Showing posts with label Ravens (Baltimore). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ravens (Baltimore). Show all posts

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Sports: Raven's Suggs: Cusses out Patriots who lost to upsurging Baltimore Ravens 28-13

What a Super Bowl this year!  Head coaches of the Ravens and the 49ers are brothers.  Baltimore Ravens champs the American Football Conference coached by John Harbaugh vs San Fransisco 49ers champs of the National Football Conference coached by Jim Harbaugh.

I've interspersed some critical comments into my composite blog-entry below and a quote from another article by the CBS Sports folks.

-- Sportikos, refWrite Backpage sports newspotter, analyst, columnist

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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — A fired-up Terrell Suggs ripped the New England Patriots following the Baltimore Ravens 28-13 AFC Championship win.
According to Yahoo! Sports’ Dan Wetzel, the Ravens linebacker had a few expletive-laden words directed at Bill Belichick and company.
“Tell them to have fun at the Pro Bowl. Arrogant f******,” Suggs said in the locker room.
He then suggested the Patriots’ arrogance has hurt the organization.
[What coud have got under Suggs' skin so?  The answer may be found in another CBS Connecticut news story,
Shannon Sharpe blasted New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick for refusing to do an interview with CBS Sports following their loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
The Hall of Fame tight end and analyst for “The NFL Today” called Belichick’s behavior “unacceptable” after the Patriots lost the AFC Championship game to the Ravens 28-13.
“Bill Belichick makes it real easy for you to root against the Patriots,” Sharpe said to CBS. “You can’t be a poor sport all the time. You’re not going to win all the time and he does this every time he loses.”
Clearly, it seems to refWrite's Sportikos, that CBS Sports honcho Sharpe has a grudge against the Pats leadership who may indeed by the worst f's and p's in pro football today, for all I know; and CBS or Yahoo Sports journo Dan Wetzel seems to have provoked an unguarded Suggs into letting loose with the same sentiment as runs the show at CBS.  This sports-journo technique, where the journo virtually puts words in the player's mouth to rip into the coach and player-leadership of the other team, is quite bad sports-journo practice.  Actually, the interview-avoiding Patriots coach  actually said elsewhere, “That was a disappointing end to an overall pretty positive season,” Belichick said. “Tonight we just didn’t do enough things well enough to win. Give the Ravens credit, they’re a good football team, they just outplayed us and outcoached us tonight. They just made more plays than we did and that’s pretty much the story.”  So Shannon Sharpe's blast at Pats coach Belichick is thick with spoil-sport, and it throws into sharp relief the unnecessary quotation of Raven's Suggs fs and ps, a dirty game by CBS. But the Suggs story isn't even signed!  Quote a man's expletives and then you don't even sign your f***ing name? -- Sportikos]

“These are the most arrogant p***** in the world, starting with Belichick on down,” Suggs exclaimed.
The riled player did, though, give credit to the Patriots for their season.
“With how the game last year ended, and who (No.) 12 is [QB Tom Brady, folks], and who their head coach is, and who their owner isyou won’t get another battle like this between two AFC opponents,” Suggs said. “We have the utmost respect for them.”
The Ravens reached their first Super Bowl in 12 years, thanks to three touchdown passes from Joe Flacco and a defense led by Ray Lewis that made Tom Brady look downright ordinary.
Next up for Harbaugh and the Ravens is younger brother Jim and the San Francisco 49ers, who beat Atlanta 28-24 earlier in the day for the NFC title.

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Sports: Pro Football USA: Pat's opening 13-play drive ends in a field kick that gives them the 1st scoring points.

Ravens are putting up a strong resistance, necessitating short passes by Pats' Captain, eagle-eyed and strong-armed QuarterBack, Tom Brady.

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Some more background:
 Ravens vs. Patriots: Tom Brady, Joe Flacco each have something to prove in AFC Championship game - The Early Lead - The Washington Post

Sports: Pro Football USA: One dang thing after another! - Patriots' Ochocinco won't play against Ravens

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New England Patriots will go up against Baltimore Ravens in just an hour and a half.  I'll be glued to the TV at the monastry where most of my editing transpires -- Sportikos


Patriots WR Ochocinco inactive, won't play vs. Ravens

New England Patriots wide receiver Chad Ochocinco is inactive for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens, one day after he reportedly was in South Florida to attend his father's funeral.
The Boston Herald reported Saturdaythat Ochocinco was seen Friday night in Boston's Logan International Airport and took a flight to Florida. The Boston Globe reported Sunday that Ochocinco had returned from his trip and was at Gillette Stadium.
Ochocinco has had a disappointing first season with the Patriots and was on the field for only one snap in last weekend's 45-10 divisional playoff victory over theDenver Broncos.
Patriots offensive tackle Sebastian Vollmer (back) also is inactive Sunday, along with quarterback Ryan Mallett, running backs Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen, linebacker Gary Guyton and guard Donald Thomas. Vollmer was listed as questionable on the team's injury report and hasn't played since Week 12.
Ravens wide receiver Tandon Doss, cornerback Chykie Brown, running back Anthony Allen, linebackers Josh Bynes and Sergio Kindle, offensive lineman Justin Boren and nose tackle Brandon McKinney all have been ruled out of the game.





NFL.com today on Ochocinco's being put on the inactive list./
--  SportsBoston*Nation and SB*Nation (January2,2k12)
— Materials posted here by Sportikos, refWrite Backpage sports columnist, and a fan of the Pat's hoping with them for the win today that will propel 'em to the SuperBowl.


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