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Sam Koch is the punter, you are thinking of Steve Hauschka, who ruined one of the best games any ravens qb has ever had by sucking.
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JuicedSixFo posted:Also Kelley Washington sucks real bad, doesn't do poo poo, but will sure as gently caress take credit for the rest of the team. He is no longer on the team but do not listen to this man Kelley Washington owned and was the 2nd best reciever the ravens had last year. And he owns. *waves goodbye to fleeing patriots fans*
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JuicedSixFo posted:That's, uh, really not saying much. I heard he also did the squirrel dance on top of a troy brown jersey
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Blackula69 posted:He was the starter 2 years ago and he blew, but he's a lot better with Rice in front of him. Solid pickup. ? Last time he was really the starter was in 07, and he was pretty good then.
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Cane Break posted:I wish they would have some sort of throwback week where the coaches could wear suits. I think they did this once
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It depends on the team, but traditionally they will make the big decisions and they probably have input on their specialty, like when Billick was the HC for the ravens, before he took over play calling duties, I'm sure he had some input on the playcalling even if someone else was doing most of it. To simplify it, generally OC/Position coaches seem to have the most input directly to the players, while HC's just make the big calls and keep everything organized.
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Nov 1, 2010 05:55
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Kevyn posted:Girlfriend-type question, I know. What are those guys on the sidelines who are holding what appears to be a giant glass shield? Collision-proof cameramen or something? If you are talking about what I think you are, they are trying to pick up sound from the field.
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Nov 2, 2010 06:36
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I try to focus on defensive lineman generally, seeing how both lines are doing.
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Nov 8, 2010 01:18
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Pretty sure they have been sharing a stadium since they stopped playing in sheah(how do you spell this?) forever ago. Its been quite a long time. And while the schedule can change, the teams playing eachother rarely if ever does
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For rb carries, just off the top of my head around 15 is on the low end of normal in a game, about 30 is the high end, for a one back team anyway. For a qb, 30+ passes is alot, but they don't really get tired. Brian Griese threw like 55+ times in a game a few years ago, their arm's don't really tire out. Its not like a pitcher in baseball.
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Feb 8, 2011 19:32
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Lucas oil stadium is only a couple years old though, isnt it a much longer tradition than that?
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Also outside of that 2006 playoff game he torches the ravens regularly. That defense just happened to be nearly as good as the 2000 ravens so that helped. (USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)
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