Chris McAlister Was A Bad Boy

When there is a problem with one of our main playmakers, Ray usually will step in to make a statement. No clue why chris couldnt have just abide by the rules and present himself professionally. We need Chris on the field as much as possible to shut down some of these WRS.

Rexx, do you feel as if Fabian is our future #1 corner when Chris can no longer strap up? I really thought we got a hell of a steal when taking him from Oakland. The man is only 24 years old, has 3 years of experience, and is one of the fastest players in the league, Rex Ryan stated that “Fabian is the fastest player in the NFL”. He really has done well, showed a lot of effort in preseason and has contributed very well in the time he has been given so far in these 6 games. Walker is a scrub, I feel he is the worst player on our team that sees playing time. Ivy is way too small and is getting older. If we dont go playmaking WR in the draft or free agency (Which I feel is our most needed asset right now), then we can look to drafting a corner, (With the last pick in the 1st round, if you catch my drift.) The NFL draft is one of my favorite things to research as the time gets closer, as I will be updating this website on many of the rumors going around of where and who Ravens will be drafting.

Unreal…Veteran? The guy comes off his worst performance and has the audacity to slack on the dress code. Maybe he lost more than just his jock in Indy!

Don’t count on him manning up. He’ll mumble, put his hands in his pockets and kick at the dirt for a week after being scolded. Especially now that it is public. His personal foul skills will show up outside the lines. He’s never been much of a leader and has to be stabilized by Reed and Lewis. Put Fabian in and trade Chris for a receiver. That type of crap rubs off on young guys. It’s a small violation but it runs deep.

He was a steal for a 4th round pick. He was the 25th pick of the first round in ‘05, and will do well in our scheme. We still needed to take a CB this past draft and while I like both safeties we got, I still shake my head that we didn’t grab one at least! Brandon Flowers or Michael Jenkins would have come in handy this season. Perhaps we can go after Ohio State’s Malcom Jenkins in the draft, but he probably won’t be around with the final pick in the 1st round (yes, I get your drift!). I’d like to see how well they work in tandum the rest of this year. Something tells me no way Smari is coming back, at least not to us. Our backups are horrible so we need a few more CB’s on this roster, so look for us to go heavy in the DB mode in free agency and draft. I really like our safeties, with Reed, Leonhard, Landry, and especially Zbikowski and Nakamura. Any of them could start for a lot of teams and love the physical hitting of the two rooks on Special Teams. You?

Is he injuried? I would rather have him playing rather the frank walker.

Not too sure but thought he was still hurt. I’d even try either Zbikowski or Nakamura at CB, as they can’t be as bad as Walker or Ivy, right!?

You have to keep your stars of stars in town. When Ray and Ogden are 60 and Cal is 70 they will represent Baltimore and still be the hometown sports heros everyone needs. It’s worth Ray being a rich 3rd LB one day if it means bumping a 50th something player to make room. He will always be a super motivator and coach on the field. He will then, hopefully, become our LB’s coach and then our D coach.

As far as money goes, having Ray and Ogden (like Ripken) represent Baltimore forever is well worth the money. Favre made a legendary mistake. It will never be the same for him and Green Bay. It’s sad and shouldn’t happen here. Like Ripken, I can see Ray starting/financing all sorts of youth sports programs. Ray should be cemented in B-more like the 15 foot bronze statue of him outside M&T will be.

will be a game to game story. Either the Brett of 2007 who looked like the Hall of Famer he will ultimately become,…or the Brett of 2006 that should have retired after THAT dimal season when he looked every bit of his age. He will help the Jets as much as he hurts them. Ultimately, he’ll sell tickets, especially in their new stadium, where I hear the new PSL’s on the 50 are $20 grand along w/ a couple of hundred per game ticket. All of a sudden, my tickets don’t seem so expensive. Ouch.