Ravens Week: 2014 Part 1
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This is big.. Who's hanging with Cinncy. tenn. @ Cinn. Pitts. @ Carolina. We Home with screaming wet dogs in the Pound.. Our Def. Frt. with a questable birdterd o-line.. Just tackle. first to 15 wins and I got the birdterds on 13.. Run the Ball Browns At 20. Game up on Balt. and Pitts.. see u there, and b LOOUUUDDD & Proud..
That had to be the most painful post/paragraph I have ever read. You made my eyes bleed bro.This is big.. Who's hanging with Cinncy. tenn. @ Cinn. Pitts. @ Carolina. We Home with screaming wet dogs in the Pound.. Our Def. Frt. with a questable birdterd o-line.. Just tackle. first to 15 wins and I got the birdterds on 13.. Run the Ball Browns At 20. Game up on Balt. and Pitts.. see u there, and b LOOUUUDDD & Proud..
This game is far more important than just getting a divisional win. This is our prove it game. We opened some eyes pulling one out from under the saints last week. Now we must prove that was more than just an aberration.
I feel very confident that we have the superior tAlent overall. To me this all rides on Pettine continuing the fantastic coaching he has done the past two weeks and Hoyer stepping up his game and making some of those throws he wishes he had back from last week.
We win this one we will be 2-1 and sitting pretty not only in the division but in the AFC itself. There are a ton of 1-1 teams at the moment. Let's be one of several teams who will be 2-1 come Sunday evening.
GO BROWNS!
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This is big.. Who's hanging with Cinncy. tenn. @ Cinn. Pitts. @ Carolina. We Home with screaming wet dogs in the Pound.. Our Def. Frt. with a questable birdterd o-line.. Just tackle. first to 15 wins and I got the birdterds on 13.. Run the Ball Browns At 20. Game up on Balt. and Pitts.. see u there, and b LOOUUUDDD & Proud..
Drunk post of the week.This is big.. Who's hanging with Cinncy. tenn. @ Cinn. Pitts. @ Carolina. We Home with screaming wet dogs in the Pound.. Our Def. Frt. with a questable birdterd o-line.. Just tackle. first to 15 wins and I got the birdterds on 13.. Run the Ball Browns At 20. Game up on Balt. and Pitts.. see u there, and b LOOUUUDDD & Proud..
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Probably the reason not a single ravens fan has chimed in this week.
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lurking bombshell "Ray Rice" story about to break with the Ravens....hopefully it happens before Sunday(pleeease be today).....can you say "added distraction?"....
lurking bombshell "Ray Rice" story about to break with the Ravens....hopefully it happens before Sunday(pleeease be today).....can you say "added distraction?"....
What new can come out of the Ray Rice story. Did he like knock out his grandmama as well?
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What new can come out of the Ray Rice story. Did he like knock out his grandmama as well?
More like the Goodell story, that they had tape and more info than they let on, then lied about it.....could be BIG trouble for Ozzie and/or Harbaugh......but lets wait and see what happens.....tick tick tick.....
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That had to be the most painful post/paragraph I have ever read. You made my eyes bleed bro.This is big.. Who's hanging with Cinncy. tenn. @ Cinn. Pitts. @ Carolina. We Home with screaming wet dogs in the Pound.. Our Def. Frt. with a questable birdterd o-line.. Just tackle. first to 15 wins and I got the birdterds on 13.. Run the Ball Browns At 20. Game up on Balt. and Pitts.. see u there, and b LOOUUUDDD & Proud..
This game is far more important than just getting a divisional win. This is our prove it game. We opened some eyes pulling one out from under the saints last week. Now we must prove that was more than just an aberration.
I feel very confident that we have the superior tAlent overall. To me this all rides on Pettine continuing the fantastic coaching he has done the past two weeks and Hoyer stepping up his game and making some of those throws he wishes he had back from last week.
We win this one we will be 2-1 and sitting pretty not only in the division but in the AFC itself. There are a ton of 1-1 teams at the moment. Let's be one of several teams who will be 2-1 come Sunday evening.
GO BROWNS!
