and anytime you have a guy willing to air it out 35-40 times per game, there is always the chance of the big play, which worries me. The Ravens secondary tries to cheat to make the big play as well, which sometimes gets them burned. We’re not worried about your running game, as the Giants was a rare occurance and take away their three huge runs and they were mediocre the rest of the game. This game is on our turf, where we are as tough as anyone in the NFL at home.

with a couple of great coordinators in Cam Cameron and retaining Rex Ryan as d-coordinator, which was a class move. Those guys make all the offensive and defensive calls during the game. He is more of an overseer than a play caller. That is good, except when he has to make a decision, such as a Challenge. I’m not too impressed so far, but the players all seem to respect and like him.

was that he has a real sore left shoulder and couldn’t raise his left arm high enough to catch that ball, which might have made a huge difference in the game. Not saying we would have won, but we were down 20-10 at the time and had the ball on our own 48 yard line driving down the field. Mason is one of the best possession receivers in the game, usually catches anything close to him and rarely drops a ball. He will get his catches and yards and we will try to lull your secondary to sleep with a strong run game. Don’t underestimate Joe Flacco. Yes, he is a rookie, but does not play like one. He has a cannon and has protected the ball pretty good up until the Giants game. At home, other than the Tennessee game, he has been excellent. I see no reason why he won’t be successful Sunday. !3 all tie with Cincy!? Come on!

Philly can compete with anyone. Their worst enemy is themselves. They can score almost at will and have a real tough defense. They games they’ve won they’ve played error free ball, the ones they lost they made too many mistakes. It’s just that the mistakes are all being made by McNabb, so he is the logical scapegoat. Us Baltimore fans are hoping and expecting that our confusing defense will return, shut down Westbrook’s ability to run and force McNabb into turnovers to help us win. That’s been our recipe for success all season and sorry, we don’t see the Eagles as anything close to the Giants, especially at our house.