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Agreed. At last someone with some common sense.. In the age of football offense, there are times when your offense has to win games for you. This was a game where we needed 35 points ( and yes we had opportunities ) but failed to pull it off. It was an offensive failure. Since many here give so much credit for Ravens wins, it only serves to reason that he should get blame for Ravens losses.

Sorry that that's Steve Spagnuolo.

How many years ago was that and where has he been since then.

Blame Spagnola. This guy has been a failure everywhere he's gone.

Quote from Torrey Smith when asked why he was not on the field during the last series - " That's something coach and I will have to address. I don't know when I am supposed to be going and when I am not supposed to be going. I'll let coach handle it. ". That does not sound like injury.

Make no mistake about it, this was a shootout and Joe Flacco fell short while Rivers did not. That's it in a nutshell.

Then ditch Harbaugh and hire rex as HC.

When asked why he was not on the field during the last Ravens series, Torrey Smith said that decision was up to the coach. Is this Harbaugh's Doghouse again? Does this mean that Harbaugh thinks his ego is bigger than the team's needs? Is Harbaugh out of control....... again?

The offense did not do its' job today. At critical momentum changing points, this offense fell short. I mean how do you flatten out after a Jacoby Jones 72 yard kickoff return? Where is the killer instinct?

C'mon Dee. I'm dealing with a nutcase here. This guy wants a fight and I don't feel like fighting and like some 4 year old he can't just let it go because he's gotta have the last word to feel in control no matter how stupid it looks. Administrator or not, this guy needs some serious help.

That pretty much sums it up. A bit of advice - it's always best to S.T.F.U. instead of digging a deeper hole for yourself with more and more mindless drivel.

Sooooooo it's DC " the mindless driveler ". OK sounds right, I can go with that.

Wha.. ? No one wants a conversation with you. You're on another planet. Lemme repeat this - I don't do drivel - you're driveling........... again.

Let it go swabby. Let it go.

You don't really want conversation and I don't do mindless drivel. Not grounds for any kind of discourse.

You need a shovel.

More perfume - more " S ". Of course there're other onerous contracts in the league but none more burdensome to their respective teams than those listed in the article. Joe Flacco with his contract is there front and center and is by far the most burdensome to the Ravens hands down no if ands or buts.

Are you crying?

Not a losing season, but what's his record since he signed the huge $$$ contract? Not very good. The excuses have increased but the wins against good teams have diminished.

Sorry chief, but at some point you're gonna have to cut the crap and stop trying to put perfume on " S ". Burdensome is a helluva lot closer to not worth it than even tolerable. Like the man said, cut your losses now - it's the smart thing to do.

That's short sighted. When contract is discussed, as in the article, the entirety of the contract is considered.

Joe Flacco's contract is the biggest and easily the most burdensome. So onerous, he made an ESPN article about onerous NFL contracts. Now that's impressive.

The article is not about Ngata, Webb, or Suggs. The article is about Joe Flacco's contract and 5 other NFL contracts that have become burdensome to their respective clubs. Any reinterpretation on your part will not change that fact.

So then, you now agree that Joe Flacco's contract is burdensome and will have a negative effect on future personnel decisions?

The title of the ESPN article by way of Bleacher Report is " Cutler's Onerous Contract And 5 Others Like It ". Anything defined as " onerous " is not a good thing.