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03-26-2005, 07:17 AM
Did anyone else see this??
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
KAPALUA, Hawaii -- Who's the team to beat in the AFC?
New England, winner of three of the past four Super Bowls? The Steelers, the first AFC team to win 15 games in the regular season? Indianapolis, with the best quarterback in football?
Ah, no, according to Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher. It's Baltimore, which did not make the playoffs last season.
"They're back up to where they should be," Fisher said yesterday during a coaches' breakfast at the NFL meetings. "They're the team to beat this year. I would think they would make their run."
Fisher might be biased; the Ravens have been making a run at the Titans' players. Tennessee, because of salary-cap problems, released cornerback Samari Rolle and receiver Derrick Mason, and Baltimore scooped up both.
"They come to our place this year, and that's the game that everyone will be looking forward to," Fisher said.
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
KAPALUA, Hawaii -- Who's the team to beat in the AFC?
New England, winner of three of the past four Super Bowls? The Steelers, the first AFC team to win 15 games in the regular season? Indianapolis, with the best quarterback in football?
Ah, no, according to Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher. It's Baltimore, which did not make the playoffs last season.
"They're back up to where they should be," Fisher said yesterday during a coaches' breakfast at the NFL meetings. "They're the team to beat this year. I would think they would make their run."
Fisher might be biased; the Ravens have been making a run at the Titans' players. Tennessee, because of salary-cap problems, released cornerback Samari Rolle and receiver Derrick Mason, and Baltimore scooped up both.
"They come to our place this year, and that's the game that everyone will be looking forward to," Fisher said.