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:lol: This is so funny! This is the best the media has to run with! Who gives a crap.

1. Who is the hottest team? This is like picking between a hot iron and charcoal. Either way, it’s going to hurt. Indianapolis has won nine straight games. The Miami Dolphins have won eight of nine. Pittsburgh has won six of seven. San Diego has won four straight. However, the nod goes to the Baltimore Ravens, who have won five of six and have rebounded from a 2-3 start. Those three losses were to Pittsburgh, Tennessee and Indianapolis. In the closing weeks, Baltimore won with the pressure on in Dallas and against Jacksonville, and came within inches of beating Pittsburgh. Impressive stuff. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ArLU...o&type=lgns

Dinner on Dee!

Troy Smith would buy them!

I had a great time this season with all my 250 teams! :lol:

So true! Don't go jumping up and down about the Chargers and LT, Denver has a way of making teams look good!

That can start here and there but he doesn't suck.

Ivy has a bigger mouth, I don't think I have to say anything about his play. Go back watch some games and see who was shutting down that 3rd guy or TE.

-2.5 to -3.0

Me 3! Walker has done a hell of job.

That is so funny! :lol: What a great happy go fun day! Just win and your in!

I think Phil will have a hard time getting the same type of NFL job at this point. I didn't think that Crennel was a good pick to start with, just as bad as Notre Dame. Maybe Billick can get a job in Cleveland now?! :lol:

I understand that he had a lot of good thing to say about Baltimore, both teams and their fans. At this point he can not say the Refs were wrong!

Was asking before. Do you think he has done enough to get it? Good to be back into the playoffs.

Don't always believe what Adam Shefter is saying. I wouldn't put Jim Haslett out of the picture. How many caoches are going to jump at the chance at coaching the Rams? They will have a new owner soon, maybe a move, who know it could be back to LA.

You can't leave that guy out. Justin Bannan. Jameel McClain, and even most say no but Frank Walker did a very good job at times.

Ed Reed Derrick Mason & La'Ron McClain(TIE). Awards like these are girlie things, like the Pro Bowl. I like this team a lot. It has some big names on it but there is not one player that stucks out looking like a Hollywood star. This is a team. I think they should give the MVP to Jason Brown.

Which one makes you look thiner?

Next season? Who won all the games that were played?

Merry Christmas to all........you know the rest.

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JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Practice Report DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday RB Maurice Jones-Drew (knee) BALTIMORE RAVENS Practice Report OUT (DEFINITELY WILL NOT PLAY) Wednesday LB Antwan Barnes (chest), WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday T Willie Anderson (foot), LB Jarret Johnson (calf), WR Derrick Mason (neck, shoulder), DE Trevor Pryce (illness), S Ed Reed (thigh), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), T Adam Terry (knee), CB Fabian Washington (toe) LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday WR Yamon Figurs (head), RB Ray Rice (calf)

SPECIAL TEAMS: P SAM KOCH, BALTIMORE RAVENS Koch was a major factor on Baltimore’s special teams unit in a 33-24 win against the Cowboys as the Ravens push for a AFC playoff berth. The third-year veteran punted five times for 261 yards (52.2 average), including two punts inside the 20-yard line and a long of 61 yards. Koch’s most significant play of the night came late in the third quarter on a Ravens’ fourth-and-six. Koch, who was the holder for a field goal at the Cowboys’ 22-yard line, took the snap and gained nine yards on a fake field goal for a crucial first down. Koch’s first down run led to a Ravens score two plays later, on a 13-yard TD toss from quarterback JOE FLACCO to wide receiver DERRICK MASON. Koch ranks fourth in the AFC with a 45.3 average and leads the AFC with 33 punts inside the 20-yard line.

STORYLINE: “We’ve got one more game to get!” So says Ravens All-Star LB TERRELL SUGGS. Baltimore could join Atlanta (MIKE SMITH/QB MATT RYAN) as the teams to make the 2008 playoffs with rookie head coaches and rookie quarterbacks – the Ravens’ JOHN HARBAUGH and QB JOE FLACCO. With a win or other scenarios, Baltimore clinches a playoff spot. They can be in the postseason even before they take the field if New England loses to Buffalo in their 1:00 PM game. But that won’t stop the Ravens from going full bore, as they always do. No less an authority than LB RAY LEWIS attests to that. “The only thing we can think about is a 60-minute game against Jacksonville,” says the All-Star. “When we finish that one, then we can think about the playoffs.”