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Ravens on the right track?

Thanks for hanging in there while my fingers thawed from my trip to Green Bay last week. I will be posting occasionally on my own blog this week while I'm in Phoenix for the Super Bowl, and posting regularly on our Sports Special Events blog, too. It's better this way, because it's not like the world stopped spinning everywhere else but here this week.

Particularly back home. A glance at a media credential with "Baltimore'' on it here means a conversation, short or long, about what's going on with the Ravens. Last week at the NFC championship, the weekend John Harbaugh was hired, the questions came steady: "John Harbaugh? Where did that come from?''

This week, similar requests, particularly about why Rex Ryan didn't get a serious look by the Ravens and Falcons. Many found it interesting that Ryan acknowledged that he might have turned the Falcons off in his interview. Many also believe that keeping Ryan and bringing Cam Cameron into run the offense reflects well on Harbaugh, for making experience and now continuity a priority with his coordinators.

Then again, one observer pointed out that this entire week might have a different vibe about it but for one huge moment in the regular season. The Patriots, it was pointed out, might not be perfect right now had Ryan not called that infamous time-out on fourth down in the Monday Night game at M&T Bank Stadium.

Ouch. 

 

Comments

Yeah, that timeout. Its there. Whew.
That coulda been one proud moment.

Why do you mention the timeout from the Patriots game? You've got to be kidding me here. Do you think since Rex is a good coach that he ought to be psychic too? How should he have known The Patriots weren't going to get a 1st down? Did you see the personnel on the field for that play? Just think about what you wrote for a second, boss. Always nay-saying...

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David Steele joined the Sun in September 2004 as a sports columnist, after nine years at the San Francisco Chronicle. Before becoming a columnist, he spent 11 years covering the NBA, at the Chronicle, Newsday, the National Sports Daily and the New York Post. Over more than two decades in newspapers, he has covered every major sport and several minor ones, and has won awards from the Associated Press Sports Editors, the Florida Sports Writers Association, the Society of Professional Journalists and the California News Publishers Association.

He also has co-authored two books, including Silent Gesture: The Autobiography of Tommie Smith, which was nominated for a 2008 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work - Biography/Autobiography.

A native of Washington, D.C., he graduated from the University of Maryland in College Park in 1985.

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