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NOTES JAGUARS: Since ’06, team is 16-4 (.800) when gaining 150+ rush yards…QB DAVID GARRARD has career-best 3,493 passing yards in ’08 & needs 148 yards to surpass MARK BRUNELL (3,640 in 2000) for 2nd-most passing yards in franchise history. In past 2, Garrard has completed 49 of 74 passes (66.2 pct.) for 567 yards with 3 TDs vs. 1 INT & 97.1 passer rating…RB MAURICE JONES-DREW has career-high in receptions (61) & yards (555) in ’08. Jones-Drew (12) needs 3 rush TDs to surpass FRED TAYLOR (14 in ’98) for most rush TDs in season in Jaguars history. Jones-Drew (14) needs 3 TDs to tie Taylor (17 in ’98) for most TDs in season in franchise history…Since ’07, WR REGGIE WILLIAMS leads team with 13 TD receptions (10 in ’07, 3 in ’08). In past 2, WR DENNIS NORTHCUTT has totaled 13 rec. for 228 receiving yards (17.5 avg.) with 2 TDs & aims for 3rd consecutive game with 100+ yards…LB DARYL SMITH leads team with 130 tackles… RAVENS: Club clinches playoff berth with win…Club has won 8 of past 10. Club aims for 5th consecutive win against Jaguars at home…In past 10, rookie QB JOE FLACCO (1st round, No. 18) has completed 150 of 261 passes (57.5 pct.) for 1,830 yards with 13 TDs vs. 5 INTs & 87.8 passer rating…In last meeting vs. Jax. (w/Bills on 11/26/06), RB WILLIS MC GAHEE posted 2 rush TDs. McGahee (108) & Pro Bowl FB LE’ RON MC CLAIN (139) totaled 247 rush yards last week. McClain leads team with 9 TDs (8 rush, 1 rec.)…Since ’03, WR DERRICK MASON ranks 2nd in NFL with 522 receptions (TORRY HOLT, 557). Mason (9,984) needs 16 receiving yards to reach 10,000 for career. Mason (960) needs 40 yards to reach 1,000 for 7th season in career. WR MARK CLAYTON averages career-high 15.3 yards per catch in ’08 (37 rec., 567 yards)…Club ranks 1st in NFL with 24 INTs…Since ’02, Pro Bowl S ED REED leads NFL with 41 INTs & has 6 in past 5…Ravens have not allowed RB to gain 100+ rush yards in 34 games (longest current streak in NFL)…Pro Bowl LB TERRELL SUGGS aims for 5th in row with at least half sack.

Le'Ron McClain FedEx Ground Player of the Week http://www.nfl.com/partner?partnerType=pla...-air-and-ground _____________________________________________________ Defensive Player of the Week Ed Reed http://www.nfl.com/partner?partnerType=players-defense ________________________________________________ Has Ed Reed done enough this season to be named DPOY?

We could look very different come next season

Would like to see him back here with us! Harris resigns, takes fall for Jaguars’ woes JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)—James “Shack” Harris’ first personnel move set the tone for his tenure in Jacksonville. His last two sealed his fate. Harris resigned as the team’s personnel chief Tuesday, taking the fall for a franchise that flopped this season and avoiding what might have been an embarrassing return to Baltimore this weekend. “With the way we played last year and then coming back this year and having a below-average season, I didn’t think it was going to go as far as Shack, but it has,” defensive end Paul Spicer said. “It’s affected a lot of guys, a lot of lives, a lot of families. A lot of people’s lives have been changed.” Coach Jack Del Rio already told strength and conditioning coach Mark Asanovich he would not return for a seventh season, likely the scapegoat for all of Jacksonville’s injuries problems in 2008. Veteran guards Tutan Reyes and Charles Spencer were waived Monday. Defensive coordinator Gregg Williams and special teams coordinator Joe DeCamillis could be gone, too. Other changes could come after the season finale. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=ApJj...p&type=lgns

Why are the Jets even being talked about? They have to win and they need help just to get into the playoffs. The only team I would not like to play is Indy, and if you look that far a head it just might be that in the AFC Championship game. A win in Miami then off to beat the Titans. Indy will out-score Denver but can they beat the Stealers twice in one season in Stealer land?

