Cam doesn’t put the players in a position to win. I ean literally put them in a position. Why is Oher at Left Tackle? We’ll start with that one first…

Almost all of us were shocked by the timing of the firing. And that was perhaps the point.

Cam was too predictable, and to none more so than the QB he groomed for the last 5 years, or the QB Coach that watched him from the sky box these last 13 games.

If everyone knows what Cam would have called in any given situation, why the hell do we need Cam? Let someone else with a little more chutzpah, and maybe more risk-tolerance take the reigns.

Caldwell definitely wasn’t the only reason Peyton was Peyton. This was witnessed by Curtis Painter’s abysmal season. But he wasn’t the only reason Curtis Painter was a flop either. Joe is neither Curtis, nor Peyton, but he is a decent QB with talent somewhere in between, and he has shown that he can manage a game, in spite of some very noticeable and critical lapses in concentration or judgement.

So Harbaugh and Caldwell’s comments may be absolutely truthful insofar as wanting to just provide that little edge of no-huddle, hurry-up frenetic-pace offense that gives them the edge in close games, of which they have had MANY this season.

2 of these last 3 regular season games are at home, with the last one on the road as a final test. It’s the optimal scenario to test the no-huddle with a QB that you’re trying to sign at a steep discount to save as much cash to re-build a defense after your Hall of Famers are gone.

I think this is an incredibly shrewd move.

The last game against the Steelers, the Ravens were running the ball well, but he went away from it and put the game in Flacco’s hands. And a lot of time when they lose, Ray Rice has like 13 carries or 14 carries. Ray Rice is a beast, and Cameron has to understand he is their best offensive weapon. Flacco throwing 40 times while Rice touches the ball 13 or 14 times, is just pure stupidity.

A little bit quicker?! You’ve been there 5 years. Hate to break it to you, but your teammates wish you’d develop your skills much, much quicker.

the ravens would be foolish to give that bum a new contract.

Simplifying the offense may be a blessing in disguise, but Joe’s two second half turnovers told the story for our recent offensive problems. We have the potential to put up 35+ points a game. I like our chances better now.