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Hey... They might have a speedy receiver after all.

It's a good thing that was not a pass; it was almost blown up from the left tackle's side.

Lol, Aiken and Brown are in so naturally the pass is completed to a TE.

What's scary is that both scenarios are true. The Ravens D has had shoddy tackling for a few years and the Steelers offense is legit. Steve's hurt. There goes the season...

In favor of whom?

It's weird that he managed to lead the team in TDs as a rookie. You can hardly recognize him as the same guy.

He was undrafted after all.

The Ravens have never really been known for offense. Although they are usually more effective on the ground, being ineffective over all is par the course for them. Dink and dunk works fine in the AFC, just look at Brady and Manning. People need to catch the ball though and it would be nice if the qb had time to blink every now and then.

All right, I'm calling it now: the o-line can walk home after this... no matter what the outcome is, they're not going to have a good night.

Woah, that was scary.

That three and out is great, and I'm not trying to be negative, but I'm still seeing some missed tackles.

Keep it up. Hit him early and often. Vick is no Ben; he might just buckle under enough pressure. Oh yeah, and if that works, don't stop in the fourth quarter.

They wear less and less pink every year it seems.

I think it's a little funny that Webb was the only Raven smiling in those picture-videos.

I think that mature stem cells (the only ones that have actually cured diseases to date iirc) are legal, but i don't know too much about it.

Same as before I suppose: SSS and a bunch of other guys. Sprains are partial tears. For more info, you can check out this article (which references Big Ben) by Dr. David Chao. http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/monday-morning-md-bone-bruise-is-not-just-a-pain-thing/

I came across this column by Dr. David Chao, an orthopedic surgeon who worked for the San Diego Chargers for 17 years. He wrote about Ben's injury and specifically explained why bone bruises can take so long to recover from. http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/monday-morning-md-bone-bruise-is-not-just-a-pain-thing/ A lot of the information there might also explain why Perriman is taking so long to come back. Edit: Calf injuries are also briefly mentioned. Gillmore might be out for a while...

I think Perriman has a PCL sprain rather than MCL... or so we're told.

I'm not exactly disagreeing, but the Cardinals opponents so far haven't exactly been the who's who of the NFL. The Saints, Bears, and Niners have one win among them (maybe two, if the Saints won one that I missed). We also know how durable their quarterback tends to be... Anyway, I really hope Vick doesn't embarrass Baltimore with his feet as well as his arm. That td run from Dalton was really concerning. I understand that Vick did not play well in St. Louis. Hopefully, his effective days are behind him.

As expensive as movie tickets are these days, there is no way that I'm going to see that in the theater.

Vick is fairly likely to try to run so maybe if a Raven remembers how to tackle we might see Landry Jones.

Amen to that. Who would trade the Lombardi for Caldwell?

Sure... if they start winning. Oh okay.

Sure... if they start winning.

I read about the second part of that sentence, but I didn't realize that Harbs had specifically called Smith out like that. I knew that when Harbs blew up during halftime of a pre-season game (about the defense) something was up....