Tampa Bay Buccaneers Face Impressive Ravens: What Are Their Chances?

November 24, 2010   ·   Tom Edrington   ·   Jump to comments

No patsy, no pushover, no softie, no cupcake.
The Baltimore Ravens are a 100 percent certified bunch of bone-crushers, bullies and probably are looking forward to their post-Thanksgiving meeting with those youthful, upstart Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday in the city named after Cecilius Calvert, the second Lord Baltimore.
The Ravens are as far from a "nobody" as you can get in the NFL. And the Bucs stand accused week after week of scoring victories over a dandy collection of NFL "nobodies."
The Ravens are somebody.
At the same time, they can be a confusing team. Consider these tidbits:
They lost to a lowly Cincinnati Bengals team in Week 2, 15-10, a team the Buccaneers disposed of. There you go, somebody got beat by nobody. It happens in the NFL, and fortunately, the Bucs haven't lost to a "nobody."
These "somebody" Ravens beat Cleveland at home by a touchdown in week three, 24-17.
These "somebody" Ravens barely beat the "nobody" Bills, 37-34, in Week...

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