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How will the Packers go in their final four games? The Journal Sentinel's beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis on the Packers. Full Article at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Tired of fantasy "experts" that make predictions, but never are held accountable? I'm going to change that. Each Tuesday, I will go over my predictions with the results from the week. We'll see what I predicted correctly and what picks failed. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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It's the most wonderful time of the year! Holiday music is playing, people are shopping and children are outside in the snow. Millions of people each year get warm and cozy in front of a fireplace decorated with stockings and get ready for, what else? Full Article at The Delaware News Journal
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Grades look appropriate to me this week. But next season, really, Mike, add a grade for coaching and officiating... Who is really gonna care? Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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The Ravens vs Packers score stood to impact two playoff races. So even though the Ravens vs Packers game got pretty hard to watch at times, it was necessary to see it through. Full Article at Associated Content
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Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco hurt the Ravens' comeback chances in the fourth quarter, when he rolled to his right, threw across his body and tossed an interception in the end zone. "I think it was a stupid decision and a worse throw," Flacco said. Full Article at Baltimore Sun Blogs
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Turnovers by the Ravens in the first quarter (fumble by Ray Rice and interception thrown by Joe Flacco). Pass-interference penalties by the Ravens (Domonique Foxworth, Frank Walker and Lardarius Webb) in the first half. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- A month ago, the Green Bay Packers were worried about their season slipping away. Yes, Monday's 27-14 win was monumentally ugly. Full Article at National Football League | NFL.com
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GREEN BAY, Wis. — Aaron Rodgers threw three touchdown passes, including two to tight end Jermichael Finley, and the Packers beat the Ravens, 27-14, in a penalty-filled game Monday night. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdowns to tight end Jermichael Finley and another to Donald Driver while Joe Flacco was picked off three times, twice in the fourth quarter, as the Packers won their fourth straight. Full Article at The Post Chronicle
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Quarterback: F Joe Flacco looked more poised and mobile in the pocket than he has in weeks. He started out slow, but what else is new? He had several passes dropped, one by Todd Heap for a possible touchdown. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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GREEN BAY, Wis. - The standings say the Green Bay Packers are in good shape for the playoffs. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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How our reporters and editors saw the Monday night game: Jamison Hensley: The Ravens showed they aren't a playoff team. They also seem to be one without an offense. Mike Preston: If the Packers don't play give away, this one is a blow out. Full Article at Baltimore Sun Blogs
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Rodgers connected on 26-of-40 passes and was picked off twice for the Packers (8-4), who are two games behind Minnesota for the lead in the NFC North. Full Article at WAWS FOX 30
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GREEN BAY, Wis. — Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes, but the Baltimore Ravens rallied for two touchdowns in the span of 30 seconds to cut Green Bay's lead to 17-14 after three quarters on a chilly Monday night. Full Article at Deseret News
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RapidReports are being generated by a network of 32 correspondents reporting from every NFL city.From now until the end of the season, stay dialed in on the latest news and notes coming fromyour favorite team. Full Article at CBS Sports
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by Tom Fanning, Packers.com posted 12/07/2009 Forcing opponents to turn the ball over has been one of the keys to the Packers' defensive success this season, and the ability to do... Full Article at Packers.com
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The News Joe Flacco is very banged up heading into Baltimore's Monday night showdown with the Packers, according to the Carroll County Times. In addition to his injured ankle, he is also playing with a bruised hip and a sore shoulder. Full Article at No-Offseason.com
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Weather Forecast: Monday Night Mostly cloudy. Lows in the upper teens. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. Baltimore Ravens TE L.J. Smith (ankle) did not participate in practice Saturday, Dec. 5. He is listed as doubtful for Week 13. Full Article at KFFL
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Time for the consensus picks, which are drawn from those players receiving the most votes from the various expert start/sit lists I link to during the week: QB Start: Donovan McNabb, Alex Smith, Kyle Orton Sit: Eli Manning, Joe Flacco RB Start:... Full Article at Sports Blogs
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TAMPA, FL - JANUARY 29: Joe Flacco of the Baltimore Ravens looks on during the "Diet Pepsi Rookie of the Year" press conference at the Tampa Convention Center on January 29, 2009 in Tampa, Florida.
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It felt good the rest of the time ... You have to give Pittsburgh credit. They tried to come after us and we stood in there tough.
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Kheon had a very successful career at Delaware where he was Joe Flacco's center and has been evaluated by the NFL. He brings a tremendous amount of experience and knowledge to our offensive line. I look forward to Kheon continuing his success at the professional level
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I guess it wasn't pretty ... But that's the way some wins are in the NFL.
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It will be a struggle for him ... If you don't have a strong running game or generate a lot of explosive plays, it will be a difficult challenge. Look what a strong running game did for Joe Flacco and Matt Ryan last year. I don't see the Bucs being able to stuff the ball down people's throats like that.
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I guess I agree it wasn't pretty ... It was an ugly win, but that's the way some wins are in the NFL.
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As you look at them on film, they're doing a lot of good things ... Joe Flacco, being a young quarterback, he doesn't play like it. They've got (Derrick) Mason making plays, Ray Rice is a big part of their offense this year -- so they're pretty explosive.
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We feel like we prepare just as well, and even better than everybody, so we need to make sure that we stay steady and continue to do what we've been doing all season ... We'll go up there [to Minnesota], and we'll come ready to play next Sunday.
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They're a great defense, especially against the run ... We knew their style but we knew we weren't going to give up, we were just going to keep going at them. We thought one [big play] would break eventually, and it did. ... Ray [Rice], Derrick [Mason] and Mark [Clayton] and quarterback Joe Flacco, I me...
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Eighteen games would be a long season, and then you add four playoff games, and that’s games half the year ... We played 19 games last year, and if we had to play another, we would have had a lot of guys hurt for the Super Bowl. In a longer season, our 19th game would only be our first playoff game.
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It's almost more about Brett Favre than Adrian Peterson because the Ravens' corners have been a weak spot. So far, Favre is throwing with a lot of zip and accuracy. The Vikings have had problems covering tight ends so Joe Flacco should have a security blanket in Todd Heap. The Ravens' offensive line, wi...
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That's what you have to do as an NFL team. You can't take anybody more light than the other guy ... Cleveland had two losses and had a lot to play for. We knew that, so we had to make sure we came out ready to go from the beginning.
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You know, starting this season they were averaging like 32 points a game and then this past week they kind of stubbed their toe a little bit ... But, they've got some weapons on offense: [running back] Ray Rice is a very good back; [quarterback] Joe Flacco led them to the championship game a year ago; D...
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That's what you have to do as an NFL team. You can't take anybody more light than the other guy ... Cleveland had two losses and had a lot to play for. We knew that, so we had to make sure we came out ready to go from the beginning.
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The Patriots know how to win games they need to win at home. They want to keep pace with the Jets in the division, but this may mean a lot at the end of the year with tiebreakers, which cost the Patriots a berth in the playoffs last year ... As for the Ravens, they're a more balanced team. Being a year ...
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Whether it’s Matt Ryan in Atlanta or Joe Flacco or (Mark) Sanchez in New York, you notice that their whole teams have really produced ... When you look at the situation each quarterback walked into they had a solid group around them and they’ve been able to progress very well as a team.
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We think Chad Henne can play just as well as [Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco] can. I'll tell you that right now. I think when he gets his opportunity he will play well. Every time we've given him an opportunity, he has played well. We also like Chad Pennington. So I think the quarterback situation here as it ...
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