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I know we all have varying opinions on what the Ravens' problems are and what it would take to fix them. Some think things are improving, others not so much. Some blame Harbaugh, some Flacco, some Mornhinweg, some Ozzie.

But the one thing we can all agree on is that we want the Ravens to beat Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and make a playoff run.

So, how about everyone post a big "Go Ravens! in solidarity, and then we can resume arguing after the game. Deal?

GO RAVENS!!!!

I agree, for whatever reason Joe always elevates his game in the Playoffs. Just get there and let's see where we can go. A healthy Jimmy Smith is all we were missing in a few games to turn L's into W's. Plus the rest of the team being healthy at this point in the season is a good sign.

Somebody help me! I am about to turn into a patriot? Help me I am trying to hang on! Never thought this could happen to me thought it only happen to other people? Catch me Iam falling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No one is going to help you. 3-3 and this is what you have to say. We have issues no doubt, but let's see how it plays out. I'd hate to see what you would say if you were a Browns fan.

Love hearing Texan fans talk about getting their leftovers. Tom me, doesnt matter who we get a player from, Baltimore always gets the more or the best out of their guys. Its a Balitmore thing i guess. Just like when we lose a player to another team, they never seem to do as well. ...It says something about how this organization runs...again a Baltimore thing.

I wouldn't worry about what they say. Didn't they sign Ed Reed to a huge contract only to play him in a few games and then eventually cut him. Not sure I would trust the decision makers over there.

Where does this stuff come from...Joe is average during the regular season?? How is that possible to get into the playoffs every year, in a division with 3 playoff contenders, yet still play average during the regular season????

I think most of his average talk is due to never ranking higher than 11th in passing yards, and never having over 4,000. I'll take that and a bunch of playoff victories over Top 10 quarterback regular season play anyday.

Those fines are crazy. Not sure where the money goes, but if they donated all the fines to charity I'd be okay with it.

For years I haven't been a big Flacco fan in the regular season, however, I believe he is THE MAN in playoff. BUT if you look at his resume against the QB's in this top 10 list you have to wonder what the requirements were to get on this list.

 

• No. 1: Aaron Rodgers (Packers) - Flacco hasn't beaten in regular season
• No. 2: Tom Brady (Patriots) - Flacco has beaten in playoffs and regular season
• No. 3: Ben Roethlisberger (Steelers) - Flacco has beaten in playoffs and regular season
• No. 4: Drew Brees (Saints) - Flacco has beaten in regular season
• No. 5: Tony Romo (Cowboys) - Flacco has beaten in regular season
• No. 6: Andrew Luck (Colts) - Flacco has beaten in playoffs
• No. 7: Russell Wilson (Seahawks) - Hasn't faced Wilson yet.
• No. 8: Peyton Manning (Broncos) - Flacco has beaten in playoffs
• No. 9: Philip Rivers (Chargers) - Flacco has beaten in regular season
• No. 10: Smith - Flacco has beaten in regular season

How many QB's in the NFL has that type of resume against this so called top 10 list?

It's funny that Elliott brings up past seasons with almost every QB he put on the list. Then when it comes to putting Smith ahead of Flacco, he says "It's about going into 2015, not about what you've done in the past" No love.