Today’s camp saw the presence of the 30 and older crowd, in the likes of Ray Lewis, Chris McAlister and Derrick Mason. And they didn’t disappoint. We’ve racked up 40 new video clips of today’s practice for your viewing pleasure. My favorite of the day? The botched snap that nearly resulted in a touchdown.
For a complete list, as well as links to each and every clip, simply click the read more link.
What a happy camper I am! Having learned my lesson from yesterday, I was finally able to successfully record, download, edit, splice, make pretty, upload, and link today’s videos. The result? A total of 40 videos of Ravens training camp goodness ready for you to enjoy. My favorite? Troy Smith’s redzone touchdown.
Check out today’s videos at http://extremeravens.com/home/index.php?option=com_seyret&Itemid=33.
According to gossip Web site TMZ, a lawsuit has been filed against Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. Profession Events, LLC. in Arizona is suing Lewis, claiming he never paid for hostesses he hired for a Super Bowl party back in February. The company claims they were promised several times they’d get paid the $5,780 they were owed — but never did.
I’ll be interviewing Arizona Cardinals tight end Ben Patrick tonight. Patrick was signed to the Arizona Cardinals practice squad last September, after being cut from the roster less than a week earlier. He was promoted to the active roster on October 29. Patrick finished the 2007 season playing in 8 games with 3 games started with 7 receptions for 73 yards, including a long of 21 yards, for two touchdowns. If you have any questions for Ben, email them before 7:00 pm EST.
The Ravens have officially announced their training camp schedule for the summer. While things kick off for the players on July 22, the public won’t have access until July 25 when the team starts its two-a-day sessions. Ravens rookies, quarterbacks and injured veteran players will report to training camp July 21 and will participate in four practices before all the veterans arrive July 23.
Training camp is the time of year that let’s us all know that football is right around the corner. McDaniel College is sure to be packed this year, as fans flock to Westminster to get their first live glance of Joe Flacco, Ray Rice and John Harbaugh.
Will you be attending any sessions of training camp this year? What are some of your most memorable training camp stories?
For ProFootballCentral, I sat down recently with Atlanta Falcons cornerback Antoine Harris. Out of Louisville, the young Harris talks about his goals and preparation, and where he might fit in on the team.
The “Garbage Man,” as his teammates playfully call him, Harris grew accustomed to playing multiple positions in 2007, including nickel back and safety.
This year, he’ll have a new teammate to get accustomed to playing with, in LSU CB Chevis Jackson. Harris says he’s already talked to and is quite close to Jackson, and has helped him on and off the field throughout the off-season.
Though he’s from the sports-crazy state of Ohio, Harris didn’t really have any favorite teams growing up; however, he did take a liking to Barry Sanders and the way he played the game.
You can hear my interview with him, including everything else he has to say, by clicking here.
In addition to Atlanta Falcons cornerback Antoine Harris, former Baltimore Raven and current Atlanta Falcon fullback, Ovie Mughelli will be my guest tonight for a segment of ProFootballCentral.com’s exclusive interview series. If you have any questions that you’d like to ask Ovie, email them by 4 p.m. EST today. I’ll try my best to have all of your questions answered.
Atlanta Falcons cornerback Antoine Harris will be my guest tomorrow night, May 21, for a segment of ProFootballCentral.com’s exclusive interview series. If you have any questions that you’d like me to ask, email them by Wednesday, 4 p.m. EST. I’ll try my best to have all of your questions answered.
On behalf of ProFootballCentral.com, I sat down today with former New England Patriot Joe Andruzzi, who has a remarkable story to tell. He received a clean bill of health this week, after a 2007 diagnosis of the most aggressive form of non-Hodgkins lymphoma, called Burkitt’s lymphoma.
Ray Rice, the tough and reliable running back out of Rutgers, is the Ravens’ second-round selection, at pick 55.
Rice, the 5-foot-9, 205 pound player, came out of college as a junior, yet still had more carries than his fellow position players in the draft. His team leadership and talent brought him wide consideration for the Heisman trophy in both 2006 and 2007 seasons.
His final college game may signal the skill he’ll provide the Ravens in the coming years. In the International Bowl, versus Ball State, he ran for a school record 280 yards, including four touchdowns.
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