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The Harbaugh-Flacco era has to end. It’s just not cutting it. The last two years have been the epitome of mediocrity. Defense is good you say? No; a good defense doesn’t blow it time after time like the Ravens did these last two years. Flacco has his moments, but he is far too inconsistent to be trusted, let alone “elite.” Also no reliable receivers at all. And an inconsistent running game. Three years and no playoffs after making it 6/7 years for Harbaugh is just inexcusable. I’m glad our defensive coordinator is retiring; he led defenses that specialized in getting your hopes up but blowing leads.
The Ravens used to know how to deliver in the clutch. They have become some of the biggest choke artists in the NFL the last couple of years.!Everything went quickly downhill after a decent 2014 season. They need new leadership and philosophies to get back to winning. I’d write something like this about my other team (Bears), but I’d waste the rest of my night writing.
Good attitude. Wish I could be as optimistic about the Ravens. They aren’t learning from their same mistakes and don’t seem to be changing besides a new defensive coordinator. They are stuck in mediocrity until they get serious about changing.
Like me FoxRox their is always Bond to keep us going! Lol!
Oh yeah of course. Movies and games keep me going.
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This just in: the secret playoff committee has decided that the Ravens are better than the Bills and will put them in, instead, ;-)
(My little dig at college football)
Haha very funny. I harbor no ill will against the Bills; their fans deserve a playoff berth after such a bad drought. The Ravens basically out-Billsed the Bills this year. I have no problem admitting we deserved to miss the playoffs.
That would happen if it were the Patriots though.
Probably true. If there’s anything a Bills and Ravens fan could agree on it’s the Patriots.
That sack to fumble by Graham and his teammate (never saw who it was) was an instantly viral moment that had me in stitches, just to see Tom's face as he was throwing a ball not there and the time he spent on the ground like a kid who'd lost track of their parent. Then the final two minutes of the game where he threw to players who weren't there and generally choked under pressure. It was great that Philly won, but they also made Tom embarrass himself through the winning, and that is a big bonus.
Three cheers! to the Eagles!
https://www.google.com/amp/www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/nfl/article-5352339/amp/FIVE-THINGS-MISSED-Super-Bowl.html#scso=uid_Y6p4WuDwGMfEjwOr6L2wCQ_1:0
Now that my Flyers are out (they slept through 2 games against the Pens, then gave them a fight the next 2) I'm really excited about the Sixers. We just eliminated Miami Heat and we're on fire right now! We went into the playoffs with a 16-game winning streak!! Our players just have amazing synergy right now. Embiid and Simmons are just incredible! I'm positive we will win the East. Of course Golden State Warriors in the West will be a challenge.
Even the Phillies are doing good. It's exciting to be a Philly fan right now! Not all of us are beer-throwing scuzzballs. Some of us are rather classy :) After all, some of us are Bond fans.
Cheers, all!
The Ravens-Bills score basically spoke for itself (47-3 Ravens win). The Ravens had the most dominant and complete performance I’ve seen from them in a long time, with Flacco looking sharp and his new receiving corp proving to be a more promising bunch this time. The defense held up their end of the bargain and nearly had a shutout. Of course, the Bills are supposed to be one of the year’s weakest teams, and it’s only the first week, so getting ahead of myself would be foolish. The Ravens had a good start to last year too, but it did not carry through enough of the year. Maybe, just maybe, they’ll have enough firepower to get back to the playoffs. If not, I’m all for some big shakeups.
The Bears-Packers game, while not having the highest stakes ever, was still as bitter a loss as they come. 20-0 lead blown; a tale of completely different halves, the first showing the Bears looking energetic and poised to win, the second showing they had completely run out of gas on both sides of the ball and really couldn’t make anything significant enough happen. They had their chances to close the game, but in true Bears fashion, they found a neat way to lose. 24-23. I can only dream one day they learn how to beat their biggest rival again, but with Aaron Rodgers always doing his thing (sidenote: I’m sick of hearing how “shocking” or “surprising” it is when Rodgers completes a comeback; if you’ve watched a season from him, you should expect it, not be surprised) and the Bears finding ways to screw it up, I just can’t count on that anytime soon. Perhaps they’ll have better luck in the coming weeks. I think they’re still at least a year away from any serious contention though.
In the end, the day had some surprises and some unsurprising things. The Buccaneers upsetting the Saints and the Steelers and Browns tying were certainly two of the oddest results of the day. Anyway, for better and worse, NFL is finally back.