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I have to dissagree. What makes the Ravens a great organization is the fact they let the coaches run the team the way they see fit. Ozzie and Steve do not get involved in the coaching. Ozzie makes sure the team gets the best players in the draft and the best players they can bring in during FA. But when it comes to coaching issues they do not get involved except at the end of the season when they have the team meatings. But as far as brining new coaches in and letting coaches go the front office leaves that up to the coach and his assistant coaches. That to me makes a good organization. But if the coach has a track record of making bad decisions the front office will act ; )

Here are the reasons the Ravens lost:
1. Conspicuous drops by receivers. At a couple of key moments, Flacco put the ball in exactly the right place and his receivers simply dropped the ball.
2. Defensive idiocy. The Ravens’ pass rush was working most of the day and then in third and long situations they kept rushing only 3 and played “prevent defense” which only prevented them from winning.
3. Lousy officiating. (Defensive holding being called on a defensive lineman. Huh?)

I don’t agree that Flacco has regressed, but has absolutely progressed, however I certainly cannot take a comparison of an nfl qb playing poorly to an abortion, that’s a disgusting comparison.

Flacco has regressed since coming into the league. For example, now all he throws are touch passes. He has a huge arm and he floats the ball for no reason.

Jim Zorn is among the worst coaches I’ve ever seen. If he is anywhere near as bad as a QB coach, he should have been fired.

Jim Zorn has one thing going for him: He’s a nice guy who does a lot to make people like him. He’s just not a football smart guy.

Are you kidding? For some reason, people throw flowers every year at Norv and Phil out in San Diego because they light things up the second half of the season … and have NOTHING to show for it but some good stats for people who had Phil on their fantasy team. I’d rather have Ws in the real win column and Flacco has given the Ravens that.

This kid was in the AFC Championship game his rookie season. He was back in the playoffs the following year, and this year he went 13-3 and improved every stat. It is a competitive division, doofus. The Ravens not winning against Roethlisberger sure as heck can’t be laid on Flacco’s shoulders. Neither can all those dropped balls in the championship game. Do you have any idea what Minnesota, Miami, Jacksonville, Arizona, Seattle, Cleveland–shoot, even Cincy the way Palmer seems to be deteriorating–would give to have a young QB with Flacco’s win percentage? You can say it’s all defense … but it’s not.

@dafixisin …

Hon, nothing against Le’Ron, but Ro would definitely be the more level-headed of those two. He doesn’t need Le’Ron to keep him out of trouble.

ROLL TIDE!

Let’s keep the coach that went 1-15 on Greg Cammarillo’s back. Ironically, beating the Ravens to get the one victory.

Le’Ron McClain to Oakland? Just like Jared Gaither, another move that makes too much sense, according to Raiderkarma law. He can keep his cousin Rolando outta trouble.

“I’m glad he said something,” McClain said….