I sometimes think we share a brain man, thank you for saying that. I honestly wasnt buying into how big their wideouts were, you kept warning us, but I was not sold. Okay, its safe to say I am indeed sold, the Chargers wideouts are huge! And luckily for us, we dont see them again! Lets go beat up on the Browns and let our secondary get their swag. I cant believe our offense won a big game for us, beating KC was one thing, they were solid but far from legit, San Diego was a great victory for Joe Flacco and company.

Ray Lewis = GOAT, and JJ has had 2 very solid, above average games. Im liking it.

How many times in the past have offenses moved the ball on us in the air like that and our offense could not counteract? Pretty rare to see us win two straight games where we have allowed 24 and 26 points.

But I think we all know that this defense has not turned it on yet. And I think the league should be aware of that fear what we can do. This offense looks to be one of the best and most efficient in the league. A couple of the ESPN commentators said on the Kelly Washington TD that they have never seen a play like that before. I think that says alot about Cam and where this offense is going.

Keep an eye on us NFL, its going to get dangerous when we are playing. And to all the haters out there who said Flacco is not a reason we win games like they did last year, I dare you to have those words come out your mouth again. I dare you! That is 2 for Joe right there b*tches.

“Wahhh, we need better corners, wahhh!”

Fixed it for you.

Pittsburgh is going to come out with a fire lit under them, after a huge dissappointing loss. Cinci better come ready to play.

With a healthy Palmer and Ocho not being his usual @$s self you have a good team, I think you actually lost the better WR in TJ. Not taking away from Chad abilities but like TO I think too often he is a cancer who can stop younger players from staying focused on their job. If these things stay out of play Cincy is just one wrong move by even the best teams of winning the game.

We can never put the Steelers down because even on bad years Pitt and Baltimore is always something to watch, but for the next few weeks at least they are missing the heart of their D.

As far as our CB/DB it was game 2, coverage will be tighter as the year goes on, scheme will be developed from this game and if we meet again in post season I think it will be a different game.

Our WRs are better than most give credit and Washington is doing what I thought he would. He is better than most people think and has been hidden in the shadows of the best WRs in the game. Now he will get his playtime and he is going to be someone to watch. The chemistry of the WRs and TEs we have along with the backfield and QB is just proving everyone except the Raven’s office was wrong about our WRs.

The other thing I have been tired of reading was how Heap had such an off season last year. He was blocking by design most plays last year, and doing so when he wasn’t Flacco didn’t look for or see him often when he was out for passes. Heap had a great season last year, he just had a different role than we were used to seeing him in. Wish someon would tell NFL.com/NFL Network to learn the game before they speak about it. Just remember this year, two games to TDs. He is a complete TE when he is healthy and fe if any other TEs in the game right now can say that…

1. I think that it is obvious that we need at least one big physical corner. Chris McCallister used to be that guy for us and it was a role we missed on Sunday. I would have loved to have Sean Smith but will settle for Trevard Lindely this year.

2. Let’s appreciate the fact that Phillip Rivers is one of the top three quarterbacks in the AFC. His numbers last year were historically good and I think the past game proved that those stats were not a fluke. The Ravens don’t have to hang their heads too much about how he picked about their secondary.

3. The Chargers present an interesting receiving corps. I can’t think of a single other team that has size all across the board the way the Chargers do…. Given Phillip Rivers recent success with those pass catchers, it is something that Newsome may want to consider as he reloads Baltimore’s WR’s. Going bigger in size would be something that seems like it would be a good weapon against physical AFC North defenses.

3. Vincent Jackson is a restricted free agent next season, but San Diego has a bevy of other free agents to worry about too. To wit: Marcus McNeil, Shawn Merriman, Darren Sproles, Malcolm Floyd and Chris Chambers. You have to figure AJ Smith isn’t going to be able to keep all of those players and you know he’s going to have to commit a lot of money to keep his left tackle so Vincent could be one that falls to us. I’d live with it.

It wasn’t like Rivers was threding the needle on every throw he made. All he did was send his 6’5 monsters down the field and played jump ball with our CB. Give me three 6’4+ recievers and i bet i could put up 300+ yards. I wanna see how our corners hold ip against WR like Reggie Wayne, Homles, or Moss. These are the guys who we will be facing most likely in the playoffs.

Isn’t even close to the strength SD’s wideout possessed. We can expect our corners to be much more physical with Moss.

our db’s looked like rudolphs attacking the snow monster