All I keep reading is the part about way ahead of schedule.Off season create a story.

Why do Ravens fans insist on always posting anti-Redskins garbage on Redskins stories. Baltimore as a city seems to have a giant inferiority complex…You guys won the Super Bowl, enjoy it, constantly trying to assert your dominance makes you look petty. Washington fans don’t consider you our rival. Worry about the Steelers and we will worry about the Cowboys.
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Exactly. I’m from DC and I would say that most people I know respect the Ravens. Ravens fans, on the other hand, always seem to resent Washington fans. When a DC fan says “London Fletcher is a great linebacker”, the Baltimore response is not “I think Ray Lewis is better,” but “London Fletcher sucks and doesn’t deserve to wash Ray Lewis’ jock strap.”

Relax. Your team is better, and putting down the Redskins doesn’t make your team look more deserving of your rings, it just makes you look weak as individuals. Just because someone who lives between the two least teams chooses to root for the other one doesn’t make you enemies. DC has a wasteful government, go-go music and affluence, Baltimore has the Wire, the aquarium, and Bertha’s Mussels: it’s apples and oranges, and there is no rivalry.

“wolfmanpatriot says:
Feb 22, 2013 6:01 PM
Of course these players are healing faster than normal during the offseason. They are taking HGH, and smartly so. It is not the same as peds. HGH is meant to help a patient heal not only faster, but better than without. The NFL should not have a problem with that.”

Wrong. It certainly is a PED. It enhances your ability to heal to a much faster rate than you otherwise would. And while I agree there are many players using it, I don’t agree it should be allowed.
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As does milk. Gargling saltwater helps players fight off sore throats. Antioxidants help players stay healthy, fit, and on the field. Brushing with a fluoride based toothpaste helps players avoid naturally occurring gum disease and tooth decay.

I don’t disagree with you, but neither is wolfman simply “wrong”. There are a billion chemical compounds we put into our bodies to artificially improve its natural performance. At what point do we say protein shakes and N.O. Explode are allowed, but this supplement or that supplement aren’t?

Again, not disagreeing, just something to think about.

Logicalvoice- are you a young kid- or are u really as ignorant as ur posts would indicate??
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He’s a thirty year old Giants or Eagles fan who bounces back and forth between Dallas and DC to discredit and alienate that team and fan base by being unbearable.

jwreck says: Feb 22, 2013 4:53 PM

“…Can he extend his knee 90 degrees? Can he pedal the cardio bike?”
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Um, how much pain and discomfort is he experiencing while he’s doing these activities? How hard can he bite the bullet?
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If you truly understood the nature of surgery, you would understand that it can put limits on movement based on how well it has healed. Measuring the number of degrees the knee can physically extend is not subjective, as it is limited only by Griffin’s physical therapy team, not Griffin’s pain tolerance.

“#ringsdontlie”

Um…you’re right, the Redskins Rings > Ravens Rings

3-2 Learn the NFL.

Time to rewrite the schedule…

When Robert Griffin puts his mind to something in particular, he cannot be stopped. That type of attitude is inspirational and should be put on display to the kids of this generation. The NFL is lucky to have RGIII as it’s flagship player. It’s up to the league to be fair to him and protect him. Can’t wait for his RG3urrection to the top of the NFL landscape. #RealNFLMVP

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Why should the league protect Paper Miche 3? Isn’t that your linemens job or matter fact GOD’s best coach job. I guess he didn’t put his mind into winning the Super Bowl this year did he? You a joke and a 2 bit chump!

logicalvoicesayz says:Feb 22, 2013 3:41 PMThe best team in Maryland wears Black and Purple.#ringsdontlie

Skins have 3 fool

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what was the Ravens record the last time the skins won? What’s that, the Ravens didn’t even exist?

#thoughtso

Wrong. It certainly is a PED. It enhances your ability to heal to a much faster rate than you otherwise would. And while I agree there are many players using it, I don’t agree it should be allowed.

jwreck says: Feb 22, 2013 4:53 PM

“…Can he extend his knee 90 degrees? Can he pedal the cardio bike?”
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Um, how much pain and discomfort is he experiencing while he’s doing these activities? How hard can he bite the bullet?

If you actually understood the nature of subjective data you would understand the point that I am trying to make.

Of course these players are healing faster than normal during the offseason. They are taking HGH, and smartly so. It is not the same as peds. HGH is meant to help a patient heal not only faster, but better than without. The NFL should not have a problem with that. They have no business telling a person they cannot heal the best possible…
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This is a very tricky issue, and I’m glad to see somebody who has an understanding of HGH more in depth than just screaming the word “CHEATER!”.

First off, I don’t agree that all these players are using HGH. The secondary issue is whether they are using supplements to boost natural HGH production or actually using HGH injections (ala Sylvester Stallone. Have you seen him recently? He is 66 years old, but twice as large as he was in Rocky, at age 30. That’s cheating.)

HGH generating supplements are not actually unnatural, but rather trigger your body to increase its production of that hormone. Clearly it’s a tricky gray area, but really where do we draw the line? Are protein shakes a PED? Or milk, or carbs? All of these chemicals help athletes build muscle and perform better on the field, but when we hear “HGH” we get all up in arms.

I’m not taking a position either way, just backing up wolfman’s point that the issue is not as cut and dry as it seems.

I hope they mean it when they say they are interested in his long term results. This guy is good, fun to watch and I think he will have a better career than Luck.

Think what you want, but I also think the fins Tannehill will have a better career than both. And this is coming from a Pats fan, division rival.