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Considering how good the Cowboy's o-line is, it's pretty incredible that the Ravens were ever able to pressure him. However, before the PI pass was thrown, there was an obvious hold on the line. If they called it like they should have, this game would look a bit better.

Where's the flag for offensive holding on the line!?

I hope the D hasn't gotten gassed already.

Walker was just too physical for the time period. He might have been a solid player in an earlier era. Frank Walker was at least a solid tackler. I'm not sure if Wright has any redeeming qualities. Maybe he's a decent special teamer. Dominique Foxworth never contributed anything in Baltimore and he was expensive so he might merit consideration. Also, back in '09 they had this little guy named Carr (Brandon, perhaps?) and he was awful on defense for a long stretch. But the worst cb is probably some camp body that we've never heard of.

Great question. Unfortunately, he's inactive. I have to wonder why. He gives another option besides Hester and with Jimmy out, you'd think they'd want all db hands on deck.

Come on Defense, your team has one of the worst offenses in the league and you're letting them outshine you.

Jimmy, where art thou?

Wasn't he picked up after the Niners cut him last year? He's never been exactly solid.

Throwing to Wright is the right answer for any offense.

Great work. They gave the defense a rest and not only avoided turning the ball over, but took the lead again.

I just flipped to another game and I saw the Bears set up a screen to get about 8 yrds and a first down. Why is is that other teams can get blockers set up, but Baltimore just leaves their full back to face 3 opponents?

Almost happened. Aiken was in the right place at the right time. The Ravens offense hasn't been good all year outside of Cleveland games. They aren't surprising me. The defensive performance was disappointing, but for the last two or three years they have been soft against the pass. Without Jimmy you can't expect too much.

They might turn the ball over, but I don't think we can expect them to storm into the endzone. A tie game at the half would be the most I could really anticipate.

Well Shareece is exactly who we knew he was.

Dallas o-line looked like Baltimore with those back to back penalties.

Wallace was interfered with.

That was an odd choice.

I hate the lack of urgency. With all of the time that those replays took they should have been able to get to the line and snap the ball. Just run up the middle at least. Do something.

I figured the Ravens would keep it close like they always do, but without Jimmy things could get ugly quickly.

I know that for the first several weeks of the season not a single doubtful player ended up playing. Has anyone noticed whether or not a doubtful designated player has made it onto the field yet? We saw what the Ravens D looked like without Jimmy earlier this year. If he's out, the slim chance just of them winning just lost a lot of weight.

Please be respectful of one another, everyone.

Ray Lewis is next for sure, then Ed Reed. After those locks it's tough... Steve Smith is making a case for himself by climbing up the recod ladders but the HOF is notoriously hard on WRs now. Suggs has an outside chance and if Justin Tucker can someday hold the all time accuracy record he might possibly make it.

Cheaper tickets and heated seats.

I know Joe Thomas is good, but he should get called out for those holds against Suggs.

Yep. If you can make the Raven's offense look elite, you're having some struggles.