How about TheRavensAreNotTheOrioles.  Seriously.  It's a winner.
The contrast between the Orioles and Ravens way of doing things is
always a hot topic of conversation in this town, and it's something
that everyone understands and to which the average fan can connect.




--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, "kizhett" <kizhett@...> wrote:
>
> Besides RavensEverMore.com, I am also thinking about
> RavensBarNone.com. What you all think?




> --- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, "kizhett" <kizhett@> wrote:
> >
> > so i am thinking RavensEverMore.com. What do you guys think?
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, <kizhett@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I am looking into opening up a Ravens website. The first thing
I will
> > > like to do secure a domain name (a .com name). If you guys
could throw
> > > some names at me, I would greatly apprciate it. Thank you
> > >
> >
>

Besides RavensEverMore.com, I am also thinking about
RavensBarNone.com. What you all think?


--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, "kizhett" <kizhett@...> wrote:
>
> so i am thinking RavensEverMore.com. What do you guys think?
>
>
>
> --- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, <kizhett@> wrote:
> >
> > I am looking into opening up a Ravens website. The first thing I will
> > like to do secure a domain name (a .com name). If you guys could throw
> > some names at me, I would greatly apprciate it. Thank you
> >
>

so i am thinking RavensEverMore.com. What do you guys think?



--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, <kizhett@...> wrote:
>
> I am looking into opening up a Ravens website. The first thing I will
> like to do secure a domain name (a .com name). If you guys could throw
> some names at me, I would greatly apprciate it. Thank you
>

It's about time they wised up.I'll bet he has a tremendous year this year
barring injury.


--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, Econ <scat19@...> wrote:
>
> http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2502163
>
>   Ravens lock up safety Reed with six-year extension  Four-year veteran safety
Ed Reed, the league's defensive player of the year in 2004, has reached
agreement with the Baltimore Ravens on a six-year contract extension worth $40
million that will carry through the 2012 season, team officials confirmed
Tuesday afternoon.
>           Ed Reed    Safety
> Baltimore Ravens
>
> Profile            2005 SEASON STATISTICS    Tot  Ast  Solo  FF  Sack  Int   
37  33  4  0  0  1
>   The team's first-round choice in the 2002 draft, Reed was entering the final
year of his original contract with the team, at a base salary of $1.983 million,
and would have been eligible for unrestricted free agency without the extension.
Reed, 27, has been seeking to upgrade his contract for more than a year.
>   Had the Ravens not been able to reach an extension with Reed by next spring,
it is likely Baltimore would have designated the former University of Miami star
a franchise player to limit his mobility. It is not known yet when the contract
will be officially executed with the NFL, but Reed is expected to sign it this
week, and Ravens officials said there is no chance the deal will not be
completed.
>   The deal makes Reed one of the highest-paid safeties in the NFL. Reed's
agent, Greg Genske, said his client will receive a $15 million signing bonus in
the largest deal ever given to a safety.
>   "It's one less thing for him to worry about," general manager Ozzie Newsome
said. "He knows he is going to be here for the long-term now, and it part of the
plans in the big picture, and he can devote his energies now to football matters
and to being the playmaker he has always been for us."
>   If possible, Reed's importance to the Baltimore defense will be heightened
this year, since he will be breaking in a new safety partner. Starting free
safety Will Demps departed to the New York Giants as an unrestricted free agent
and there are a number of candidates, all of them relatively inexperienced,
vying for the job.
>   The 24th player selected overall in the 2004 draft, Reed became a starter as
a rookie and has been a fixture in the Baltimore defense ever since. In four
seasons, he has appeared in 58 games and started in all but one of those
contests. Reed missed six games in 2005 with an ankle injury and recorded career
lows in games played (10), tackles (37), interceptions (one) and passes defensed
(12).
>   In his first three seasons, Reed averaged 89 tackles, seven interceptions
and 16.3 passes defensed. Reed posted five or more interceptions in each of his
first three seasons and led the NFL with nine interceptions in 2004. The Ravens
expect him to return to health, and to his previous form, for 2006. Reed was
selected to the Pro Bowl for the 2003 and 2004 seasons.
>   Although he is listed as a strong safety, and is effective playing close to
the line of scrimmage, Reed also possesses great range and a big-play mindset.
In his four seasons, he has 31 "big plays," the combination of takeaways and
sacks.
>     Len Pasquarelli is a senior NFL writer for ESPN.com. Information from The
Associated Press was used in this report.
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   No we didn't get rid of Chen...

