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Good read from the Ravens website...

 

Last year, it was a common occurrence to see Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco drop back from center and look first to wideout Derrick Mason. But if Mason was covered, the next read was often a dump-off to running back Ray Rice.

That’s not likely to be the case moving forward.

 

Heading into the 2010 campaign, the Ravens might have the biggest collection of weapons in franchise history.

 

“Hopefully, that forces us to throw the ball more, because if you have weapons, you have to use them,” Flacco said with a laugh. “I’m pretty excited about it. I think we’ve got a few guys on the outside that can put some fear in some defenses.

“I think it’s going to be a great benefit to us, having so many guys that can come in and contribute.”

http://www.baltimoreravens.com/News/Articles/2010/04/Offensive_Weapons_About_for_Flacco.aspx

 

[52isUnstoppable]

If there is one thing I've learned about this upcoming season, it's that there are no more excuses. I think we find out slot about joe flacco this season. If you were to take a Kurt Warner and put him on our team right now he would throw for 300 every week. I want to see the three tight end set more with heap and the rookies. CAm cameron has lots of options this year

[cravnravn]

Read 5: Fourth Receiver

 

The Ravens have a crowded group of receivers past Stallworth, but any one could step up. Mark Clayton, a former first-round draft pick, is expected to return and provides a speedy threat that has shown flashes of explosive ability. Demetrius Williams, who enters his fifth season, can be a tall (6-foot-2) threat if he can stay healthy.

 

Read 5a:

 

Heres hoping to hell that neither of those recievers are on the squad, and Mike Duffy really meant to type Kelly Washington as the 5th read.

 

 

[ravinmaniac52]

So long Demetrius Williams!

 

Wonder if we can see Mark Clayton returning punts since he fslls down the chart?