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I'm sure when playoffs hit your dude's numbers will be about as impressive as Flaco's numbers will be in real life this season which won't be impressive.

Originally posted by druez
Originally posted by JoeFlacco05

Originally posted by GIEFF


#1 in passing yards does not equal #1.

Just ask Timmy Chang.

how bout #1 In Passing Yards and Touchdowns?

what does that equal!


-Joe Flacco

Out in the first round of the playoffs?

out in the superbowl, aka Tom Brady haha


-Joe Flacco

Originally posted by ANumber1Roy
I'm sure when playoffs hit your dude's numbers will be about as impressive as Flaco's numbers will be in real life this season which won't be impressive.

dudee, Flacco. Flacco is gonna be the next Manning/Brady, 6"6 Rocket Arm and already has a star TE and a top 10 possesion receiver in Mason, along with being able to dump it to McGahee, he is in a perfect offense (Cam Camerons) to succeed right from the get go just like Rivers, although in the end Flacco will be better then Rivers. I expect a Roethlisberger like Rookie year for Flacco, although it may not end in a superbowl win.


-Joe Flacco

Originally posted by JoeFlacco05
Originally posted by ANumber1Roy

I'm sure when playoffs hit your dude's numbers will be about as impressive as Flaco's numbers will be in real life this season which won't be impressive.

dudee, Flacco. Flacco is gonna be the next Manning/Brady, 6"6 Rocket Arm and already has a star TE and a top 10 possesion receiver in Mason, along with being able to dump it to McGahee, he is in a perfect offense (Cam Camerons) to succeed right from the get go just like Rivers, although in the end Flacco will be better then Rivers. I expect a Roethlisberger like Rookie year for Flacco, although it may not end in a superbowl win.


-Joe Flacco

ermmm no, he has a star tight end that's always injured and a very average set of receivers.

Originally posted by Barnett89
Originally posted by JoeFlacco05

Originally posted by ANumber1Roy


I'm sure when playoffs hit your dude's numbers will be about as impressive as Flaco's numbers will be in real life this season which won't be impressive.

dudee, Flacco. Flacco is gonna be the next Manning/Brady, 6"6 Rocket Arm and already has a star TE and a top 10 possesion receiver in Mason, along with being able to dump it to McGahee, he is in a perfect offense (Cam Camerons) to succeed right from the get go just like Rivers, although in the end Flacco will be better then Rivers. I expect a Roethlisberger like Rookie year for Flacco, although it may not end in a superbowl win.


-Joe Flacco

ermmm no, he has a star tight end that's always injured and a very average set of receivers.

he will get out of his injury trouble this year, and other then Mason the WRs are average yes


-Joe Flacco

You obviously don't follow the Ravens. Odgen retired so now their O-line is in shambles when it was already suspect. Wr's are medicore at best but more like below NFL average. TE is often injured and will get the double team when passing anyway so no on that. All that leads to is bad offense with a Star RB they underutilized last year giving dumb ass Musa Smith goalline carries. Flacco is a product of QB hype coming out of college to the pro's. Plus they probably will be starting Smith at QB anyway last year's 5th round pick. Also your crazy trying to call him the next Brady or Manning so you lose credibility in my mind with stupid comments like that. That'd be like me calling the Pats 3rd round pick QB the next Brady/Vick hybrid QB cause he can scramble and throw. Also just to throw this in their top WR Mason is like 100 years old about to collect retirement benefits so if you think he is gonna dominate then I know you've been hanging out with Ricky Williams way to much in India.

