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A tough match, indeed.

Ray Lewis and the Baltimore Ravens come to town Sunday for a grudge match with the Chicago Bears. Keep the wife and kids away from the TV because this ain't gonna be pretty, folks. Both the Bears and Ravens try to win with the same strategy: Tough, tough defense and mistake-free offense.

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Some politically incorrect New Mexico Barbie doll humor, including the Espanola Barbie.

This recently paroled Barbie comes with a 9mm handgun, a Ray Lewis signature knife, a Chevy Low Rider with dark tinted windows and a Meth Lab Kit. This model is only available after dark and can only be paid for in cash; preferably small untraceable bills; unless you are a cop, then we don't know what you are talking about. Hair spray and fake fingernail kit available.

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Here's a take on the Raven's off-season moves:

Wide receivers Mason and Clayton are the big additions but the bigger question is can Kyle Boller get them the ball? Rolle will team up with Chris McAlister to give them a one of the league’s best CB tandems but will Rolle be that much of an upgrade over Baxter? I think they will miss Hartwell more than most people think because even with the move back to the 4-3, Ray Lewis is beginning to slow down. Tommy Polley could prove to be a nice pickup if he can shed his label as being “soft”. He has the speed to make plays from the outside linebacker spot. Guard Keydrick Vincent was a nice addition to a banged up offensive line in need of a boost.

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One of these days, it'll make sense:

The Baltimore Ravens today released outside linebacker Peter Boulware, the all-time sack leader in their franchise history. Boulware was a member of the 2000 Super Bowl team and teamed with Ray Lewis to form one of the most vaunted defenses the NFL has ever seen. Boulware spent all of 2004 on Baltimore’s physically unable to perform list while trying to recover from a knee injury. In seven seasons of play with the Ravens, Boulware totaled 67.5 sacks, including a career-high 15 sacks in 2001. Boulware, the 4th overall pick of the 1997 NFL...

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