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    Palmer has so many weapons to choose from downfield, including Ochocinco, Caldwell, Laveranues Coles and Chris Henry. "We’re playing maybe the quarterback who’s playing the best in the NFL right now ... Our corners are playing tremendous technique with discipline, but their challenge this week is immense. You look at the quarterback and the receivers that they’re up against, it’s going to be tough." Aaron Wilson covers the Baltimore Ravens for the Carroll County Times and the Annapolis Capital. Full Article at Sports Blogs
    We’re playing maybe the quarterback who’s playing the best in the NFL right now ... Our corners are playing tremendous technique with discipline, but their challenge this week is immense. You look at the quarterback and the receivers that they’re up against, it’s going to be tough.
    – John Harbaugh SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
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  1. You can't overrate how important this game is for us
    – Domonique Foxworth SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  2. That’s a game where I definitely felt like we didn’t come out and play to the best of our ability, but they played a great game ... As bad as we played, we were that close to winning the game.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  3. They probably did us a favor ... They humbled us a little bit. We came off a disappointing loss against New England, and we thought we would bounce right back. We kind of took that game for granted. This is a very important game for all parties involved. We better play some good football. Otherwise, Car...
    Terrell Suggs – Terrell Suggs SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  4. So what we have to do, our mindset now, is we have to put it back on the even playing ground ... We have to go down there and figure out a way to pick up a win in their house.
    Derrick Mason – Derrick Mason SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  5. I think we hit the quarterback 10 times in that game with four-man rushes
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  6. That game was a heartbreaker, but we're not on a revenge tour. We're thinking about the big picture.
    SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  7. It’s definitely a building block kind of thing ... We want to build on last week and keep on stacking those blocks. I’m not going to say it’s a revenge thing, but we’ve got to win. It’s a division game we’ve got to have.
    – Fabian Washington SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago
  8. We know who’s on the schedule ... We know what’s at stake. They know what’s at stake. So, let’s go. .. If we split the series with them, we’ll still be fine. So, that’s our goal: to go in there and split the series.
    Ed Reed – Ed Reed SOURCE: Sports Blogs 3 weeks ago

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