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I like what Charlie is saying, he clearly sees what is really going on. If the NFL was out to get the Pats, the Pats would have never made it to the Super Bowl. You're right, seriously delusional people. watch how Pats fans will go from denial to anger to shame to crying over the next weeks/months. lol

After the draft and getting more through UDFA, it is hard to pick a favorite because there seems to be a lot of good players in the WR and PT/KT positions. I agree may the best man wins and see what happens. I like Camp and hope he does well but I also like who we recently got. Gonna be very tough to choose who will make the 53. Best of luck to all those fighting for a spot on the 53.

Great player, always liked him. I will never forget how JJ knocked Hines Ward so hard on his back that one play when Wards was running from one end to another behind the offensive line. That hit prevented Ben from throwing to Ward as a first option, JJ blew up that play big time in which Ed Reed intercepted the pass. That was a thing of beauty and enjoyable to watch. In fact, JJ knocked Hines Wards on his back at least twice, check out the videos - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD25-rxH2hE and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_exWYNtHq0 I also enjoyed his sack dance which was funny. Wishing JJ the best in whatever he does in the future.

Opps, my bad, gonna change it to Ted. lol I agree, he is a cool looking dude.

Ted Wells fires back, he is not scare of #12 and Yee, bascially daring Yee to show the world his copious notes. Turns out Ted Wells is the wolf, not Yee or #12. http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/ted-wells-eviscerates-tom-brady-and-the-new-england-patriots/ar-BBjGyaY Go Ted Wells!!!

Can't wait till I see the rookies in the 1st two preseason games. Especially a long bomb to Perriman would have me whooping it up.

Releasing Wenning and Supernaw makes sense, we have better players than both in their respective positions plus it helps us keep more players at bigger needs positions. Hope they will find a home with another team who may need them more the Ravens do. Best of luck to them both.

To a degree, you may be right but there is no way we will ever be able to prove that. Misinformations/misdirections to trick people goes all the way back to ancient days, it is human nature to do so when personal or monetary gains are at risks.

#12 on why he did not co-operate with the investigators - "He poke me in the face!"

Make it a public sale, like the Packers, millions of people will pitch in and kick #12 off the team.

Robert Krafts talks too much, including sticking his nose in other team's business while other owners does the opposite and let Goodell handle it. He was partly quoted on Ray Rice situation - "it's just such a turnoff, and I hope a great lesson to people everywhere that this isn't going to be tolerated." Here is what he had to say about RR while praiising Goodell - http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/laces-out/robert-kraft-praises-roger-goodell-says-ray-rice-should-not-play-in-nfl-090914 He ran his mouth again in the Greg Hardy case - Sources told ESPN.com that Patriots owner Robert Kraft contacted Richardson to lobby other NFL owners for support of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who has come under fire for his handling of Rice's case. Richardson has agreed to help Kraft. He did not criticize Hernandez anywhere near as harshly as he criticize Ray Rice and Greg Hardy, saying "If this stuff is true, then I've been duped and our whole organization has been duped." Believed Hernandez was a "most likable young man," said the Patriots "made a mistake and are facing it head on," which includes a process in which they will "renew efforts and look at procedures." Wow, he went hard on Hardy and Rice and basically said he felt duped and had his feelings hurt on Hernandez. Robert Kraft blew his own horn loudly many times on issues that other teams faced as if he was rubbing it in their face but when it came to his team having issues, he fought like a dog to fend off or try to lessen any criticism, no matter the offense. I guarantee you that if the Ravens were facing Deflate Gate and they just lost to the Ravens in the playoffs, that man would be blowing his horn so loudly to ban Flacco from the NFL forever and asked the NFL to hit the Ravens so hard. He would be making the rounds on TV, complaining and whining and #12 would likely join him. I am enjoying this because of how #12 and Kraft are such arrogant and narcissictic people who think nothing of embarrassing others while thinking they are above everyone when it comes to them breaking the rules. I would like to see 31 other owners band together and give him a taste of his own medicine.

