Tornado700

I was just wondering if anyone here would like to see Ray Lewis become a part of this Raven organization, in some type of coaching capacity? Asst. linebackers coach, I wouldn't care what he did, as long as I could see Ray running up and down the sidelines- motivating these young players to play hard and willing them to win just like he used to do back in his day. This is something that I, as a fan, would love to see. So, I say yes. Agree or disagree and why?

Yes indeed. But, hopefully, he won't be another Brasheed Perriman.

I'm at a complete loss on who they take at 6 or draft back. Just saying here, but this Ezekiel Elliott guy looks like he can completely change an offense. He would put pressure on teams secondary's and LB's in worrying about the run. Another words, a game changer. He's also a very physical blocker. Joe would love this guy.

None of us were that familiar with Tray since he was a rookie last year, but after reading all the articles about him, it appears that not only was he a good guy but a player who would have probably been at the least, a starting nickel for the Ravens. It appears that Tray Walker was well liked by the Ravens entire organization. Rest in peace young man.

Who cares? This topic is about mourning his loss.

NICE.

$ 3 mil. There's the reason.

T- I remember Alex Hawkins well. Quite the comedian. For the past twenty years now, we've heard the joke about "and that's my story and I'm sticking with it. There is even a country song about it called "That's my story". Alex Hawkins told that story on the air as a color commentator during a Colts game.He said he stayed out all night playing poker, came home around 8 AM only to be met by his very angry wife. She asked him where he had been all night and he told her that he got in at around 3 and didn't want to wake her, so he slepped on the hammock out in the yard. She responded by saying that she had personally taken that hammock down a month ago and put it in the attic. Hawkins thought for a second or two and knowing he was caught said to her- "well that's my story and I'm sticking with it." He was a character.

Good call T. I seriously forgot the cable acquisition from Angelos. You're right- 1 Bil. Angelos is a shrewd win at all cost no matter what kind of guy. And in the long run, this hurts the team.

Congrats to Coach Kubiak. Good guy and he even gave Coach Harbs some props. at the end of the game. Carolina was supposed to win this game, but something inside told me otherwise.

Yes they did. The Dallas Cowboys. One other thing Spen: Carolina lost easily. Denver spanked them. Newton was neutered.

Wrong again T. The O's aren't worth anywhere near 1 Billlion. Not even close. Try around $ 550 Million. Ravens are though.

T- Angelos payed $173 mil. for the Orioles. I remember that very well.

I'm all in for resigning K.O. If Michael Oher can become a servicable L.T., then so can K.O. They have to grab any receiver who is in the top ten. I'm still not sold on Perryman. He scares me.

I think the 1st quarter and the second will be the key factor for Denver. If they can control the offensive talent of the Panthers in the first half, Denver will win, I predict. Carolina is explosive in those first two quarters. Keep it close, and I'm going with Peyton to win.

I know Carolina is favored by a TD or so, but something strange happened involving the Denver bus and a police motorcycle escort. The same exact thing happened to the Ravens bus enroute to the airport in 2001. Remember? No one was hurt in either accident, just some busted fenders. That;s why Denver has lady luck with them this year. I'm taking Broncos to beat the Panthers, 27 to 23.

Sound familiar? Like in 2001 when the same exact thing happened to the Ravens? Sideswiped a police car? That;s enough for me to put all my marbles in for the Broncos to win this game. Kharma, I believe it's called.