The Ravens are going to be great are you kidding, did you realize all u talked about was the offense? i didnt hear anything about the D, the best D in the NFL... Ogden is gone, the guy who replaces him, Jared Gaither, 6"9 335, the exact same build, sure he isnt as good btu he had a year to learn under him and will be very good soon enough, yes Troy Smith will start, i want him to start i jsut realize when u pick a QB in the first round he is going to take over the team, i was hoping they would give Smith a chance but he wont last on the ravens, Mason is 34 and has a good 2-3 years left where he can catch 80-90 passes for 1000 yards, Heap is going to dominate in the Cam Cameron offense and so will McGahee who will be able to catch more passes because of Cam Cameron, Flacco is built like a tank and has a rocket arm, he needs some time to work on accuracy and he will be great.

did i mention their defense has Trevor Pryce, Haloti Ngata, Terell Suggs, Bart Scott, Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Dawan Landry, Chris McCalister, Samari Rolle and Fabian Washington?


-Joe Flacco

Flacco will never fill Trent Dilfer's shoes.

They have a great D but it's not the best in the NFL. Offense is too bad for them to beat Good teams in the AFC. Also good offenses can still move the ball enough on them to win. Unfortunately for them I really don't see them making the playoffs unless their offense surprises people and their older defensive players like Trevor Pryce don't break down like he's prone to do. That tackle could be good but he's still questionable and I believe he's a converted D-Lineman so who's to say he's ready to handle quick strong DE's.Samari Rolle isn't the same great corner he once was and I don't even remember what Fabian Washington did. Is he the Oakland Raiders former 1st or 2nd round pick?Anyway everyone knows the AFC is gonna come down to the Patriots and Indiapolis so any other team you mention is pretty much 2nd grade. San Diego will fall with the worst Head Coach Norv Turner destroying the talent in San Diego.He's a good offensive coordinator but awful HC. Cam Cameron is overrated having coached quite possibly one of the greatest RB's of all time in LT that gave him a name. He did nothing in Miami.

The D will be best in the NFl this year, injuries to all of the starting secondary and ray lewis held it back, and their offense is better then last year and they barely lost to the pats with their injury depleted squad. flacco is better then dilfer and can throw 74 yards (i can provide video) Samari Rolle doesnt have to be great, he is the second corner, and fabian washington always had to take on #1 receivers in oakland since he was drafted (1st round), now he takes on #3 Wrs so he will have less pressure. the ravens are going to take the division by storm, they do have games against the colts jaguars and cowboys that im worried about, plus the steelers twice, but id say 11-5 // 12-4 is a real possibility if the offense scores 14-20 points per game


-Joe Flacco

12-4 is crazy.

9-7 is a VERY successful season for them.

7-9 methinks

1 Sep 07 CIN @ BAL Win
2 Sep 14 BAL @ HOU Lose
3 Sep 21 CLE @ BAL Lose
4 Sep 29 BAL @ PIT Lose
5 Oct 05 TEN @ BAL Win
6 Oct 12 BAL @ IND Lose
7 Oct 19 BAL @ MIA Win
8 Oct 26 OAK @ BAL Win
9 Nov 02 BAL @ CLE Lose
10 Bye
11 Nov 16 BAL @ NYG Lose
12 Nov 23 PHI @ BAL Win
13 Nov 30 BAL @ CIN Lose
14 Dec 07 WAS @ BAL Win
15 Dec 14 PIT @ BAL Win
16 Dec 20 BAL @ DAL Lose
17 Dec 28 JAC @ BAL Lose

Total Record 7-9 they lose out on playoff birth so stop taking those drugs that are making you think they will be 12-4. I give them 9-7 at best and even that record doesn't guarantee a playoff berth in the AFC.

Also injuries are part of the game and no excuse. The Pats won a Superbowl with a depleted secondary one year with rookie FA at the time Randall Gay starting so no excuse

Ray Lewis,Samari Rolle,and Trevor Pryce are past their prime and not the same players so their defense ain't lights out to keep teams under 14 points all the time unless they face horrible offenses which from the looks of it on the schedule is showing me 5 teams with below par offenses. Miami,Houston,Washington,Oakland and Tennesse. The funny thing is I have the Ravens beating 4 of those teams with Houston being the only team that wins out of the group with their game going either way but I see Houston edging out the Ravens.