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One day after the Ravens lost 17-14 to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, the City of Baltimore sent out a search-warrant for wideout Derrick Mason. The team’s leading receiver left the Week 5 contest without a single catch, as Cincinnati bracketed him with two defenders for a majority of the action. The last time Mason did not have at least one catch in a game was on Oct. 15, 2006. Against the Bengals, quarterback Joe Flacco only threw to his top target once.
Okay, I know it shouldn’t bother me, and it doesn’t mean a thing to what the Ravens do on the field. But, aren’t you a little surprised – and perturbed – by how most preseason reports do not predict that we will be an elite team this season.
The buildup to the Ravens’ second preseason game against the New York Jets is already beginning to simmer, as former Ravens defensive coordinator Rex Ryan, the new Jets head coach, had some interesting comments about his previous team.
Despite playing for both sides of one of the NFL's most intense rivalries, the Ravens, Steelers and their fans had to come together Saturday to honor new Hall of Fame inductee Rod Woodson -- one of the greatest defensive backs in NFL history.
In typical Joe Flacco fashion, the Ravens’ quarterback could only chuckle when reporters popped the first question of training camp dealing with Derrick Mason’s sudden retirement. Still, there is no denying the hottest topic currently surrounding the Ravens.
Last year, Ravens second-round draft pick Paul Kruger made one of the most athletic plays a defensive lineman could ever make; despite recently recovering from a stab wound.
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh held court this week at the NFL Owners Meeting in Dana Point, Calif. Chatting with reporters during the media breakfast, Harbaugh was grilled about his and general manager Ozzie Newsome’s strategy heading into April’s NFL Draft.
After nearly seven months of extensive searching, the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) entered a new era by voting attorney DeMaurice Smith as its new Executive Director yesterday.
Even thought they've signed Matt Birk, Domonique Foxworth and Ray Lewis, the Ravens will still look for other free agents on the open market.
