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NFL players union head Upshaw dies
O, by the WayNFL Players Association head Gene Upshaw died, it was reported earlier this morning. Upshaw was 63 and battling pancreatic cancer.Upshaw's death comes at a tense time for the players union.* NFL owners want to re-open negotiations on a labor agreement...Tags: National Football League, Football, Wages and Pensions, Baltimore Ravens, Sports
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Ravens add field goal but this could have been headed for a blowout
O, by the WayThis could very much be a three-touchdown lead for the Ravens if not for some key errors. Todd Heap just missed a short touchown pass in the right side of the end zone and earlier, a punt return for a......Tags: Football, Sports
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Ravens lose 7, then miss 3
O, by the WayThe Ravens lost a special-teams touchdown by Yamon Figurs on a punt return when Frank Walker was called for blocking in the back. Although Baltimore pushed the ball to the Bengals' 30-yard line, Matt Stover missed the field goal. Score......Tags: Football, Sports
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Another culprit -- Ravens' return game
O, by the WayAs Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason said after last night's game, moral victories are little consolation. When an important win is so close as last night's 23-20 overtime loss to Pittsburgh, it's natural to go through the what-ifs and linebacker...Tags: Hines Ward, Derrick Mason, Football, Brendon Ayanbadejo, Pittsburgh Steelers
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End of first half: What was that?
O, by the WayThe first half should have ended with the Ravens going into the locker room on the high of scoring some points but instead ended in a confusing (confused) mishmash of time and timeout management. After a crisp drive during which......Tags: Football, Willis McGahee, Baltimore Ravens, Sports
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Ravens break on top, 3-0
O, by the WaySo far, this is ugly for the Titans but the Ravens will take the help. A personal foul that was more chippy than egregious against Tennessee safety Chris Hope kept the Ravens' first drive alive when Baltimore should have been......Tags: Football, Baltimore Ravens, Sports
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Ravens' win enormous for team's psyche
O, by the WayYesterday's win in Miami was important for the Ravens in ways that go beyond the obvious measurable of being 3-3 instead of 2-4. This was an enormous win for the Ravens psychologically collectively as well as in many individual cases.......Tags: Samari Rolle, Derrick Mason, Chris McAlister, Football, Cam Cameron
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Rookie Ray Rice moves the chains in lots of ways
O, by the WayIt's interesting the way that the Ravens are using rookine RB back Ray Rice. On Baltimore's last offensive possession of the first half, Rice was a receiver on a 14-yard first-down completion where he eluded Raiders' LB Kirk Morrison. Then,...... -
Sun's Schmuck calls Reed big play
O, by the WaySun colleague and pressbox clairvoyant Peter Schmuck does it again. For the second time this year, Schmuck called a Ravens' defensive big play in the pressbox. With the Steelers backed up on their own 1-yard line midway through the third......Tags: Ed Reed, Football, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, Sports
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Art Modell's spirit lives on in Ravens as an organization
All the strong qualities that Art Modell brought to the Baltimore Ravens have surfaced. Modell, 87, died Thursday morning of natural causes at Johns Hopkins Hospital , and if the Ravens weren't practicing Friday, it would have been hard to tell that they...
Tags: John Harbaugh, Ed Reed, Super Bowl, Steve Bisciotti, Jonathan Ogden
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Ravens make big mistake by getting rid of Billy Cundiff
The Billy Cundiff haters — and there are enough in this town to hold several conventions — are celebrating today. About time the Ravens unloaded that choker, they're saying. Good riddance. Guy cost the Ravens a shot at the Super Bowl. How...
Tags: John Harbaugh, Billy Cundiff, Super Bowl, Steven Hauschka, Minnesota Vikings
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Stover stands toe-to-toe with greatest Ravens of all time
Matt Stover retiring? At the tender age of 43? What's he going to do, sit home all day and wait for the mailman to show up, like lots of other retirees we know?
Me, I still picture Stover working out on a dusty high school field, a couple of kids...Tags: John Harbaugh, Super Bowl, Career and Workplace, Michael McCrary, Basketball
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