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As if getting beat down by a mediocre (at best) defense last week in Denver, we have the luxury of going up against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.

To add another kick to the groin we also have the following to deal with (because 1 thing a week just wouldn't seem right):

Jamal Lewis will most likely be riding the pine on Sunday with a pulled hamstring. So we will be relying on Jerome Harrison and rookie James Davis who is just a week removed from a car accident and a shoulder injury from the Denver game. Or will we be opening the passing floodgates this week led by Brady Quinn? (read more)

Now the real head shaker.

Rookie and training camp standout Coye Francies was the focal point of some rookie hazing earlier in the week. (read more) If what is stated is correct I am a little shocked at Francies's blow out. After seeing him several times being interviewed he is always the most pleasant and well mannered person that I have seen in some time.
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