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Ravens coach John Harbaugh doesn't like when we make a big deal about who shows up for the voluntary workouts in Owings Mills.

So I won't make a big deal about Bart Scott being here today.

But how about Willis McGahee.

McGahee, who had yet to show for any of the previous OTAs, is on the field right now, dressed like it's the middle of the season rather than the middle of the offseason. While the rest of his teammates were in shorts with the temperature in the 60s, McGahee was in long sleeves and sweats.

Must not have acclimated to the weather yet.

While Harbaugh doesn't like to harp on the fact that attendance at the voluntary workouts has been pretty strong, the appearance of McGahee bodes well for the upcoming season in terms of adhering to the new boss' way of doing things.

Posted by Don Markus at 11:26 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)

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Hopefully, McGahee won't be needing to be wear any IV bags this season.

Posted by: Ray Venn | May 28, 2008 1:52 PM

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