           Ravens, Reed agree to six-year extension            June 27, 2006    
OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) -- Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed agreed to terms
Tuesday on a six-year, $40 million contract extension with the team.   Reed was
entering the final year of his original contract. The agreement ended off-and-on
talks that began last season. Reed's agent, Greg Genske, said his client will
receive a $15 million signing bonus in the largest deal ever given to a safety.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2502163

   Ravens lock up safety Reed with six-year extension  Four-year veteran safety
Ed Reed, the league's defensive player of the year in 2004, has reached
agreement with the Baltimore Ravens on a six-year contract extension worth $40
million that will carry through the 2012 season, team officials confirmed
Tuesday afternoon.
           Ed Reed    Safety
Baltimore Ravens

Profile            2005 SEASON STATISTICS    Tot  Ast  Solo  FF  Sack  Int    37
33  4  0  0  1
   The team's first-round choice in the 2002 draft, Reed was entering the final
year of his original contract with the team, at a base salary of $1.983 million,
and would have been eligible for unrestricted free agency without the extension.
Reed, 27, has been seeking to upgrade his contract for more than a year.
   Had the Ravens not been able to reach an extension with Reed by next spring,
it is likely Baltimore would have designated the former University of Miami star
a franchise player to limit his mobility. It is not known yet when the contract
will be officially executed with the NFL, but Reed is expected to sign it this
week, and Ravens officials said there is no chance the deal will not be
completed.
   The deal makes Reed one of the highest-paid safeties in the NFL. Reed's agent,
Greg Genske, said his client will receive a $15 million signing bonus in the
largest deal ever given to a safety.
   "It's one less thing for him to worry about," general manager Ozzie Newsome
said. "He knows he is going to be here for the long-term now, and it part of the
plans in the big picture, and he can devote his energies now to football matters
and to being the playmaker he has always been for us."
   If possible, Reed's importance to the Baltimore defense will be heightened
this year, since he will be breaking in a new safety partner. Starting free
safety Will Demps departed to the New York Giants as an unrestricted free agent
and there are a number of candidates, all of them relatively inexperienced,
vying for the job.
   The 24th player selected overall in the 2004 draft, Reed became a starter as a
rookie and has been a fixture in the Baltimore defense ever since. In four
seasons, he has appeared in 58 games and started in all but one of those
contests. Reed missed six games in 2005 with an ankle injury and recorded career
lows in games played (10), tackles (37), interceptions (one) and passes defensed
(12).
   In his first three seasons, Reed averaged 89 tackles, seven interceptions and
16.3 passes defensed. Reed posted five or more interceptions in each of his
first three seasons and led the NFL with nine interceptions in 2004. The Ravens
expect him to return to health, and to his previous form, for 2006. Reed was
selected to the Pro Bowl for the 2003 and 2004 seasons.
   Although he is listed as a strong safety, and is effective playing close to
the line of scrimmage, Reed also possesses great range and a big-play mindset.
In his four seasons, he has 31 "big plays," the combination of takeaways and
sacks.
     Len Pasquarelli is a senior NFL writer for ESPN.com. Information from The
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chatnamed "Bookie".




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Considering Strahan's record, I would strongly suggest - if this is
true - that the Ravens go out and sign some "homos".  Assuming, of
course - not likely - that we don't already have some.  Statistically
speaking we have about four already.




--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, SC Zepp <sczepp@...> wrote:
>
> Strahan is in the middle of divorce court and hsi ex wife said he is
a gay and is having a homo afair with some Dr who appears on ABC.
>   WTF?
>
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It seems like the wife is after money cause she is not happy with the pre-nup
agreement so I would not believe what she says.


