Your Luck has run out

Hey, it was a good run...

cravnravn wrote:Hey, it was a good run...

With the way your Ravens have been playing, I'd watch the smack...

Its just a tune up

Flacco! Flacco! Flacco! Cravn's future HOF prediction.

cravnravn wrote:Its just a tune up

for the Colts...

You are just lucky you have Pags, the cat caws will be at a minimum..


And Blue name another QB in the history of the NFL that has made the playoffs and won multiple playoff games his first 5 years in the league..

Hint: He didnt wear a blue or white #18

Wow, seriously, Magic? More games played in Indy than Baltimore?

Huh... I'm too lazy to fact check that and I've not yet seen one of your statements that wasn't 100% fact. I'll go with it.

Cravn... "your" claim to the Colts is forever null and void.

My claim to the Colts goes back to 1958 when, at the age of 12, I watched (on TV) the "greatest game ever played" and started my Colts fan career. Raymond Berry set a record in that game that, amazingly, still stands today -- 12 pass receptions. When they left Baltimore in 1984 I "followed" them to Indy and, thanks later on to Direct TV and a satellite subscription, was once again able to watch most of their games. In my book -- once a Colts fan, always a Colts fan and, should they ever decide to relocate again (now why would they EVER want to do that?) I'd continue to be a fan.

Cravn... "your" claim to the Colts is forever null and void.


Hell no, not while the legends are still alive and in Baltimore, I like both teams just one more than the other..

That all changes Sunday, Ravens are 6 1/2 point favorites..Its a double digit Ravens victory..

Should be interesting...

Arians has some background in prepping for the Ravens while with Pittsburgh. Pagano, of course, knows a thing or two about their defensive capabilities and tendencies. The Colts are very much like a group of kids who don't know any better and can, at times, play without being bothered by any silliness that might be going on around them. Luck is Luck and, if given some time, can find the open man....Ravens pass rush isn't all that strong. If the Colts can contain Rice and keep him under 150 yards or so, they'll be in the game at the end. Flacco doesn't concern me and Ray Lewis will play his last game in Baltimore (or anywhere for that matter). I'll miss seeing him enter the stadium sticking his big tongue out and doing his "Hey look at me" dance. This will be the last time for the opportunity to satisfy one of my fantasies -- to see him stumble and bite off his tongue.

Now I will acknowledge one potential Ravens secret weapon who could very well determine the ultimate outcome of the game.....




























































Jim Caldwell.

I better get the frame for my Auto Ray Lewis Jersey, it will hang by the Unitas one...

Who is that on the far right?

John, did you get my email?

Ray Lewis , Johnny U , Brooks Robinson and Cal Ripken

Wow, I have a signed Cal on my office wall... now I see it. Would have never guessed that.

I don't know Brooks Robinson, but the Other Three guys are Epic.

Books Robinson looks like a young Arnold Palmer...at least I always saw that resemblance.

Brooks Robinson was the Orioles 3rd baseman, he was pretty damn good at that position. Ya i believe the cal picture they used for this make was from his 2131 game, when he was out lifting his cap to the fans.

No Kurt, I did not get an e-mail

mighty_colts wrote:I don't know Brooks Robinson, but the Other Three guys are Epic.

Areyaoufuggingkiddingme?????


The greatest 3rd baseman to set foot on the field, The Human Vacum cleaner..Nothing got past Brooksy..

As kids, playing little league, Everybody wanted the #5 jersey, it got so bad, that the coaches would not use the #5 jersey..In Drews era, every kid wanted the #8 uniform..