Anyone watching this? It is so fucking windy here Brady is struggling and the Ravens are actually winning. Maybe I'm getting my hopes up but I am keeping my fingers crossed to end the cocky bastard's undefeated season.

With the wind hopefully curtailing the long ball to Moss, I think the Ravens have a shot. They are souped up and they are getting to Brady. I loved the 3rd and goal during the 1st Pats drive when Brady was making line calls and Ray Lewis started mocking him. I hope he gets DESTROYED!

... and they tie it up ;(

... and the Ravens keep ahead of them. I'm freezing my nuts off but this is too good to miss.

The Ravens deserve to lose after Boller threw that garbage down field. Seriously wtf

I'm satisfied with the amount of coverage this will get. Two weeks in a row and Baltimore got the complete shaft. The Pats suck

Seems like everyone wanted NE to win this game. Both the refs (that holding call on 4th down was so bad it was hilarious) and the ravens too (3 and one with an awsome rb? Pass 3 yards behind the line of scrimmage!)

Edit: Ray Lewis is going to choke billick to death.

So it ends up an nfl rule states only the head coach can call a timeout from the sideline. Rex Ryan isn't the head coach. Whooooops.

discw thanks for that. look for your point on espn later tonight ... they are fact checking that now and re writing your story.

*edit* Rachel included it in her package and she thanks you. Should be on through the night and day tomorrow.

I can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic. But just in case. (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=3140574)

Brady was stuffed on a fourth-and-1 sneak from the Baltimore 30-yard line, but the play was negated because Ravens defensive coordinator Rex Ryan had called a timeout from the sideline a nanosecond before the snap. Baltimore coach Brian Billick declined to identify who signaled the timeout, noting only that "we called it" because the coaches "didn't like the configuration" in which the defense was aligned.

But television replays clearly showed Ryan calling the timeout, and several Ravens players confirmed that. So the Brady run was ruled a no-play.

I was serious. We used it on air late last night and it reran a few times today. She talked about three questionable rulings ... the holding call, the touchdown catch, and that. I'll plus rep ya when I can figure out how on my phone.