It's ture but not true. It would have to be extremely cold for it not to snow, extremely!

Having a party at 6:PM Sunday. Family and friends...........all Raven fans!

What a fuckin picture! Is he smiling like that?

I'll turn the sound up for Steve.

You see we are sending a LB on a delay.

We get the ball at the start of the half!

That is what I want to see, #71 getting into it!

Try this instead......Why is Ivy in the NFL?

If I had a drink at the the time! :lol: That is good.

You throw the shoe! http://www.sockandawe.com/

Holding # 90 all over that long pass!

Ravens-Cowboys inactives Ravens: Todd Bouman (third QB), WR Terrance Cooper, WR Marcus Maxwell, RB Ray Rice, T Oniel Cousins, G David Hale and TE Edgar Jones. Cowboys: Brooks Bollinger (third QB), CB Allan Ball, CB Courtney Brown, RB Alonzo Coleman, LB Bobby Carpenter, G Montrae Holland, G Joe Berger and WR Isaiah Stanback.

If so he will do fine. It seems the zones screw him up.

BALTIMORE RAVENS Status Report OUT WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) QUESTIONABLE S Ed Reed (thigh), RB Ray Rice (calf), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), CB Fabian Washington (thigh) PROBABLE T Willie Anderson (ankle), T Jared Gaither (illness), P Sam Koch (back), WR Derrick Mason (shoulder), K Matt Stover (right ankle), LB Terrell Suggs (thigh), T Adam Terry (knee) Practice Report OUT (DEFINITELY WILL NOT PLAY) Wednesday WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) Thursday WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) Friday WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday T Jared Gaither (illness), S Ed Reed (thigh), CB Fabian Washington (thigh) Thursday S Ed Reed (thigh) LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday T Willie Anderson (ankle), WR Derrick Mason (shoulder), RB Ray Rice (calf), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), K Matt Stover (right ankle) Thursday T Willie Anderson (ankle), WR Derrick Mason (shoulder), RB Ray Rice (calf), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), K Matt Stover (right ankle), T Adam Terry (knee), CB Fabian Washington (thigh) Friday WR Derrick Mason (shoulder), S Ed Reed (thigh), RB Ray Rice (calf), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), K Matt Stover (right ankle), CB Fabian Washington (thigh) FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday LB Terrell Suggs (thigh) Thursday T Jared Gaither (illness), P Sam Koch (back), LB Terrell Suggs (thigh) Friday T Willie Anderson (ankle), T Jared Gaither (illness), P Sam Koch (back), LB Terrell Suggs (thigh), T Adam Terry (knee) DALLAS COWBOYS Status Report OUT LB Bobby Carpenter (knee, calf), G Montrae Holland (ankle) DOUBTFUL CB Alan Ball (ankle) QUESTIONABLE RB Marion Barber (toe) PROBABLE WR Miles Austin (knee), S Tra Battle (hamstring), S Keith Davis (knee, neck), S Ken Hamlin (foot), CB Adam Jones (neck), QB Tony Romo (back), WR Isaiah Stanback (shoulder), WR Roy Williams (foot), TE Jason Witten (ankle) Practice Report DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday CB Alan Ball (ankle), RB Marion Barber (toe), LB Bobby Carpenter (knee, calf), S Ken Hamlin (finger), G Montrae Holland (ankle) Thursday CB Alan Ball (ankle), RB Marion Barber (toe), LB Bobby Carpenter (knee, calf), S Keith Davis (knee, neck), S Ken Hamlin (finger), G Montrae Holland (ankle) Friday CB Alan Ball (ankle), RB Marion Barber (toe), LB Bobby Carpenter (knee, calf), G Montrae Holland (ankle) LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday S Tra Battle (hamstring), S Keith Davis (knee, neck), CB Adam Jones (neck), QB Tony Romo (back), WR Roy Williams (foot) Friday S Ken Hamlin (foot) FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday WR Miles Austin (knee), WR Isaiah Stanback (shoulder), TE Jason Witten (ankle) Thursday WR Miles Austin (knee), S Tra Battle (hamstring), CB Adam Jones (neck), QB Tony Romo (back), WR Isaiah Stanback (shoulder), WR Roy Williams (foot), TE Jason Witten (ankle) Friday WR Miles Austin (knee), S Tra Battle (hamstring), S Keith Davis (knee, neck), CB Adam Jones (neck), QB Tony Romo (back), WR Isaiah Stanback (shoulder), WR Roy Williams (foot), TE Jason Witten (ankle)

