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They do not play Super Bowls in November, but if they did, there would be a parade in Baltimore

next week. The Ravens right now, if you're a power ranking type of fella or gal, which I'm usually

not, they're the number one team in the league. There's something different about when Baltimore dominates as they did this weekend versus

when other teams dominate.

And I think it's because it's so much on the ground.

Watching a team run all over someone is more intimidating.

It is more shock and awe than watching a team pass all over somebody.

Everybody passes. we get it's

2023 the quarterbacks are talented the coordinators are brilliant it's watching a team run for

298 yards is so intimidating because it's like watching body blow knockouts sometimes when

on i'm bored on youtube i'll just pull up boxing highlights, and I will type in YouTube,

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