Full 2013 Schedule (open at Denver)

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We play patsies week 16.

[packfntk]

Hey peeps!

 

Packer fan here. I came on here because my buddies and I are making the trek to Baltimore this September for our away game. (We have been to 10 NFL stadiums, hoping someday to see them all). We enjoy soaking up teams culture, seeing their traditions, and we picked Baltimore because we respect your fanbase, organization, and the stadium atmosphere looks electric.

 

I am looking for tips on anything to do in town, bars, restaurants, tickets, etc. I will be here for a while and I look forward to talking football with all. Can anyone help me out?

[Moderator 3]

Hey peeps!
 
Packer fan here. I came on here because my buddies and I are making the trek to Baltimore this September for our away game. (We have been to 10 NFL stadiums, hoping someday to see them all). We enjoy soaking up teams culture, seeing their traditions, and we picked Baltimore because we respect your fanbase, organization, and the stadium atmosphere looks electric.
 
I am looking for tips on anything to do in town, bars, restaurants, tickets, etc. I will be here for a while and I look forward to talking football with all. Can anyone help me out?

Please visit our Ravens Fans Unite forum (even if you aren't one) and you'll find lots of information there.

[Yatagarasu]

Peyton might have all off-season to plan for us, but so do we.

 

John Harbaugh will make the team focus like how he has for the last five season opener. There's a reason why we're 5-0 on season opener under Harbaugh's command.

[MrPlankton]

Peyton might have all off-season to plan for us, but so do we.

 

John Harbaugh will make the team focus like how he has for the last five season opener. There's a reason why we're 5-0 on season opener under Harbaugh's command.

 

As weird as this may sound I want the Broncos to remain the number one seed in the AFC because bye weeks like that throw Peyton off his game.

[K-Dog]

Hey peeps!



I am looking for tips on anything to do in town, bars, restaurants, tickets, etc. I will be here for a while and I look forward to talking football with all. Can anyone help me out?

We welcome you to our city and stadium.
We hope you enjoy your time here and spend lots and lots of money. :-)

Rule number one, and this must be followed to the T.
Do not bring up Ray Lewis's legal past, even if making a joke.
Fans are VERY protective of him.

Tons to do down town. Getting a crab cake should be on your "to do" list.

Dont be a stranger. Let us know how your visit compares to other places you have been.

[easternshore97]

Hey peeps!
 
Packer fan here. I came on here because my buddies and I are making the trek to Baltimore this September for our away game. (We have been to 10 NFL stadiums, hoping someday to see them all). We enjoy soaking up teams culture, seeing their traditions, and we picked Baltimore because we respect your fanbase, organization, and the stadium atmosphere looks electric.
 
I am looking for tips on anything to do in town, bars, restaurants, tickets, etc. I will be here for a while and I look forward to talking football with all. Can anyone help me out?

 
 

We welcome you to our city and stadium.
We hope you enjoy your time here and spend lots and lots of money. :-)

Rule number one, and this must be followed to the T.
Do not bring up Ray Lewis's legal past, even if making a joke.
Fans are VERY protective of him.

Tons to do down town. Getting a crab cake should be on your "to do" list.

Dont be a stranger. Let us know how your visit compares to other places you have been.

Crab dip + baguettes or some kind of bread should be #2 on your "to do" list.
I spent 2 years in Madison. It is probably the equivalent of your cheese curds except a much more bigger deal cause cheese curds are more of an hor'd'over at best

[easternshore97]

5. Running Back: how is this even a question?

It still would not be a question if Bernard Pierce was the only back on the team especially since he's supposed to be coming back nice and yoked up

[JO_75]

So according to the Eagles Schedule, the San Diego Chargers will win the Super Bowl since they are facing the Eagles in their home opener. 

 

Also in the NFC, the division that has played the AFC East in the past several seasons has had a representation in the Super Bowl. Last year it was the NFC West and the 49ers, now this year the NFC South plays the AFC East in rotation and that leaves Atlanta or New Orleans as the teams who can represent the NFC, based upon the schedule.

[beanfigger]

So according to the Eagles Schedule, the San Diego Chargers will win the Super Bowl since they are facing the Eagles in their home opener. 

