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Joe made some mistakes. He even made a few that you can't blame on the line. He didn't make a lot though.

Shareece can't get mad if people start calling him Shake n' Bake Wright.

Moore looked as if he wasn't even expecting it. His grab would've helped if he stayed focused.

I still think Lewis not making any attempt to legally disrupt Crabtree's catch cost us most in the final minutes. Dude just watched him adjust to catch the ball.

Good throw. Failure to bring it in. Story of a lot of Joe's failures....from a sane perspective.

I understand trying to give Aiken a chance to redeem himself but that simply wasn't the down to do it lol.

LEWIS!!! Seriously?

As much as I hate the refs for that call I still agree.

WOW!!! Selective taunting calls.

That stiffarm was a beauty. #89

Raiders going 'There is no spoon' on our O-Line

Flag for taunting?

Wagner...smh

So the line can't open holes for our offense but consistently open holes for the defense? Wow.

Aiken is kicking himself to the doghouse. Yeesh.

Oh no! There's so much more to credit than the Pats creampuff competition. There's also walkthroughgate, video tape, game ball tampering, formationgate. It's almost impossible to hear a discussion about the success of the Belichick era without one of these controversies coming up. The tragic thing is that for many seasons the Pats seemed to have the talent to accomplish so much without putting themselves at risk of being perceived as cheaters but here we are.

Nooo don't destroy my irrational perception of the Ravens with your counterpoints!! It's ok when the Broncos, Pats and Colts get "cupcake" schedules but not us! Accept my hypocrisy!!! LOL

Absolutely agree this is a debate we shouldn't be concerned with. Consider the source of opinions we deal with. The same media clowns who feel we're the worst x-0 team in the league will pretend we're world beaters if their favorite teams lose to us.

Joe made some indefensible throws early but I'll pretend I didn't see his mistakes like analysts do when they critique their favorite QBs. Weak competition is how you get to the playoffs. Broncos, Pats and Colts did this for years and virtually no one batted an eye. Why is it a problem when we do it? If it's that much of a bother, there are teams with prettier offenses and worse records to be fans of.

NFL Network analysts are among the many clowns who praise overrated AFC darlings for beating "weak" competition. It's best that their standard of winning is taken as anything but seriously.

why does everyone leave out Aikens? Sssshhh, secret weapon lol. Like G.I. Joe's Snake Eyes.

I don't care if the Ravens are winning against "soft" teams. Beating soft teams didn't stop analysts from heaping undue praise on Peyton's Broncos, Gisele's Pats and other overrated squads (yes, Gisele). Flacco & co is Football Jesus of the AFC North until the Ravens' W-L record indicates otherwise.

Plan B. 'Shad should save what's left of his knees lol,

Speed. Nice. Separate please. Thanks.

"Give Flacco more weapons, and let him settle into the same system for a few years, and his best seasons should be ahead." As a regular season stat groupie of other allegedly 'elite' QBs, that's just...too....reasonable to ask of me. The nerve of asking me to think so sanely.