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What are you looking forward to the most against the Ravens?

methodtoll

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I expect a much more dynamic pre-season in general. In the past the 1st team had 1 quarter's worth of reps and it was passed on to a mish-mash of players who weren't going to be a significant part of the regular season playing time. That made for some flat performances. This year, we have open season at WR with Smitty out, open season at D Line with additional questions on passing downs, new alignment at LB with quality backups that need to step up with T. Davis missing and changes at the Safety positions. We also have backup QB's that are more than just window dressing. Coming off a disappointing season and going 0-4 last year in pre-season will only add to the mix. I used to say pre-season wins and losses don't mean much, but for our team this year, it seems like the perfect time to set the tone....engage every opponent at every aspect for every minute. That might make this season a special one.......by the way, I'm still going with 10-6....

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My step-brother (Not Will Ferell) loves the Ravens and has given me poo ever since the last time we played them. I am definately looking forward to this game. A win is a MUST.

how the hell has he been talkin poo we beat them the last time we played them. we have never even lost to baltimore.

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I'm looking for 3 things:

How Clausen plays at a nfl lvl, can he make good reads with the blitz from Baltimore??

Who we line up as r 1st team d-line and how they play, can they generate pressure??

How our special teams looks and if Armanti Edwards contribute on special teams like how we want him to? Alot of hype for his athletic ability but he is having issues adjusting

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