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Can Baltimore win by more than one score for the first time since 2014?

Joe needs it too.

Here comes the eternal question: what is a catch?

I don't know about West. Forsett has made me shy of these one year wonders... well West isn't exactly a wonder, but I hope you understand my point.

They'll do away with the game before they do away with the ads.

Coulda sworn Zuttah was said to be out despite the negative xrays....

McCown is usually a good choice against Baltimore, but Cleveland needs to stick to their decision for once. If Kessler is the future, stop interrupting his development.

No, no, no. That is not how you tackle!

Profootball doc suspects low ankle sprain for Zuttah.

UFA, says google. Also, his father's name is David Suggs. That's your random useless fact of the night.

Nope. I'm guessing the Wurst will play.

If Zuttah has to leave the game, things could get really ugly. Back-up olineman are bad for this team, but a new center is almost certainly going to have a few wonky snaps in addition to blocking badly.

It's like every td costs them a lineman.

What happened to the good playcalling?

Dr. Chao, the profootballdoc, says both fractured fibula and syndesmotic ligament damage for Alex Lewis.

Fitz is an up and down player; he'll throw 4 ints and then throw 400 yards. Flacco is just down this year.

Oh come on, Joe.

Profootballdoc says high ankle injury with possible fibula fracture or Lewis. Taven Young is always near the football.

Lost an o-lineman and now McCown is in. Just great.

They really can't lose any more Olinemen.

I know what you mean. It's almost easier to watch him dive to the ground on every catch than take a knee.

What's no huddle? I haven't seen anything like that in forever.

The entire first half of the season wasn't exactly filled with the who's who of defenses and they only scored 11 offensive tds. This is not a good unit, but there's still time for a comeback. Ugh, hoping for a second comeback against Cleveland...

It's a combo. Aiken is just a journeyman and Perriman hasn't proven anything yet. But the quarterback play leaves much to be desired. If Flacco connected on those two deep balls to Smith and Aiken, this could be a different ball game. Plus the O-line is always there to commit a drive halting penalty that forces the offense into obvious passing situations that the defense is ready for. And the line needs extra help sometimes which leaves the receivers short-handed.

Too bad this offense has no urgency. They'll probably only get off two more plays in 40 seconds.