30 Nov
USA Today sportswriter Jarrett Bell did an excellent piece in today’s edition on the passing of Bill Willis, one of four black men to integrate the National Football League in 1946.
Interestingly enough, Bell ventured to speak with several members of the Baltimore Ravens about their memories and knowledge of Willis. Neither Derrick Mason, Ray Lewis, [...]
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28 Nov
That’s right. A freight train carrying hazardous material partially derailed near M and T Bank stadium Sunday morning. M and T Bank Stadium is the home field of the Baltimore Ravens.
Fortunately, no one was injured and none of the materials being carried on the train leaked or spilled into the nearby area. As for the [...]
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27 Nov
It’s hard enough trying to get up the composure to write this post, because it was so much easier when we all thought Sean Taylor would make it. Now that he hasn’t, it would not serve his memory or his family any justice to avoid writing about it.
Particularly when I’m not a Washington Redskins fan.
I [...]
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26 Nov
The Fan-Sided Blogs network has launched a Philadelphia Eagles blog — Inside The Iggles. Ian is the lead blogger over there, and he should have much to talk about after the Eagles tough showing against the New England Patriots last night.
Be sure to check it out.
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26 Nov
No one is surprised at the Baltimore Ravens’ 32-14 defeat at the hands of the San Diego Chargers, but what is surprising is the lack of communication and execution on the part of a Ravens defense that has allowed 30 or more points three times in the last four games.
Struggles on offense against one of [...]
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