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Ravens – WR Anquan Boldin, K Billy Cundiff, WR LaQuan Williams, RB Anthony Allen, CB Danny Gorrer, DE Cory Redding, LB Sergio Kindle

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Webb should make the pro bowl.

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Duh
Fucking swear to god we will never win with cam Cameron though.


Afk merry Christmas ,happy holidays buzzins

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Ima get you a present, buzzin. Alcohol related.

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Neil Hornsby: Terrell Suggs, DE, BAL

At PFF we love balance. We like it when tight ends block and when linebackers can cover; while we understand the value of one-dimensional players in a game where there is unlimited substitution, there is still inherent weaknesses for an offense to work on. What makes Terrell Suggs special is that he simply doesn’t have any limitations that offensive coordinators can scheme for. He can dominate as a pass rusher as his 13 sacks, nine hits and 32 hurries so far in 2011 will attest, does very well in the limited number of times he drops in coverage (about four per game) and is without peer as a 4-3 run defender. I’ve often said that if Jarret Johnson is on the same side as Suggs, teams that run to that side are mad and the play-caller should be fired; it’s suicide. It’s bad enough with the DE there on his own. In the days where many ends see outside contain as a reason to “lean” on tackles and take a rest there is no such thing with Suggs. Outside contain equals force and nothing describes better the way he fights to get back inside his man and make the play.

He is the ultimate role model for any who play the position; a feared pass rusher who also makes running to his side of the field an act bordering on stupidity.

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He is the ultimate role model for any who play the position; a feared pass rusher who also makes running to his side of the field an act bordering on stupidity.

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After a rough outing last week, Jimmy Smith (+3.9) showed the type of coverage skills that made the Ravens draft him in the first round back in April. Targeted eight times in coverage, giving up four catches for just 32 yards, more importantly he didn’t allow a reception longer than 12 yards and didn’t give up a touchdown. Opposite Smith, Lardarius Webb (+3.4) decided to show all of us at PFF how upset he was at being left off our Pro Bowl Team with another outstanding performance. Once again he didn’t give up a touchdown, allowing just two catches for 15 yards while picking off one pass and breaking up another on the five passes thrown into his coverage. The interception, his fifth of the season, a team high, was similar to the one he returned for a touchdown against the New York Jets earlier in the year. On 3rd-and-1 with 10:21 left in the first quarter he jumped in front of a poorly thrown pass to Mohamed Massaquoi (-0.7), had he got there a fraction of a second earlier then he very easily could have ran this one back for a score too.

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http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/12/27/re-focused-browns-ravens-week-16/

Webb is having as good of a season as any CB not named Revis rofl