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Thread: The NEW Ravens and the media
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09-08-2008, 01:02 AM #14
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Half the national NFL media is from Ohio or PA, or NY. They did not give the 2006 any love, but this team could be better by the playoffs than that one.
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09-08-2008, 01:17 AM #15
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The media is irrelevant to how the Ravens will go about their business this season.
I'm more interested in how the referees view the Ravens.
And Todd Heap, I'm giving you a pass this time since we won, but another couple of putrid performances like you had today and you will be OFFICIALLY on the clock!
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09-08-2008, 10:29 AM #16
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Talk about no respect in the media....Look how f up'ed this is:
NFL TV Coverage Map for Opening Day 1pm games:
http://the506.com/nflmaps/2008-01-CBS.html
The Ravens game wasnt shown hardly anywhere in the local region except right in central MD/eastern shore and in parts of Ohio and Ky!
This never concerned me much before but now that im in PA 1 mile over the live, this would suck if i couldnt watch a game. Ive never seen the coverage map that little for our game before.Season ticket holder since 1996 Section 148 Tailgate Lot H
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09-08-2008, 12:09 PM #17
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LOL wow, hate is a strong word. keep in mind, CJ loves to talk trash because he is friends with a lot of guys on our team, particularly defense. So he just loves to hear himself talk but I don't think he thinks folks take it seriously.
But back to the topic, Chris Berman was on ESPN doing a SC Live show (almost like PrimeTime, but they are calling it something else lol) and he said he was happy for Baltimore, he kept saying "good for them", in winning in the new era we have. NFLN also had some positive feedback as well, which was refreshing
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09-09-2008, 01:21 PM #18
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Welcome to the wonderful world of Southern PA TV. I don't know if you have Comcast or satelite, but WHP from Harrisburg picked the Stillers game over the Ravens game. Since Harrisburg is a Ravens secondary market, when the Ravens are home, they can show whatever game they want. I have friends that live in Red Lion, Dallastown, York who didn't get to see the Ravens game because Comcast doesn't have the Baltimore stations on the cable system in the York area. All the Pissburgh fans in Harrisburg whine & cry & this POS TV station puts the Stillers on whenever the Ravens are home. Being in Southern York County, we are lucky. We get 2 CBS, NBC & ABC stations. My wife was able to watch the game on WJZ, but we don't get the Baltimore stations in HD, just the Harrisburg stations. You will also find when the Ravens are home vs. an NFC team, the game is on FOX. We only get 1 FOX station out of Harrisburg & they show the Eagles all the time. If the Eagles aren't playing the same time as the Ravens they will show the Ravens. I am putting in an OTA antenna to pull in FOX 45 so this will fix that problem.
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09-09-2008, 10:27 PM #20Rookie Poster
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Re: The NEW Ravens and the media
i don't think the players mind not getting the attention, or at least it fires them up more.
i feel like they enjoy playing with a chip on their shoulders, (especially the defense) and if the media keeps saying theyre going to fall apart, it'll give them motivation to prove them wrong.
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09-10-2008, 07:38 PM #21Regular 1st Stringer
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This "us against the world" attitude was greatly encouraged by Billick and his paranoia grew to the proportions of the X-Files fifth season by the end.
I'm not sure that Harbaugh is going to go in this direction. See him as much more of a positive person who is not going to encourage that type of behavior that spiraled into the Detroit game among other things.
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09-10-2008, 07:39 PM #22Regular 1st Stringer
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Re: The NEW Ravens and the media
This "us against the world" attitude was greatly encouraged by Billick and his paranoia grew to the proportions of the X-Files fifth season by the end.
I'm not sure that Harbaugh is going to go in this direction. I see him as much more of a positive person who is not going to encourage that type of behavior that spiraled into the Detroit game among other things.
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09-11-2008, 10:43 AM #23
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Dude, it isn't (or wasn't) just a Billick paranoia... Out there (near B-town) you get decent semi positive Ravens news... outside that area we may as well play in the CFL... so sad but true.
Keeping the purple flowing way out on the West Coast!
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09-11-2008, 10:53 AM #24
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Not exactly. We don't get a ton of press because we're a relatively small market team. Not to mention the national media loves the big time QB's with sexy offenses, so teams like the Colts, Patriots, Cowboys and Giants get all the attention. I think around the nation the perception of the Ravens is what it has been for the entire Billick era - great defense and mediocre to bad offense with bad QB play.
Billick played up the whole "us against the world" mentality for his entire reign. It worked in the 2000 Super Bowl run, but did wear thin after. And like it or not, the way the national media treated the Ravens did have something to do with Billick's condescending attitude starting with the 2000 playoffs. He talks to reporters like he's the smartest man in the room, so I guess those reporters liked to point out how this so-called offensive genius could never develop a decent offense or QB in 9 years.
Hopefully the Harbaugh/Flacco era will help change that perception.
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