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In what has become a dispiriting, much-transmogrified annual tradition, Ravens fans ‘cross the world gathered in wood-paneled basements, trailer parks, curiously narrow row houses with white marble stairs, and, of course, at Mad Rivere, to mourn the dirty birds’ first loss of the season.

Moments after the shocking 23-20 defeat at the hands of the effete Pittsburgh Steelers, car keys from Aberdeen to B’lair were plunged in the yawning underbellies of the customary thin aluminum cans of Natty Boh. Pudgy fingers groped awkwardly for the trigger to ingite a city-wide catharsis of hops and sadness.

Boh Knows Baltimore Football

Boh Knows Baltimore Football

“I really thought dey was gon’ win em all dis year,” said everyone who has ever called into WNST to squawk unintelligle football analysis over public airwaves.

Next year, dear friends. Next year.

As an aside, there’s been a groundswell of support for a San Francisco-based Mutant Weekend. Taking full advantage of this weekend’s free Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival and Dan McGill’s hideously overpriced NFL Sunday Ticket, expect more exciting details to come shortly.

On to Week 5:

Tenn at Baltimore

Indy at Houston

Seattle at Giants

SD at Miami

Wash at Philly

TB at Denver

Buffalo at Arizona

NE at San Francisco

Pit at Jax

Monday Night Football:

Min at NO

B’lair, Maryland

The Council of Ravens Roosts, in conjunction with the National Football League, has announced that the clash between Joe Flacco’s indomitable Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Residents of Texas has been moved from Sunday to Monday night at 5:30 PST.

The official reason for the unprecedented scheduling change is listed as “overwhelming national demand to see the Ravens.”

Take that, local coverage...

"Take that, insufficient local coverage..."

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7. Hammer 304 (28)
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“I’m thinking, ‘Snap the ball. Snap the ball,’ ” the future Hall of Famer said. “There’s a backside A-gap, and I promise I’m gonna shoot it. He was sitting out there, and I’m like, I’m gonna kill this dude.”
--- Ray Lewis

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