Let them go ahead and file the lawsuit, it will allow the NFL to try to use the court to get #12's cell phone information and other information that was stonewalled against them during the Wells investigation and the Patriots knows a lawsuit will help the NFL open doors that was closed shut during the Wells investigation. I think it is all a bluster for public relations purposes and they will eventually back down. They do not want a war with the NFL, it will backfire on them in so many different direct and indirect ways than help them. Smart money says they will back off and let the chips fall where they may.

LOL, i like that one, thanks for sharing. lol

Big thanks to TXRavensFan and others providing links to stories from Boston Globe reporters who can clearly see what is going on instead of being blinded by the lights Kraft is trying to shine in everyone's eyes through reporters that are in his pocket. I think this will eventually all blow up in the face of #12 down the road unless Kraft or #12 pays a lot of money to keep the equipment managers quiet, sort of a contract paid with big money that stipulates if they talk, they must pay back the money plus being sued for more money if they took more money from others to tell the truths. I imagined many media/movie outlets with deep pockets are gunning for McNally and Jastremski to spill the beans for big money. Both out of a job and shamed through the media which will be relentless until they finally need to clear their guilty conscious. A lifetime of having to hide and defend yourself over and over will drive a man to the point where he wants to clear his conscious for peace of mind. Be patient, it may not be for months or even years before this whole thing will blow up in the Patriots and #12's face. Ben Volin is right, if #12 cell phone or McNally's testimony would truthfully clear the Pats of any wrong doing, they would gladly present the evidence 50 times instead of refusing to do so whenever investigators wanted. I find it funny that the investigators told McNally there was no unrinal in the bathroom after McNally said he went to the unrinal. "So you went to use the unrinal that is on the wall?" "Yes sir!" "There is no unrinal in the bathroom" "Opps" lol Then the Pats pulled him away and kept him from talking further. I would like to see a movie with that scene, let's see, maybe played by Steve Carell who has got the perfect look when caught lying. lol

#12 should be more concern with the equipment managers rather than trying to lie some more through appeals cause both of equipment managers are out of a job and they certainly will be offered tons of money to come clean (Movie rights, books etc)

Hey #12, read the rulebook. I think it should have been worse like 8 games reduced to 4 under appeal, not 4 games reduced to 2 or 3 games. The fine and losing draft picks was fair. Suspend indefinitely two equipment managers who were being told what to do by #12 is a joke cause I think #12 should be more culpable than the equipment managers.

I like this, anything to help the players gel and get better is always a big step, when we did this last year, we were one game away from the Super Bowl, hopefully these practices with Eagles will take us a step further this year. Gonna be fun reading about those practices.

The reporter at first made a typo error reporting 1,000 fans in attendance then correct it later to 10,000. I had to revised my comment when I noticed there was a correction.

Love reading stories like this, kudos to the fans and players for supporting meaningful causes.

I am having a Field of Dreams moment, envisioning the all time top 11 offensive and the all time top 11 defensive players on the field for the Ravens with more Ravens superstars filling out the roster, what a sight that would be.

I hope to see Goodell hand a very severe punishment to #12 and the organization with at least 4 or more games suspension, losing a draft pick or two and heavy fines. Anything less than that would be a slap on the wrist. Punish #12, he tarnished the AFC Championship game and likely games before that.

Congrats to Ed Reed on a fantastic NFL career. One of the best safeties of all times and a future Hall of Fame inductee without a doubt. Thanks Ed for all the endless memories. Best of luck in your future endeavors.

I don't think I ever been this happy during draft days. Sure, there were plenty of draft years I like but I don't think I ever woke up Monday morning still giddy over the Ravens draft picks. It is good to be a Ravens fan today.

That is funny!!! I like that.

I agree, I wished that much more world and business leaders think that way. Imagined the beauty of earth if caring about humans was more important than money. Shared success goes a long way to make the world a better place, the less shared/more kept for yourself, the more miserable earth is.