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Media roundup: Who's picking the Ravens?
• It's unanimous -- All of ESPN's NFL "experts" pick the Ravens to beat the Texans.
• All four analysts on ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown also think the Ravens will win.
• The Madden 12 simulation on ESPN.com predicts a three-point victory for...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Andre Johnson, Ray Rice, American Football Conference, John Harbaugh
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"Voice of the Colts" reflective on Peyton Manning, but still optimistic
When his decibel level was in the red, the Indianapolis Colts were in the black.
An all-pro quarterback had a lot to do with that.
"I like to be enthusiastic about what I do," said Bob Lamey, the radio play-by-play man for the Colts. "He made it darn...Tags: Indianapolis Colts, Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck, Sports, Football
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Marshal Yanda and the brutal, beautiful, violent game of football
We've spent a lot of time this year talking about how the NFL seems to be trying to tone down the brutality in football. For the most part, their efforts seem less sincere and more like public relations, because the rules -- which Roger Goodell appears to...Tags: Super Bowl, Television Networks, Ray Rice, Football, Ben Roethlisberger
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Texans-Ravens game has a familiar ring to it
Houston ChronicleInjuries had taken a toll on the roster. They lost their last regular-season game, but they rebounded to win the wild-card playoff game in Houston. They went on the road for the divisional-round game as decisive underdogs. Because of injuries, they...Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Football, San Diego Chargers, Houston Texans
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Its the Giants and Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis
Fox59.comFrom literally one side of the country to another, the path of the first Super Bowl in Indianapolis is being decided. In New England, it was the Patriots who were the first to clinch a spot for the big game and a trip to the Hoosier state. Later on...Tags: Stephen Gostkowski, Mario Manningham, Super Bowl, Dennis Pitta, Eli Manning
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Rawlings-Blake loses AFC bet to Boston mayor
Boston Mayor Thomas N. Menino has a crab cake dinner coming courtesy of Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. The two mayors wagered a seafood dinner on Sunday's AFC Championship game between the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens. Menino...Tags: Super Bowl, Seafood, Foods and Beverages, Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots
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For rich and poor alike, life halted during Ravens game
Deverick Howell could only stare at the television as Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff's last-chance field goal attempt hooked left of the uprights, dealing the team and its fans a heartbreaking 23-20 loss Sunday to the New England Patriots. "I feel angry and...Tags: Lobbying, Super Bowl, Radio, Heroin, New England Patriots
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Key to Ravens' success is heavy dose of Ray Rice
The Boston GlobeStop us if you’ve heard this one before. If the Patriots expect to beat the Ravens in Sunday’s AFC Championship game, they are going to have to bottle up one of their ghosts of playoff failures past: running back Ray Rice. The Patriots...Tags: Ray Rice, New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, AFC North, Football
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No-huddle a possibility for Patriots
The Boston GlobeWhen the Patriots received the opening kickoff Saturday against the Broncos, it might have caught some fans off-guard, since it marked just the second time in 17 games New England opened on offense. Going no-huddle on the first series seemed to catch...Tags: Wes Welker, Ed Reed, Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots, Football
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Harris, Guinta bet on AFC game
When politics and sports mix in Maryland, crab cakes are almost always on the line.
And so it is this year, with Rep. Andy Harris placing a friendly wager with New Hampshire Rep. Frank Guinta on the AFC Championship game this weekend. Both congressmen...Tags: Frank Guinta, Super Bowl, New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, American Football Conference
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Ravens defensive coordinator Pagano thrives under pressure
The two-a-day practices were always fun because there was so much for an 8-year-old to do. There were cones to set up, tackling dummies to wrestle with, footballs to gather and water bottles to squirt. Young Chuck Pagano did it all for his father,...Tags: Jacksonville Jaguars, University of Miami, Super Bowl, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Michigan
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Stopping Ravens' key ingredient, Rice, is key for Patriots
Boston GlobeStop us if you've heard this one before. If the Patriots expect to beat the Ravens in Sunday's AFC Championship game, they are going to have to bottle up one of their ghosts of playoff failures past: running back Ray Rice. The Patriots learned the...Tags: Ray Rice, New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, Football, AFC North
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