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The good news is, the Ravens defensive line is getting good push and putting pressure on Raiders quarterback Charlie Frye. The bad news is, the Ravens secondary seems determined to leave him at least one open receiver if he can keep his feet long enough to release the ball for a short or intermediate gain.
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Comments
The biggest gap left for the O's to fill is at the 1B slot. Do you see us getting LaRoche or does the front office feel he is not that much of an upgrade over the Scott/Wiggington/Atkins combo? I would obvisouly love AGon but don't see that as a realistic option unless he is still available next offseason as his price should come down like Roy Holliday's price came down when he only had one year left on his contract. I just hope Boston does not bite this year at the trade deadline.
Posted by: Ben | January 3, 2010 5:51 PM