   Econ


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gay and is having a homo afair with some Dr who appears on ABC.
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> Strahan is in the middle of divorce court and hsi ex wife said he is
a gay and is having a homo afair with some Dr who appears on ABC.
>   WTF?
Not sure what to say except that I think she is a whack job.

Laura

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I watched Sapp on Indy, he would have been a sub for us until this season.
playing most of the time on special teams and thsi would have been his season.
well here he is back with us.  he may get a chance to start now that demps is
gone.

hbc_7840 <fang_guy@...> wrote:          ... objected to their letting this
guy go in the first place to make
room for Deion. Well, granted, it turned out to be no great loss,
but he is apparently a quality special teams player, and as we saw
far too many times last season, special teams is important, too. I
wonder what this conditional pick is, though. Remember, we already
lost our fourth round pick for McNair:

Ravens acquire S Sapp from Colts

June 19, 2006
OWINGS MILLS, Maryland (Ticker) - Reserve safety Gerome Sapp is back
with the team that drafted him.

The Baltimore Ravens on Monday acquired Sapp from the Indianapolis
Colts for a conditional draft pick in 2007.

Sapp spent the last two seasons with the Colts after being waived by
the Ravens in September 2004. He has played in 43 NFL games,
including 14 with Baltimore, and recorded 74 tackles.

A sixth-round pick of the Ravens out of Notre Dame in 2003, Sapp has
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January, I think, but then it will be available.




--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, <kizhett@...> wrote:
>
> I am looking into opening up a Ravens website. The first thing I will
> like to do secure a domain name (a .com name). If you guys could
throw
> some names at me, I would greatly apprciate it. Thank you
>

I am looking into opening up a Ravens website. The first thing I will
like to do secure a domain name (a .com name). If you guys could throw
some names at me, I would greatly apprciate it. Thank you

... objected to their letting this guy go in the first place to make
room for Deion.  Well, granted, it turned out to be no great loss,
but he is apparently a quality special teams player, and as we saw
far too many times last season, special teams is important, too.  I
wonder what this conditional pick is, though.  Remember, we already
lost our fourth round pick for McNair:


Ravens acquire S Sapp from Colts

June 19, 2006
OWINGS MILLS, Maryland (Ticker) - Reserve safety Gerome Sapp is back
with the team that drafted him.

The Baltimore Ravens on Monday acquired Sapp from the Indianapolis
Colts for a conditional draft pick in 2007.

Sapp spent the last two seasons with the Colts after being waived by
the Ravens in September 2004. He has played in 43 NFL games,
including 14 with Baltimore, and recorded 74 tackles.

A sixth-round pick of the Ravens out of Notre Dame in 2003, Sapp has
primarily served as a force on special teams.

I find it surprising that the Orioles even recognized McNair's
existence.  Angelos' hatred toward the Ravens is well known,
although "jealousy" would likely be a better term.  I will never
forget when the Ravens won the Super Bowl and Angelos didn't even
bother to take out an ad in the paper to congratulate them.  That's
unheard of in two-team cities.



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> Damn they move fast don't they?
>
> SCZEPP <sczepp@...> wrote:          threw out the 1st pitch at the
Baltimore Orioles game tonight. Got an
> ovation on what fans where there.
>
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I just heard about this while I was at work today. Thought it might have been a
hoax. I wish no ill will on players but this is terrible for the guy.

SC Zepp <sczepp@...> wrote:          all the sports stations are reporting
he was in a motorcycle accident and is bad shape. no helment.
hate the steelers but hate to see this happen to a good guy.

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all the sports stations are reporting he was in a motorcycle accident and is
bad shape.   no helment.
    hate the steelers but hate to see this happen to a good guy.

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Damn they move fast don't they?

SCZEPP <sczepp@...> wrote:          threw out the 1st pitch at the
Baltimore Orioles game tonight. Got an
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You kidding me? McNair has already earned the starting spot just by speaking up
and saying "I'm taking this team to the Super Bowl." Unlike Boller saying "This
is my team, period."

