Ravens' Mason to play despite shoulder injury
sports.espn.go.com 12/27/2008 — Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said Saturday morning that wide receiver Derrick Mason, who is suffering from a severe shoulder sprain, will play on Sunday against Jacksonville.

Mason Wants New Deal
rightoffrussell.com 3/10/2009 — WR Derrick Mason has apprntravoached the Ravens about a contract extension. Mason who is 35 has 1 year left on his deal with the club. It makes sense that a player of his age and contract situation would look for an extension. Mason’s reasons are simple, he feels he has earned the ...

Mason May Not Be Back with the Ravens in 2009
ravensgab.com 2/17/2009 — Our friends at the National Football Post talked today about the possible departure of wide out Derrick Mason. Here is the report: According to the Baltimore Sun, wide receiver Derrick Mason may have played his last game in a Ravens uniform. This shouldn’t come as a major surprise to ...

Re-injured Mason still shoulders a heavy load -
baltimoresun.com 12/21/2008 — ost days, the most valuable arm on the Ravens belongs to Joe Flacco . Last night it belonged to Derrick Mason , mainly because that's about all he had to work with. So when you shake Mason's hand and congratulate him - for helping beat the Dallas ...

How to beat the Miami Dolphins
baltimorebeatdown.com 1/3/2009 — This post is sure to rile up the Dolphin fans, but I'm sure they don't need any more motivation to beat us after all the trash that's been strewn all over this and their blog in the past week. Both teams will be ready as will their fans. There ...

“That’s Soooo Raven” : Tuesday
titansized.com 1/7/2009 — Got something pretty great for you guys, so if you’ll just bare with me through the intro here, I think you’ll like it. If you know anything about Titans or Ravens football, then you probably know that these two teams (and their fans) ...

What They Are Saying
acowboynation.com 12/19/2008 — What the Ravens are saying

Tough decisions lie ahead for Ravens
blogs.nfl.com 12/20/2008 — If Ray Lewis is the free agent to watch this offseason, then Baltimore's linebackers are the one unit to monitor. Not only is Lewis a free agent, but so are Baltimore linebackers Terrell Suggs and Bart Scott . As much as Baltimore wants to keep all ...

Ravens' Bisciotti speaks too soon on Lewis -
baltimoresun.com 1/23/2009 — That was interesting because Newsome, in preliminary talks before the season started, has already let Lewis' side know the general manager could use the designation on Lewis. It's the trump card the Ravens don't want to play, but it's nice to have ...

Baltimore Ravens Moving Up in NFL Power Rankings
raylewiseatspeople.blogspot.com 12/10/2008 — Here are 7 Ravens Cheerleaders to celebrate our ranking of 7 in the NFL power rankings. I'm really just using any excuse I can to post photos of Ravens cheerleaders.

Two Simple Ways to Fix The NFL Playoffs — Bleacher Report - NFL 12/27/2008
Inevitably, when a decent team is going to get left out of the NFL playoffs, people start screaming about how the format needs to be changed. As I recall, back in 2004, everyone was crying the opposite when three 8-8 teams made it in the NFC ...

Jaguars-Ravens: Baltimore Hoping to Fly into Playoffs — Bleacher Report - NFL 12/27/2008
With a trip to the playoffs at stake, the Baltimore Ravens hope to insert a new chapter in the city's storied football history when they host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. The day marks the 50th anniversary of the “Greatest Game Ever ...

Ravens' playoff plan: expect no help, beat Jaguars — Latest Sporting News Articles for NFL 12/28/2008
BALTIMORE (AP) -- If John Harbaugh believed in Santa Claus and the tooth fairy, perhaps he could acc...

As usual, Bill Belichick & Co. heat up as December winds howl — Patriots & NFL - BostonHerald.com 12/28/2008
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Let's just get this out of the way: If the Patriots miss the playoffs, it will be because the Ravens won and the Jets lost. It won't be...

Ravens' playoff plan: expect no help, beat Jaguars — Boston.com -- Football news 12/28/2008
If John Harbaugh believed in Santa Claus and the tooth fairy, perhaps he could accept the possibility of the Baltimore Ravens having a playoff berth wrapped up by the time they run onto the field late Sunday afternoon against the Jacksonville Jaguars.