GuNNerGatSKy said:
This game is far more important than just getting a divisional win. This is our prove it game. We opened some eyes pulling one out from under the saints last week. Now we must prove that was more than just an aberration.
Agree... and your entire post was eminently comprehendible...
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What new can come out of the Ray Rice story. Did he like knock out his grandmama as well?
More like the Goodell story, that they had tape and more info than they let on, then lied about it.....could be BIG trouble for Ozzie and/or Harbaugh......but lets wait and see what happens.....tick tick tick.....
More like the Goodell story, that they had tape and more info than they let on, then lied about it.....could be BIG trouble for Ozzie and/or Harbaugh......but lets wait and see what happens.....tick tick tick.....
And it's starting to break......first glimpses from espn....
The Ray Rice scandal has taken yet another turn.
An "Outside the Lines" report Friday claims the Baltimore Ravens employed "a pattern of misinformation and misdirection" in handling the case after Rice was videotaped striking his now-wife Janay in an Atlantic City casino elevator in February.
The report, which says it spoke to 20 sources within the team and the NFL, is lengthy and worth reading on your own. The NFL declined to comment on it. The Ravens are disputing it. Some of the key claims:
-- Darren Sanders, the Ravens' director of security, apparently saw the infamous "elevator" tape that was made public by TMZ in September "just hours" after the original incident and "quickly" notified team executives;
-- Ravens executives (owner Steve Bisciotti, president Dick Cass and general manager Ozzie Newsome) embarked on "extensive public and private campaigns" seeking leniency in Rice's punishment;
-- The NFL took "an uncharacteristically passive approach" when it came to gathering evidence;
-- Four of OTL's sources say that Bisciotti urged Goodell to give Rice no more than a two-game suspension, which is what Goodell did on July 24;
-- Four sources said Ravens head coach John Harbaugh wanted Rice released immediately, upon seeing the initial video of him dragging Janay out of the elevator, though Harbaugh was supporting Rice publically and the Ravens denied to OTL that Harbaugh wanted Rice released right away ("John Harbaugh did not want to release Ray Rice until he saw the second video on September 8 for the first time. The video changed everything for all of us.");
-- The pretrial intervention program Rice entered is an unusual result, as the report says only "1 percent of all assault and aggravated assault cases" in New Jersey are resolved in that fashion;
-- On the ongoing question of whether Rice provided an accurate account to Goodell in that meeting, this report says yes, he did;
-- A source close to Goodell told OTL that after handing down the two-game punishment, the commissioner wasn't sure he had done the right thing and that it gave the impression that Goodell "regretted that someone had talked him out of leveling a tougher penalty against Ray Rice;"
-- Shortly after releasing Rice on Sept. 8, Bisciotti apparently sent Rice text messages in support of Rice and intimating that the Ravens would have a job for him down the line (the team did not deny the sending of messages);
-- Those text messages made Rice feel as though Bisciotti was attempting to bribe him to keep quiet, a source close to Rice told OTL.
OTL says it sent several questions to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello and received this response, referencing only the investigation being led by former FBI director Robert Mueller:
"Mr. Mueller is in the process of conducting his investigation into the pursuit and handling of evidence in the Ray Rice domestic violence incident," Aiello said. "His report will be made public."
The Ravens disputed the report, OTL said, and commented that "it was not their initial understanding Rice had knocked out Janay 'with a punch.'"
Reports surfaced earlier Friday that the Ravens held an emergency team meeting regarding "some potential revelations of what some knew and saw re: Rice.
All this on the same day that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell held a press conference reiterating the league's stance that it had never seen the Rice videotape and outlining new initiatives to curb domestic violence among its players.
The truth is still unclear, but what is clear is that this story won't be going away any time soon.
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More like the Goodell story, that they had tape and more info than they let on, then lied about it.....could be BIG trouble for Ozzie and/or Harbaugh......but lets wait and see what happens.....tick tick tick.....
And it's starting to break......first glimpses from espn....
The Ray Rice scandal has taken yet another turn.
An "Outside the Lines" report Friday claims the Baltimore Ravens employed "a pattern of misinformation and misdirection" in handling the case after Rice was videotaped striking his now-wife Janay in an Atlantic City casino elevator in February.
