Max Fischer

I'm also a Ravens fan and watch all the games. Putting aside the domestic violence, his productivity had fallen off the cliff. There are a few good articles that suggest Ray Rice would no longer be a good option and any team would be wise to avoid or sign a cap friendly deal. This article is a good example: http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/ray-rice-was-awful-when-he-last-played-football/

I, Claudius - Robert Graves The First Man in Rome - Colleen McCullogh Read in early 20s but 15-20 years later I had a much better understanding of Rome history and like each book even more.

No idea who he is but I'm a Hobart alum and on-board.

Slightly off topic - go read "The Martian" one of my favorite books of 2014, and maybe all-time. So much fun.

The NFL will be a pass oriented league until it's not.

Yeah, equality is for wusses. Why give the weaker sex a chance to play? That's what's wrong with this country . . . Hurumph, Hurumph

I'd take Stafford in a heartbeat.

My dark horse: Sam Bradford

Why would TB or Ten do this? The fallacy of the willing trade partner.

Luke, I'm your father?

So, what you're saying is, we can be the 6th seed, then beat the Bengals in Cincy, then beat the Broncos in Denver and then beat the Patriots in Foxboro and were in the Super Bowl! Cool.

All are excellent. Thanks. Thought the astronomy could be awesome and depressing.

I didn't understand a word.

It's easy to be a contrarian with zero accountability. (See: fan message boards)

Nice coconuts.

IMO, historical year over stats that are meaningless.

No one goes to that restaurant anymore, it's too crowded. - Yogi Berra

Uh, read the article. The Ravens have nothing to do with that.

It all changed when my sister-in-law got married to a tool bag (and I started to make money). Now I'm a Prince. Not sure there's a lesson there.

^this I love a good take down, but this article ain't it.

I am an American aquarium drinker.

That blows. Hate to see anyone injured (even Brady).

Like 17K+ comments on a message board?

Agreed. No run game, except when called back for a penalty. EJ clearly scrambling or under pressure on most plays, hardly had time to survey the field, etc. I'm not an EJ apologist but we can't make a clear evaluation of a QB when he's rarely given a good chance to make plays. Against inferior competition and more important, not running for his life, he actually looked like a decent QB. I also think the play action helped in the 2nd half drives. Our primary problem is fixing the O-Line and reliable run game so the defense isn't teeing-off on our QBs. Then we can evaluate if EJ can make it in the league.

-- Said by every generation ever.