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BALTIMORE RAVENS Practice Report OUT (DEFINITELY WILL NOT PLAY) Wednesday WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) Thursday WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday T Jared Gaither (illness), S Ed Reed (thigh), CB Fabian Washington (thigh) Thursday S Ed Reed (thigh) LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday T Willie Anderson (ankle), WR Derrick Mason (shoulder), RB Ray Rice (calf), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), K Matt Stover (right ankle) Thursday T Willie Anderson (ankle), WR Derrick Mason (shoulder), RB Ray Rice (calf), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), K Matt Stover (right ankle), T Adam Terry (knee), CB Fabian Washington (thigh) FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday LB Terrell Suggs (thigh) Thursday T Jared Gaither (illness), P Sam Koch (back), LB Terrell Suggs (thigh) DALLAS COWBOYS Practice Report DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday CB Alan Ball (ankle), RB Marion Barber (toe), LB Bobby Carpenter (knee, calf), S Ken Hamlin (finger), G Montrae Holland (ankle) Thursday CB Alan Ball (ankle), RB Marion Barber (toe), LB Bobby Carpenter (knee, calf), S Keith Davis (knee, neck), S Ken Hamlin (finger), G Montrae Holland (ankle) LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday S Tra Battle (hamstring), S Keith Davis (knee, neck), CB Adam Jones (neck), QB Tony Romo (back), WR Roy Williams (foot) FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday WR Miles Austin (knee), WR Isaiah Stanback (shoulder), TE Jason Witten (ankle) Thursday WR Miles Austin (knee), S Tra Battle (hamstring), CB Adam Jones (neck), QB Tony Romo (back), WR Isaiah Stanback (shoulder), WR Roy Williams (foot), TE Jason Witten (ankle)

BALTIMORE RAVENS at DALLAS COWBOYS on Saturday night BALTIMORE RAVENS Practice Report OUT (DEFINITELY WILL NOT PLAY) Wednesday WR Marcus Maxwell (hip) DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday T Jared Gaither (illness), S Ed Reed (thigh), CB Fabian Washington (thigh) LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday T Willie Anderson (ankle), WR Derrick Mason (shoulder), RB Ray Rice (calf), CB Samari Rolle (ankle), K Matt Stover (right ankle) FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday LB Terrell Suggs (thigh) DALLAS COWBOYS Practice Report DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN PRACTICE Wednesday CB Alan Ball (ankle), RB Marion Barber (toe), LB Bobby Carpenter (knee, calf), S Ken Hamlin (finger), G Montrae Holland (ankle) LIMITED PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday S Tra Battle (hamstring), S Keith Davis (knee, neck), CB Adam Jones (neck), QB Tony Romo (back), WR Roy Williams (foot) FULL PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE Wednesday WR Miles Austin (knee), WR Isaiah Stanback (shoulder), TE Jason Witten (ankle)

ROOKIE QB TANDEM: The two quarterbacks selected in the first round of this year’s NFL Draft -- MATT RYAN (Atlanta, No. 3) and JOE FLACCO (Baltimore, No. 18) -- are two weeks away from becoming one of the most prolific rookie quarterback tandems in history. As starters since Kickoff Weekend, Ryan (9-5) and Flacco (9-5) have led their clubs to a combined 18-10 (.643) record and have thrown for a combined 5,671 yards (Ryan, 3,146; Flacco, 2,525). With at least one win in their four remaining combined starts, they would finish the season with the highest combined winning percentage (at least .594) by two rookie quarterbacks in the Super Bowl era (since 1966). With a combined 247 yards passing over the season’s final two weeks, Flacco and Ryan also will have the most passing yards ever in a season by a rookie tandem. The highest combined season winning percentage by two rookie quarterbacks in the Super Bowl era (minimum eight starts each): YEAR QUARTERBACKS W-L PCT. 1983 John Elway/Dan Marino 11-8 .579 1979 Steve Fuller/Phil Simms 12-11 .522 2006 Matt Leinart/Vince Young 12-12 .500 2006 Bruce Gradkowski/Vince Young 11-13 .458 2003 Kyle Boller/Byron Leftwich 10-12 .455 2008 Joe Flacco/Matt Ryan 18-10 .643* * 14 starts each The most combined passing yards by two rookie quarterbacks in a season (all-time): YEAR QUARTERBACKS COMBINED YARDS 1998 Charlie Batch/Peyton Manning 5,917 2008 Joe Flacco/Matt Ryan 5,671* 1993 Drew Bledsoe/Rick Mirer 5,327 1998 Ryan Leaf/Peyton Manning 5,028 2002 David Carr/Joey Harrington 4,886 *Through 15 weeks

