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Old 11-28-2007, 07:52 PM   #1
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We can overreact; we can worry; we can look at a near loss and panic. We're fans. More than that, we're New England fans, where for years Murphy's Law seemed to rule. Even though this is a new era for local sports, many local sports followers (myself included) have had a tough time adjusting.

that said, maybe we should take a look at each game week by week: instead of worrying about Pittsburgh or New York or going 16-0 or the playoffs, let's look at the task at hand: Baltimore. A winnable game.

I'm saying this to myself as much as anyone: one game at a time.
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Old 11-28-2007, 08:16 PM   #2
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Thats so true !!! I kept telling myself "damn what the hell went wrong" after the game and during the past days. BUt of course the fact that they won by 3 wasn't enough.

Just gotta not expect a blowout all the time and hope they play better than last week. Regardless of the fact that ravens are not the same team as the Eagles or Indy.

But going 16-0 would be without a doubt the best late X-mas gift ever to us fans!

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