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As participant 1. Hiking. 2. Running. 3. Water skiing As a spectator 1.Ravens Football 2. Other NFL football 3. Horse Racing. 3. Olympic Games

It's a very tough thing to have a parent ill. Trust God to be with you and your Dad. My prayers are with you.

The Tuncil 'incident' is several levels of stupidity 1. Doing anything that could jeopardize your entire career 2. Letting somebody video you doing it 3. Keeping people in your inner circle this stupid 4. Making your social media so easy to hack. Being past the 4th level of stupid makes Tuncil too great a risk for the Ravens. The wise Oz knows.

Zeke E. would be a long term answer at RB and Justin would steer him right. No other like him. Only one a better fit is R. Stanley and I don't see him falling to 6. I wasn't wrong about Stanley.

That guy is a diva.. Not a fit to the TEAM

Just read that Morgan Cox is going to the pro bowl as a needs player. Have a blast Morgan, you deserve it.

The NFL definately needs more MEN like Justin. I hope when he finally retires from the field (years from now) he continues to mentor young men with the Ravens.. No one does it better.

Amen!!!! Uncle Buck...Raven Fan to the end..... and then a Zombie Raven Fan...

Suggs was right when he said that prediction that we go all the way was the kiss of death; ..http://www.baltimoreravens.com/videos/videos/Final-Drive-Ravens-Respond-To-Super-Bowl-Hype/babe0cde-e882-45b2-9c7e-e92a6d144366. Quick... get a purple 4 leaf clover.

Is it just me or has the TEAM the TEAM the TEAM lost their mojo. No fire, no focus, No cohesion. Ray Lewis was right in that interview about one thing, a true cornerstone of the D has not emerged.

I just read an article entitled and it made me spitting mad: Joe Flacco Simply Isn't Good Enough to Carry These Baltimore Ravens | Bleacher Report (via http://ble.ac/teamstream-) http://teamstre.am/1W2ruPF Let's talk about Marc Trestman. He started off the year with an approach like 'throw everything on the wall and see what sticks” and I don't think that any kind of plan. Now what he has is a plan that's not a plan at all. And it shows in the plays they are not making and the repeated confusion on the field. There is no structure, no building on anything because he started with nothing to build on. And that's the big difference here from Gary Kubiak's offense. Gary Kubiak won with a plan and he stuck to it. He is still doing same thing in Denver and even though the quarterback is not doing well there, they're winning. We are not winning. But it is by far not all Joe Flacco's fault. But his footwork is way off. Back foot throws, off balance and even some lack of ball security when he is trying to make plays all by himself. He seems to be flying blind on way too many plays. A change of approach for the offense has become inescapable. I'm not sure if it's too late or not this year to start with basics but one thing is certain, we are not winning with this lack of structure and that starts with Marc Trestman. What I'd like to see is our head coach decide that he has to scrap the current 'O' plan and start over with some basic football strategy. Joe can't play with finesse when there is nothing to finesse. Marc Trestman did the same thing to Jay Cutler. NFL football is too fast paced to get creative blindly without a plan and throwing things on the wall to see what sticks. He stated that it was easier for him to adapt to the Ravens offense then to install his offense and that was a huge cop-out. But I don't think he studied the game winning plays that Gary Kubiak had to have a winning season. The next time I open my Bleacher Report App and see an article like this, I'm going to probably rant on something again. Can't help myself. Well I've had my say. Thanks for listening Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID

BTY do you guy think Harbs is any kin to Marshawn ?