The report, which says it spoke to 20 sources within the team and the NFL, is lengthy and worth reading on your own. The NFL declined to comment on it. The Ravens are disputing it. Some of the key claims:
-- Darren Sanders, the Ravens' director of security, apparently saw the infamous "elevator" tape that was made public by TMZ in September "just hours" after the original incident and "quickly" notified team executives;
-- Ravens executives (owner Steve Bisciotti, president Dick Cass and general manager Ozzie Newsome) embarked on "extensive public and private campaigns" seeking leniency in Rice's punishment;
-- The NFL took "an uncharacteristically passive approach" when it came to gathering evidence;
-- Four of OTL's sources say that Bisciotti urged Goodell to give Rice no more than a two-game suspension, which is what Goodell did on July 24;
-- Four sources said Ravens head coach John Harbaugh wanted Rice released immediately, upon seeing the initial video of him dragging Janay out of the elevator, though Harbaugh was supporting Rice publically and the Ravens denied to OTL that Harbaugh wanted Rice released right away ("John Harbaugh did not want to release Ray Rice until he saw the second video on September 8 for the first time. The video changed everything for all of us.");
-- The pretrial intervention program Rice entered is an unusual result, as the report says only "1 percent of all assault and aggravated assault cases" in New Jersey are resolved in that fashion;
-- On the ongoing question of whether Rice provided an accurate account to Goodell in that meeting, this report says yes, he did;
-- A source close to Goodell told OTL that after handing down the two-game punishment, the commissioner wasn't sure he had done the right thing and that it gave the impression that Goodell "regretted that someone had talked him out of leveling a tougher penalty against Ray Rice;"
-- Shortly after releasing Rice on Sept. 8, Bisciotti apparently sent Rice text messages in support of Rice and intimating that the Ravens would have a job for him down the line (the team did not deny the sending of messages);
-- Those text messages made Rice feel as though Bisciotti was attempting to bribe him to keep quiet, a source close to Rice told OTL.
OTL says it sent several questions to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello and received this response, referencing only the investigation being led by former FBI director Robert Mueller:
"Mr. Mueller is in the process of conducting his investigation into the pursuit and handling of evidence in the Ray Rice domestic violence incident," Aiello said. "His report will be made public."
The Ravens disputed the report, OTL said, and commented that "it was not their initial understanding Rice had knocked out Janay 'with a punch.'"
Reports surfaced earlier Friday that the Ravens held an emergency team meeting regarding "some potential revelations of what some knew and saw re: Rice.
All this on the same day that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell held a press conference reiterating the league's stance that it had never seen the Rice videotape and outlining new initiatives to curb domestic violence among its players.
The truth is still unclear, but what is clear is that this story won't be going away any time soon.
-- Ravens executives (owner Steve Bisciotti, president Dick Cass and general manager Ozzie Newsome) embarked on "extensive public and private campaigns" seeking leniency in Rice's punishment;
-- The pretrial intervention program Rice entered is an unusual result, as the report says only "1 percent of all assault and aggravated assault cases" in New Jersey are resolved in that fashion;
Two things...
1. Bisciotti's name appears throughout that article; Ozzie's does not.
2. That 1% figure is a familiar one... wherever have I heard it before???
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Nice article from former NFL QB Sage Rosenfels about the Shanahan Kubiak relationship. New website where the writers are all NFL players. Pretty cool stuff in there. Check it out. footballbyfootball.com
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This entire storyline has, for me, been highly entertaining.
Everyone is shocked, SHOCKED, that borderline criminals hired to play
football have violent tendencies that are lurking beneath the surface, ready
to explode. (BTW, my favorite part of the knockout video is immediately after
Ray drops his wife, he does a little shimmyshake with his shoulders to bring
home the point to her that you that when you mess with the bull, you get the horns).
Classic.
Just as entertaining is watching the NFL and the Ratbirds falling all over themselves
as they backpedal from this story. "Mistakes were made." Priceless.
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any bird fans wanna lay some loot?
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