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    When you win four games the year before, people don’t expect you to be on top of your division, and to beat a team that went to the AFC Championship game last year, back-to-back times ... I’m sure that has something to do with it. But I could care less whether we’re overlooked or underlooked. At the end of the year, if you’re playing in the Super Bowl, people think you’re pretty good. And you are pretty good if you make it that far. That’s our goal. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
    When you win four games the year before, people don’t expect you to be on top of your division, and to beat a team that went to the AFC Championship game last year, back-to-back times ... I’m sure that has something to do with it. But I could care less whether we’re overlooked or underlooked. At the end of the year, if you’re playing in the Super Bowl, people think you’re pretty good. And you are pretty good if you make it that far. That’s our goal.
    Carson Palmer – Carson Palmer SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
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  1. Well, I didn’t know I was an underdog, so it doesn’t matter what we are ... We’ve just got to play. We have a nine-game season and our first week is this week against the Ravens, and what counts is this game. This one counts, and all the other stuff is peripheral. It’s good for people to talk about, but...
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  2. Everybody wants to play, but I feel like our coaches are always going to put this team in the best situation to win ... Obviously, I wasn’t a part of that. No big deal.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  3. We’re not exactly sure where it went ... I think Harbs [coach John Harbaugh] said it well. We actually think the ball vaporized and went through his body and came out the other side. We can’t see any space in there, but it got past him somehow. We still haven’t figured it out yet.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  4. He was the type owner [where] you'd sit down at the same table or pass right by him and he wouldn't speak to you. ... When you go to New England or come here, you have owners who speak to you, have a conversation, ask about your family, friends. It's a different mentality.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  5. I wouldn’t be interested in doing that. There is a chance.
    – John Harbaugh SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  6. I don't really favor the way they do things.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  7. I coached against Ed for a long time at another club [the Browns] where he was rushing our edge, and I don't do a whole lot of coaching of Ed at that particular point in time. I've seen him get his hands on a lot of footballs. I'll let Ed coach himself on that. He'll figure it out, I'm confident.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  8. The ball went through my hands ... That was a rookie mistake. You’ve got to have those hands tight to take it off the foot.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  9. I'm not exactly sure where it went ... I think Harbs [John Harbaugh] said it well: 'We think the ball actually vaporized and went through his body and came out the other side, because we can't see any space in there.' But it got past him some way or another. We still haven't figured it out yet.
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago
  10. The only thing I learned how to do is not to do the right thing
    SOURCE: Baltimore Sun 3 weeks ago

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