is far greater than it is at any time during the regular season, a situation a rookie might find difficult to handle. But all season long, first-year Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco has shown a calm demeanor even through the worst of times. His teammates and coaches don't see him getting rattled when the Ravens play the Dolphins in Miami on Sunday in first round playoff action. "Joe is one of those gifted ones, Joe is going to be special," said linebacker Ray Lewis, who has seen a lot of quarterbacks in his 13 years in the NFL. "You see that in his demeanor when he's on the football field. The kid has a calm, humble spirit about himself." He said there are a lot of quarterbacks who might make a bad play and can't let it go, but Flacco is not like that. "When he steps on the field, good or bad, Joe is always Joe," Lewis said. more

I was!!! :P But I dont care how many beers are in me, I aint eating deer meat..

Fair Enough, I disagree with JJ...How can anyone shoot a defenseless animal? then gut it..

All day, just to piss my partner off, hes younger than myself and the faggot listens to 101.9..Not on my 9 hr watch he aint

Haloti Ngata 6pm Friday Jan 2 6pm Jimmy's Seafood in Dundalk.

It was, congrats..Whodathunk a Bengal even mentioned with defense.