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By Jamison Hensley, The Baltimore Sun | August 11, 2010
Tonight's preseason opener against the Carolina Panthers represents a sneak preview of the Ravens' new passing attack. Hometown fans and a national television audience want to see whether Anquan Boldin, Donte' Stallworth and two rookie tight ends will instantly provide some big plays and touchdowns to the Ravens' offense. Boldin, though, has a different mindset for his one-quarter cameo at M&T Bank Stadium. "As a veteran, you just want to get it over with," said Boldin, who was acquired in a March trade from the Arizona Cardinals.
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By JAMISON HENSLEY | November 23, 2008
Ravens run offense vs. Eagles run defense: Willis McGahee gained only 18 yards last Sunday, which tied his season low. The last time he was held to 18 yards was at Indianapolis, and he followed that with 105 yards at Miami. In the past two games, Ray Rice hasn't broken a run longer than 8 yards and Le'Ron McClain hasn't scored a touchdown. Philadelphia is ranked No. 11 against the run despite giving up 100 yards to three running backs in six games. MLB Stewart Bradley, who went to high school with Haloti Ngata, has 33 tackles in his past two games.
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By Don Markus and Don Markus,Sun Reporter | December 18, 2006
NEW ORLEANS -- This rebuilding city and its reborn football team were ready to celebrate their first division championship since 2000 with a playoff-clinching victory over the Washington Redskins inside the raucous Superdome yesterday. The New Orleans Saints have won the NFC South and will be going to the playoffs, but the party was ruined by the Redskins, who used their best defensive performance of the season and another triple-digit effort from running back Ladell Betts to win, 16-10.
NEWS
By MATTHEW DOLAN and MATTHEW DOLAN,SUN REPORTER | May 21, 2006
Federal judges in Maryland are throwing out routine traffic violations at military bases, hospitals and research centers across the state, giving a free pass to scofflaw motorists and putting at risk some of the millions of dollars in ticket revenue. One judge at Andrews Air Force Base tossed out every traffic citation on his docket earlier this month. Other judges have acquitted defendants charged with driving with a suspended license at the Bethesda-based National Naval Medical Center and National Institutes of Health.
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By JAMISON HENSLEY | September 11, 2005
SCOUTING REPORT Ravens run offense vs. Colts run defense: This is where the Ravens want to establish their grind-it-out tempo. Expect a heavy dose of Jamal Lewis and Chester Taylor as the Ravens try to exploit an undersized Colts defensive front. The plan is to split carries between their backs because there are questions about Lewis' endurance after a limited preseason. Last season, Indianapolis gave up 4.6 yards a carry, which was tied for second worst in the NFL. But it could all be moot if the Colts jump out to a big lead and force the Ravens to pass to catch up. EDGE: Ravens Ravens pass offense vs. Colts pass defense: The Colts' strength on defense is their pass rush.