ROAD READY
- Thread starter MadJack
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ravens haven`t had an off day in what?...15 weeks?...they have a short prep week to boot.....
tennessee rested....beat the ravens in baltimore already this year...throw in the rookie qb factor....
and the books make tenn. anywhere from a 2-3 point home fave?...
imo,that tells you all you need to know about what the linesmakers think about this game...
tennessee rested....beat the ravens in baltimore already this year...throw in the rookie qb factor....
and the books make tenn. anywhere from a 2-3 point home fave?...
imo,that tells you all you need to know about what the linesmakers think about this game...
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/11223712/rss
"The Baltimore Ravens do this to you, and it doesn't matter who you are or where you're playing. They break you physically, they break you emotionally and they break you mentally. They did it to the Cowboys in Dallas in the 15th game of the regular season. They did it to the Jaguars at home in the 16th game.
And they did it Sunday to Miami at Dolphin Stadium, beating up the Dolphins 27-9 in a game that looked more like a hazing incident than an NFL playoff game.
When it was over, the Dolphins had set all kinds of season lows, or highs, or however you want to look at their whopping number of interceptions (four) and turnovers (five) and utter degradation (lots).
Baltimore safety Ed Reed had two interceptions for the fifth time in seven games, an achievement that begs you to look at this sentence again. Just to make sure you read it correctly. In the past seven games, he has 10 interceptions -- two in a game, five different times. All since Nov. 23" :00hour
"...the cruel way the Ravens go about it. They wear on teams like water dropping on a rock, breaking down the Dolphins as thoroughly as they broke down the Cowboys and Jaguars in the preceding weeks. The beatdown is so complete that the other team, whoever it is, quits. The entire team. Even the other defense, which doesn't have to play the Baltimore defense but has to walk onto the same field and step in the same footsteps and know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that in this game of men and boys, the Ravens are the men. And if you're on the other side, you're the boys.
Dallas quit in a revolutionary fashion, surrendering two touchdowns runs of more than 75 yards, both in the final minutes of a 33-24 loss that lingered like a hangover into the following week. Needing to beat the Eagles to reach the playoffs, the emasculated Cowboys didn't put up a fight, going down 44-6."
"...Every point in the game is a big point in the game against the Ravens. Nothing is given. Nothing is yielded. The mental pressure is relentless to the point that Flacco, the rookie quarterback, was saying after the Jacksonville game that he had expected the Jags to wilt after one quarter.
Next up: The Tennessee Titans.
When do you think they'll wilt?"
"The Baltimore Ravens do this to you, and it doesn't matter who you are or where you're playing. They break you physically, they break you emotionally and they break you mentally. They did it to the Cowboys in Dallas in the 15th game of the regular season. They did it to the Jaguars at home in the 16th game.
And they did it Sunday to Miami at Dolphin Stadium, beating up the Dolphins 27-9 in a game that looked more like a hazing incident than an NFL playoff game.
When it was over, the Dolphins had set all kinds of season lows, or highs, or however you want to look at their whopping number of interceptions (four) and turnovers (five) and utter degradation (lots).
Baltimore safety Ed Reed had two interceptions for the fifth time in seven games, an achievement that begs you to look at this sentence again. Just to make sure you read it correctly. In the past seven games, he has 10 interceptions -- two in a game, five different times. All since Nov. 23" :00hour
"...the cruel way the Ravens go about it. They wear on teams like water dropping on a rock, breaking down the Dolphins as thoroughly as they broke down the Cowboys and Jaguars in the preceding weeks. The beatdown is so complete that the other team, whoever it is, quits. The entire team. Even the other defense, which doesn't have to play the Baltimore defense but has to walk onto the same field and step in the same footsteps and know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that in this game of men and boys, the Ravens are the men. And if you're on the other side, you're the boys.
Dallas quit in a revolutionary fashion, surrendering two touchdowns runs of more than 75 yards, both in the final minutes of a 33-24 loss that lingered like a hangover into the following week. Needing to beat the Eagles to reach the playoffs, the emasculated Cowboys didn't put up a fight, going down 44-6."
"...Every point in the game is a big point in the game against the Ravens. Nothing is given. Nothing is yielded. The mental pressure is relentless to the point that Flacco, the rookie quarterback, was saying after the Jacksonville game that he had expected the Jags to wilt after one quarter.
Next up: The Tennessee Titans.
When do you think they'll wilt?"
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if I didn't know better I would say these passages are from the work of Keats.
Poetry in motion I tell ya..
Poetry in motion I tell ya..
I LIKE WHAT THEY SAID
I LIKE WHAT THEY SAID
they ain't ready for this.!!!!!!!
THEY AIN'T READY FOR THIS!!!!!!!!
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I LIKE WHAT THEY SAID
they ain't ready for this.!!!!!!!
THEY AIN'T READY FOR THIS!!!!!!!!
:00x3
Books are seeing the same stuff I am. Hell, I can tell ya (and have been for weeks) that Balty is going to the AFC Champ game. God it makes me sick!!:mj02:
we`re in good shape jackson...we could be the cowboys...
Q.... what's the difference between the dallas cowboys and a dollar bill?
A....you can still get four quarters out of a dollar bill.
Q.... what's the difference between the dallas cowboys and a dollar bill?
A....you can still get four quarters out of a dollar bill.
ok, i guess the titans should not even show up :shrug:
are you kidding me ? if collins plays well the titans win for sure. he had 2 ints in balt the last time and they still won. tn will be readt and they will give as much as they get. dallas = bitches, m iami = worst playoff team available. balt is tough as nails and ed reed makes every game winnable. however, the titans should not be compared to the dolphins or the cowboys at all. i don't even like TN, but they are extremely good on D, and they have potential on offense.
are you kidding me ? if collins plays well the titans win for sure. he had 2 ints in balt the last time and they still won. tn will be readt and they will give as much as they get. dallas = bitches, m iami = worst playoff team available. balt is tough as nails and ed reed makes every game winnable. however, the titans should not be compared to the dolphins or the cowboys at all. i don't even like TN, but they are extremely good on D, and they have potential on offense.
