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Wasn't it old man Pete that beat the Ravens here before? Hope we get a chance to see Tony Pike. I seen him a few times last season with Cincinnati. Kid had a nice arm and at 6-6 can see over trucks.

I think they really come out of the draft thinking that the drunk kid that went down the stairs was going to give them something from the other side.

They did nothing to help the O-line out. I thought for sure they would come out in max to give Joe time but they never did. They were beating us with just 4 down linemen. You keep Heap in, you run your WRs deep, you get Ray to chip someone on his way out for short passes. Or, you run the ball. Ray was 4.9 a pop!

I dont buy it. I understand we didn't play a good game so if we played such a poor game and still took the lead. These guys busted their ass to get that lead, and they to let the other team cheat to win. Nope, ain't buying it. If #37 pushed White down on the ground like that there would have been flag all the way back to the front office in NY. And if that was Mason catching that ball on the sidelines like that, they wouldn't even looked at it. They would have said no catch. You can call me craven if you want but what you seen in that was the face in the NFL, and they didn't want him to get beat while most of the world was watching.

10 points? Really?

I think the Ravens have more weapons. If we start useing them and get Rice into the game, they could be the best team going. I just worry about our D stopping the run and White flying down the field, if he is healthy.

Jim Brown is #1 and Johnny U is #2

Just don't see it being the end of the world. What I seen was guys missing tackles, not wraping up. One thing bothered me from camp was the lack of speed, and that was something the Bill's wideouts had, speed. Some of them looked like they were already on their week off, some just looked tired. Look back and see what they did. I would be tired. I think they also took the Bills to lightly. Never take any team lightly. I worry about facing Brandon Marshall and Roddy White.

What about that OC that won the Super Bowl for us?!

Any one know who or what his 2nd, 3rd or even 4th read is? There are things wrong with Joe, he is only in his 3rd season. But he has to start throwing the ball down the field more often. He has a hard time reading cover 2. We don't know what his reads are, can't see someone from ESPN or any media outlet knowing. They would have to be talking to someone inside to know.

We didnt play our best game. Joe needs to keep putting the ball down the field. I dont think they put their foot on the gas, like they were ok with the ten points. I even felt the John Harbs feared stepping on the gas. You had a chance to say something with 4th on inches to go.

windy up there tomorrow

Like TC is saying, their tight-ends. If they are going to beat us it will have to be with them, and that is what they will try to do. They will do their best to get Hernandez on Landry.

when was the last time they lost at home?!

but it didnt happen. Seems that some coach kicked some balls around to see that there would be none of that this year!

If it were me, I wouldn't play Reed until after the week off, unless he is really needed. Same with anyone that can come back with the Bills coming in town. As for the playoffs/ As I said, we have not seen the best from this team yet.

Like Ravens teammate Michael Oher(notes), McClain took an unlikely path to the pros which required passion, perseverance and the overcoming of obstacles. In Hollywood pitch-meeting terms, think “The Blind Side” meets “The Pursuit of Happyness,” with a touch of the “Rocky” movies (which McClain ritualistically watches to get pumped up before games). “My life has been one boxing match after another,” McClain says. “No matter what gets thrown at me, I keep fighting.” Raised in north Philadelphia, McClain was a Golden Gloves fighter from the fourth grade on; local legend Joe Frazier gave him his first pair of boxing shorts. McClain’s father was incarcerated for much of Jameel’s childhood, and his family struggled with poverty. There were periods of homelessness, and for an extended stretch Jameel, his three siblings and his mother lived in a Salvation Army rescue shelter. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AnsqzjMAIbV8uc6NAy.YqG5DubYF?slug=ms-fridayofferings100810

man, we are fans of one bad ass team!

AP source: Vikes get Moss from Patriots in trade http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AjZiHt0KLQWVu5vc0HM1xkM5nYcB?slug=ap-patriots-vikingstrade

Ravens Waive Prince Miller http://blogs.baltimoreravens.com/2010/10/05/ravens-waive-prince-miller/

Ravens Sign Scott Kooistra -- Tue Oct 5, 2010 --from FFMastermind.com The National Football Post reports the Baltimore Ravens have signed OG/OT Scott Kooistra. He was added to the roster after trying out earlier today along with offensive linemen Jake Grove, Brett Romberg, Nick Leckey, Kynan Forney and Kirk Chambers. The Ravens tried out OG Donald Thomas and OT Quinn Ojinnaka on Monday. Kooistra is a 6-foot-6, 335-pound former Cincinnati Bengals seventh-round draft pick from North Carolina State.

Seahawks Acquire Marshawn Lynch; Release Julius Jones -- Tue Oct 5, 2010 --from FFMastermind.com Fox Sports' Jay Glazer reports the Seattle Seahawks have acquired RB Marshawn Lynch from the Buffalo Bills in return for a 4th-round draft pick in 2011 and a conditional draft pick in 2012. NBC Sports adds the Seahawks have released RB Julius Jones.

Vikings Working to Acquire Randy Moss -- Tue Oct 5, 2010 --from FFMastermind.com FOXSports's Jay Glazer reports the Minnesota Vikings and New England Patriots have been in serious trade talks and are very close to a deal that would send All-Pro WR Randy Moss back to the team that drafted him. However, Patriots sources say the deal is contigent upon Moss working out a contract with the Vikings. All sides are still trying to hammer out the contract Tuesday.

DVR Alert! The Ravens-Steelers game was chosen as Game of the Week and will be replayed tonight at 9:15PM EST on NFL Network. The replay will be enhanced with sideline sound, post-game press conferences and locker room coverage.

They know and we know they can run the, it is there, just have to get back in it's place. This team will not hit it's mark, stride, whatever you call it till mid-season.