Elvis Dumervil has agreed with the Ravens.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup

Guess Dumerville doesn't want a championship. The Ravens are in a retool/rebuild phase now that they have lost so much of their team talent in one single year.
Don't like the fact that the donkos have a good chance at winning as long as Peyton Manning is their QB for the next few years. Definately a better chance than the Ravens.

I don't believe that one bit. They've upgraded their pass rush and that will help offset the losses in other areas. Still have the core on offense with Flacco, Rice, and Smith.

[Chief Roundup]

Originally Posted by PGM

I don't believe that one bit. They've upgraded their pass rush and that will help offset the losses in other areas. Still have the core on offense with Flacco, Rice, and Smith.

I think the losses of Anquan Boldin, Ray Lewis, Dannelle Ellerbe, Ed Reed, Bernard Pollard, Paul Kruger and Bobbie Williams all starters by the way is a lot for a team to lose in a single offseason.
Ellerbe was suppose to take Rays place. So they lost their HOF LB and his replacement. Not to mention both of their starting safeties in Reed and Pollard. Boldin may not have great numbers but they are solid and there are a lot of clutch catches in there.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup

I think the losses of Anquan Boldin, Ray Lewis, Dannelle Ellerbe, Ed Reed, Bernard Pollard, Paul Kruger and Bobbie Williams all starters by the way is a lot for a team to lose in a single offseason.
Ellerbe was suppose to take Rays place. So they lost their HOF LB and his replacement. Not to mention both of their starting safeties in Reed and Pollard. Boldin may not have great numbers but they are solid and there are a lot of clutch catches in there.

I think they will be ok, not as dominant on paper, but they will still be a force and 10 or more wins is still likely.

[Fansy the Famous Bard]

Kruger might be the biggest loss of them all, too.