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Bold prediction- Ravens will make it to the Super Bowl

Dpantherman

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I've done this for about 3 years now, and yes they are coming off of a pooty performance by Flacco. But that Defense can get it done.

I'm not concerned about that loss to the Titans (who look really good), beat the Texans, then come talk to me.

The biggest obstacle imo, is the Patriots, mainly because of 2 guys-- Brady and Welker. But they can't play defense...they just can't.

The Ravens have already proven they can win without a star at QB, and Flacco is better than Trent Dilfer. If they can't get there this year with the Steelers sucking dirt, they won't.

Now you can mock me.

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