 

Also in the NFC, the division that has played the AFC East in the past several seasons has had a representation in the Super Bowl. Last year it was the NFC West and the 49ers, now this year the NFC South plays the AFC East in rotation and that leaves Atlanta or New Orleans as the teams who can represent the NFC, based upon the schedule.

 

No hope for Tampa Bay or Carolina?  The Bucs just got a brand new secondary, and the Panthers are thinking about signing that kid from the Play 60 commercial.  Those two teams should not be counted out.

[Yatagarasu]

So according to the Eagles Schedule, the San Diego Chargers will win the Super Bowl since they are facing the Eagles in their home opener. 

 

Also in the NFC, the division that has played the AFC East in the past several seasons has had a representation in the Super Bowl. Last year it was the NFC West and the 49ers, now this year the NFC South plays the AFC East in rotation and that leaves Atlanta or New Orleans as the teams who can represent the NFC, based upon the schedule.

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/strange-true-last-four-super-bowl-winners-played-160300198--nfl.html

 

The only thing this trend shows is that the Eagles are the gatekeepers of the Super Bowl.

 

:empty trophy case:

 

[Yatagarasu]

No hope for Tampa Bay or Carolina?  The Bucs just got a brand new secondary, and the Panthers are thinking about signing that kid from the Play 60 commercial.  Those two teams should not be counted out.

 

Panthers need a lot of help. I know cause I was their GM in the annual BR.com mock offseason.

They have nothing in their secondary, which doesn't go well against the pass-happy teams of the NFC South.

Also, they really need to rebuild the right side of their Offensive line.

 

As for the Buccaneers, they may fixed their secondary by paying up a load of money and picks, but their season depends on their quarterback, who declined badly at the end of the season. They probably going to invest a lot on their offense, but then their defense isn't top ten either.

[beanfigger]

Panthers need a lot of help. I know cause I was their GM in the annual BR.com mock offseason.

They have nothing in their secondary, which doesn't go well against the pass-happy teams of the NFC South.

Also, they really need to rebuild the right side of their Offensive line.

 

As for the Buccaneers, they may fixed their secondary by paying up a load of money and picks, but their season depends on their quarterback, who declined badly at the end of the season. They probably going to invest a lot on their offense, but then their defense isn't top ten either.

 

I'm not saying they should be considered contenders, but after seeing the Colts go 11-5 last year... Plus, both those teams seem to go on runs through part of each season in recent years where they look like they can beat anyone.  What if they can keep that up for a full season, or at least enough to be in the hunt.  9 or 10 regular season wins is all it takes to win a Superbowl, lately.  I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility for either of those two teams to win 2 more games this year, even though they have tough schedules on paper.

[Yatagarasu]

I'm not saying they should be considered contenders, but after seeing the Colts go 11-5 last year... Plus, both those teams seem to go on runs through part of each season in recent years where they look like they can beat anyone.  What if they can keep that up for a full season, or at least enough to be in the hunt.  9 or 10 regular season wins is all it takes to win a Superbowl, lately.  I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility for either of those two teams to win 2 more games this year, even though they have tough schedules on paper.

 

Any team can be a contender and both the Panthers and Bucs finished 7-9 last year and could hang one on one with the division champs, Falcons.

 

It's going to be interesting, but nobody in the NFC South is perfect.

[packfntk]

 
 

Crab dip + baguettes or some kind of bread should be #2 on your "to do" list.
I spent 2 years in Madison. It is probably the equivalent of your cheese curds except a much more bigger deal cause cheese curds are more of an hor'd'over at best

Thanks for the tips guys! Any idea on a hotel that I should stay at or an area that we want to be in for bars?

[msufan]

Ravens first regular season 2013 game should be played at home like has been the custom of those who win the Supper Bowl . I don't agree with Ryan the couch of the New York Jets very often but this time I will have to agree with him . The Orioles should let the Ravens play at M&T Bank on September 5 2013 and not have to travail to Denver to Play their first game of the season .

No that is dumb, Roger can't always have his way. The baseball schedule has been out for a while sorry you could have made it a home game, but money is his only goal.