Showing posts with label Baltimore Ravens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baltimore Ravens. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2012
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Splicetoday: Destiny Calls, Ravens fail to answer
I've started writing this about five times over the past two days only to stop and begin again. The brutal and sudden nature of Sunday's loss to the Patriots in the AFC Championship game yielded a strange array of emotions. If this were ten years ago I probably would've have fired off a post game tirade calling for the heads of numerous Ravens coaches and suggesting that certain players seek refuge in the witness protection program. I likely would have suggested a number of creative alternatives for Lee Evans' hands since he clearly has no intention of using them to catch footballs. I probably would have rounded out my obscenity laced bitch-fest by denigrating everyone with the surname of Cundiff. Continue Reading
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Splicetoday: Cheer Up Baltimore, It's the AFC Championship Game!
I spent too much time as a youngster listening to talk radio coverage of Baltimore’s quest for an NFL expansion team. Countless hours that could’ve been used chasing girls were wasted playing “Baseball Stars” on Nintendo and absorbing the sports radio ramblings of “experts” handicapping Baltimore’s chances of being awarded a new football franchise. I learned two things from that fruitless exercise, 1) there are no experts, everyone is either forwarding carefully constructed info from (league) sources or taking a position to create controversy (this means you Skip Bayless), and 2) the NFL never had any intention of placing an expansion team in Baltimore. Continue Reading
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Splicetoday: Are the Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl bound?
The NFL playoffs will begin a week early for the Baltimore Ravens. Despite sitting atop the AFC North Division at 11-4, Baltimore faces a must-win game in Cincinnati on Sunday. Granted, "must-win" is probably the most overused term associated with professional football. In a league increasingly designed to delivery parity, where rules are seemingly created on the fly week to week depending upon game situations, the concept of any regular season game being "must-win" is laughable. Continue Reading
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Splicetoday: Torrey Smith gives Ravens a home run threat
The 2010 NFL season ended on a bitter note for the Baltimore Ravens. I still get nauseous thinking back to that January night when the Ravens blew a 14-point halftime lead against the Steelers. Baltimore turned the ball over three times in the third quarter and let Pittsburgh back into the game. Read more
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