Comments on: An Offensive Question Regarding The Ravens http://ravens.gearupforsports.com/blog/2010/01/an-offensive-question-regarding-the-ravens/ Just another Gear Up For Sports weblog Tue, 26 Jul 2011 05:27:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Tyson Heck http://ravens.gearupforsports.com/blog/2010/01/an-offensive-question-regarding-the-ravens/comment-page-1/#comment-154 Tyson Heck Wed, 13 Jan 2010 08:44:20 +0000 http://ravens.gearupforsports.com/blog/?p=805#comment-154 From a perspective that doesn't have the same passion behind the loss of the Colts from Baltimore, I can say that there is still an aura of rivalry between these two teams. Whether it's created from the fact that the Ravens can't seem to figure out Peyton Manning, or if it's due to the disdain that many across Baltimore still have towards Indianapolis, I would love to see the Colts get embarrassed on their home field in the national spotlight. If only somebody more important and more deserving than Chris Collinsworth would be calling the game... As for Flacco, he will without a doubt have a difficult time this week getting passes off, mainly because of the speed and agility of the Colts' defense. If Cameron knows what's best, he'll set up plays that put Rice and McGahee well past the line of scrimmage by the time Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney can find themselves in the Ravens' backfield. From a perspective that doesn’t have the same passion behind the loss of the Colts from Baltimore, I can say that there is still an aura of rivalry between these two teams. Whether it’s created from the fact that the Ravens can’t seem to figure out Peyton Manning, or if it’s due to the disdain that many across Baltimore still have towards Indianapolis, I would love to see the Colts get embarrassed on their home field in the national spotlight. If only somebody more important and more deserving than Chris Collinsworth would be calling the game…

As for Flacco, he will without a doubt have a difficult time this week getting passes off, mainly because of the speed and agility of the Colts’ defense. If Cameron knows what’s best, he’ll set up plays that put Rice and McGahee well past the line of scrimmage by the time Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney can find themselves in the Ravens’ backfield.

]]> By: bdenton63 http://ravens.gearupforsports.com/blog/2010/01/an-offensive-question-regarding-the-ravens/comment-page-1/#comment-152 bdenton63 Tue, 12 Jan 2010 18:23:51 +0000 http://ravens.gearupforsports.com/blog/?p=805#comment-152 Understand how you feel Pops--I have lost respect for the team. I suppose Peyton can't be held responsible for layin down. I do, however, think it would serve the Colts right if they weren't able to pull off a win. I have faith in Baltimore's ability to focus and generate so much passion and belief that they will win. That said, I believe that Flacco can hit his receivers--just a matter of timing. Understand how you feel Pops–I have lost respect for the team. I suppose Peyton can’t be held responsible for layin down. I do, however, think it would serve the Colts right if they weren’t able to pull off a win. I have faith in Baltimore’s ability to focus and generate so much passion and belief that they will win. That said, I believe that Flacco can hit his receivers–just a matter of timing.

]]> By: Pops http://ravens.gearupforsports.com/blog/2010/01/an-offensive-question-regarding-the-ravens/comment-page-1/#comment-151 Pops Tue, 12 Jan 2010 14:44:02 +0000 http://ravens.gearupforsports.com/blog/?p=805#comment-151 Looks bad for Ravens. Colts have surprisingly strong, young secondary, arguably best passing game in league with all-world Peyton Manning tossing strikes, running game ready to break out, and a generally healthy, rested team. Yes, the Colts couldn't be better positioned to play at their full potential. Thats just fine. Thank you Colts for laying down last 2 weeks. Thanks for sacrificing an NFL historic undefeated season and for letting down your hard working faithful fans who coughed up big bucks to see it. So now you get to play a one dimensional offense and a patched up secondary. It would take a miracle for the Ravens to win, divine intervention. Perfect, wouldn't want it any other way. Looks bad for Ravens. Colts have surprisingly strong, young secondary, arguably best passing game in league with all-world Peyton Manning tossing strikes, running game ready to break out, and a generally healthy, rested team. Yes, the Colts couldn’t be better positioned to play at their full potential. Thats just fine. Thank you Colts for laying down last 2 weeks. Thanks for sacrificing an NFL historic undefeated season and for letting down your hard working faithful fans who coughed up big bucks to see it. So now you get to play a one dimensional offense and a patched up secondary. It would take a miracle for the Ravens to win, divine intervention. Perfect, wouldn’t want it any other way.

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