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I think Ozzie picks up another vet safety after camp cuts.

I'm not a believer in the Harbaugh doghouse theory. Especially over some showboating after a TD during a preseason game. I find it hard to believe that Harbaugh is going to bench a talented player who's gonna help his team more on the field than on the bench b/c he's in his "doghouse".

Campanaro's contribution on ST is going to determine how much he plays IMO.

It was already stated that Brooks will start the season on the PUP list.

What did you call Kubiak last year?

Seattle and Wilson already have two in consecutive years. Can't rule them out.

One major question that needs to be answered, How will this offense run under Trestman?

I was thinking the same thing. Suggs came out w/ the Gladiator mask on last year, so following that theme it's only right to call him Maximus.

Great article on a young man, who never quit. Last year was his final year to make a NFL roster since he didn't have anymore practice squad eligibility left. I personally hope he makes it and becomes a successful WR in the NFL.

They only send him out there to fair catch punts. He never returns them.

...and he catches everything. The only dropped pass by him that I can remember was the TD pass vs Cinci in Game 1. I really don't understand the folks saying he's on the bubble to make the team. I seriously question whether or not they payed attention to what he did last year. If he has a camp similar or better than last season, there's no way he gets cut.

1st of three OTAs sessions start tomorrow.

Melvin had one bad game. Unfortunately it was vs the Pats. Prior to that game he was getting very high praise and well deserved.

Ozzie and staff have stated on numerous occassions, they will not pay a player for what he did in the past but what their potential is for the future. With that being said, at 31 Yanda's best years are probably beyond him and does Ozzie break his rule and pay Yanda top money?

It was reported awhile ago that Pitta made a full recovery and cleared to practice. He will be an active participant during this week's OTAs. Here's an update from 2 weeks ago. http://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/article-1/Dennis-Pitta-Optimistic-About-Playing-This-Year/55b7f6b6-0db0-4e14-8181-79ad4099c19b

NO! OTA's are not mandatory. Many vets choose to skip them. Knowing that he needs to get in the mix I understand and respect why Pitta is participating at OTAs. OAN: If I'm not mistaken, Pitta gets paid whether he; plays, gets cut, or retires.

I don't see that happening at all. Even if we keep 4 TEs, we're going to keep 6 WRs; S3, Perriman, Aiken, Brown, Camp and Waller.

The fans who always make noise about Flacco needing to work more with his receivers during the offseason, must feel gitty about this.

Personally believe if we go into the season healthy with; Webb, Smith, Arrington, Hill and Lewis they can be a top 5 secondary by mid season.

If a 10 or 15 year penalty is called during the PAT attempt, Im hoping the rules don't allow them to say never mind we're going to do a 2pt attempt instead.

Someone better tell Harbs not to waste too much time evaluating KLM since he's "retiring" /sarcasm.

I'm far from a math major, but his E equation was a part of the forumla he used to determine the following success rate:

Pollard was the so called "leader" of the "mutiny" his last year here. You might not ever hear the coach or front office say it, but Pollard will never play here again.

You gotta love Will Hill's passion to "hit people". Maybe he'll bring that same mentality and physical ability as Pollard.

What you rarely see now is the defense going all out to block an extra point attempt UNLESS it's late in the game and the extra pt ties or give the other team the lead. However, with the extra point attempt being moved back, I can see more teams making a real effort to block the PAT. Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they try the longer PATs in pre-season last year?