Dave Graham <outlaw_the_great@...> wrote:           even if they make
McNair "earn" it what will it take,
one snap during practice? LOl

--- Stephen James <stephenjames1979@...> wrote:

> I think Billick sees the writing on the wall that if
> he does not have McNair play, he's going to be gone
> after this year. The owner wants to win and the
> locker room is starting to turn against him.
>
> joes06 <joes06@...> wrote: Billick
> just said the other day Boller is the starter now
> the Sun is
> saying this morning that McNair is.I'm surprised at
> the 5 year deal
> but we know that doesn't mean crap in football.
>
> Anyway it'll be interesting to see a real QB for a
> change.
>
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threw out the 1st pitch at the Baltimore Orioles game tonight. Got an
ovation on what fans where there.

even if they make McNair "earn" it what will it take,
one snap during practice?  LOl


--- Stephen James <stephenjames1979@...> wrote:

> I think Billick sees the writing on the wall that if
> he does not have McNair play, he's going to be gone
> after this year. The owner wants to win and the
> locker room is starting to turn against him.
>
> joes06 <joes06@...> wrote:          Billick
> just said the other day Boller is the starter now
> the Sun is
> saying this morning that McNair is.I'm surprised at
> the 5 year deal
> but we know that doesn't mean crap in football.
>
> Anyway it'll be interesting to see a real QB for a
> change.
>
>
>
>
>
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I think Billick sees the writing on the wall that if he does not have McNair
play, he's going to be gone after this year. The owner wants to win and the
locker room is starting to turn against him.

joes06 <joes06@...> wrote:          Billick just said the other day Boller
is the starter now the Sun is
saying this morning that McNair is.I'm surprised at the 5 year deal
but we know that doesn't mean crap in football.

Anyway it'll be interesting to see a real QB for a change.






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Billick just said the other day Boller is the starter now the Sun is
saying this morning that McNair is.I'm surprised at the 5 year deal
but we know that doesn't mean crap in football.

Anyway it'll be interesting to see a real QB for a change.

2 teams came in to make offers for McNair besides Ravens.

hbc_7840 <fang_guy@...> wrote:          Looks like Ozzie blinked first. He
hadn't planned on giving up more
than a 5, and that was to get him into camp, as we could have waited
six weeks and gotten him for free. But that's ok, it's still a
second-day player, and it's better to get him into camp.

--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, Stephen James
<stephenjames1979@...> wrote:
>
> Well both team gets what they want. We finally have a QB that can
play and the Titans get a 4th rounder instead of a 5th rounder that
we orginally offered.
>
> Now let's just hope that McNair actually does pass the
physical...

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I know this sounds good on paper but it is going to lead to a season long QB
controversy.Billick will say Boller is the starter and half the team and fans
will want McNair in there.
Ray was on earlier crying about being tired of losing and here he is again,now
with a pulled hamstring.The guy has gone from a great player and team leader to
a carping bellyacher and he can't even play himself.From what I gathered earlier
he was taking shots at the DL and in particular Kelly Gregg for not being big
enough or whatever.
I wish he would just go away..

--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, "hbc_7840" <fang_guy@...> wrote:
>
> Looks like Ozzie blinked first.  He hadn't planned on giving up more
> than a 5, and that was to get him into camp, as we could have waited
> six weeks and gotten him for free.  But that's ok, it's still a
> second-day player, and it's better to get him into camp.
>
>
>
>
> --- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, Stephen James
> <stephenjames1979@> wrote:
> >
> > Well both team gets what they want. We finally have a QB that can
> play and the Titans get a 4th rounder instead of a 5th rounder that
> we orginally offered.
> >
> >   Now let's just hope that McNair actually does pass the
> physical...
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Looks like Ozzie blinked first.  He hadn't planned on giving up more
than a 5, and that was to get him into camp, as we could have waited
six weeks and gotten him for free.  But that's ok, it's still a
second-day player, and it's better to get him into camp.




--- In BaltimoRavens@yahoogroups.com, Stephen James
<stephenjames1979@...> wrote:
>
> Well both team gets what they want. We finally have a QB that can
play and the Titans get a 4th rounder instead of a 5th rounder that
we orginally offered.
>
>   Now let's just hope that McNair actually does pass the
physical...




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