SATURDAY COWBOYS COVERAGE KICKS OFF AT 6:00 AM ET 17 HOURS OF COWBOYS PROGRAMMING INCLUDES: · 3-HOUR TOTAL ACCESS ON LOCATION PREGAME SHOW LIVE FROM TEXAS STADIUM · COMPLETE RE-AIR OF 1995 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – ONE OF THE GREATEST GAMES IN TEXAS STADIUM HISTORY · PROFILES OF ALL DALLAS’ SUPER BOWL WINNERS IN EMMY-AWARD WINNING AMERICA’S GAME: THE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS The Dallas Cowboys host their final regular season home game at Texas Stadium against the Baltimore Ravens Saturday, Dec. 20 at 8:00 PM ET on NFL Network. In preparation for this historic contest, NFL Network will treat fans to a full Saturday of Cowboys programming kicking off at 6:00 AM ET with five episodes of NFL Network’s exclusive Emmy Award-winning America’s Game: The Super Bowl Champions chronicling all five Cowboys’ Super Bowl champions. At 1:00 PM ET, one of the most memorable contests in Texas Stadium history will be featured on NFL Classic Games. The 1995 NFC Championship Game between the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers will be re-aired in its entirety with the original FOX graphics and announcers (John Madden and Pat Summerall) – a classic game you can see only on NFL Network. Each team held the lead three times in the contest, but Emmitt Smith’s 150 rushing yards and three touchdowns led the Cowboys to a 38-27 victory. At 4:00 PM ET, NFL Network presents highlights of Super Bowl XXX, which the Cowboys won against the Steelers two weeks after the storied 1995 NFC Championship Game. Barry Switzer, the Cowboys coach for that third title in four years, is profiled at 4:30 PM ET on NFL Films Presents: Barry Switzer, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at Switzer from his days as a young man through his head coaching jobs at the University of Oklahoma and the Dallas Cowboys. Then, live from Texas Stadium at 5:00 PM ET, Total Access on Location presented by Sears sets the scene with three hours of pregame coverage. Among the features on the pregame show are a live on-set visit with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, a retrospective on the best moments in Texas Stadium history, and special interviews with Cowboys legends. NFL Network Schedule – Saturday, Dec. 20 6:00 AM ET – America’s Game: 1971 Dallas Cowboys (HD) 7:00 AM ET – America’s Game: 1977 Dallas Cowboys (HD) 8:00 AM ET – America’s Game: 1992 Dallas Cowboys (HD) 9:00 AM ET – America’s Game: 1993 Dallas Cowboys (HD) 10:00 AM ET – America’s Game: 1995 Dallas Cowboys (HD) 11:00 AM ET – Playbook (AFC) 12 Noon ET – Playbook (NFC) – in-depth analysis of Ravens-Cowboys 1:00 PM ET – NFL Classic Games: 1995 NFC Championship Game (Packers-Cowboys) 4:00 PM ET – Super Bowl XXX Highlights (Cowboys-Steelers) 4:30 PM ET – NFL Films Presents: Barry Switzer 5:00 PM ET – Total Access on Location presented by Sears (HD) 8:00 PM ET – Saturday Night Football – Ravens vs. Cowboys (HD) 11:30 PM ET – The Home Depot Postgame Show (HD)