Well, the Ravens are officially in the playoffs, and I for one think they have a really good chance at making a major splash in the post-season. We all know that their defense is one of the best in the league, but I think Joe Flacco's skill as a ball handler is quite underrated. Their offense has quietly been raking up some major points all season, so I think they have a great chance to go as far as the Super Bowl, they could very well even win it. I think they could take down the Giants. Don't you? First they'll have to beat the Dolphins. It's tough to know exactly what to expect from them, but I feel pretty confident that the Ravens should be tough to beat. Be sure to get your Baltimore Ravens playoff tickets, because they look really sharp.

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Ravens sign 3-year contract with Demetrius Williams (AP) - The Baltimore Ravens agreed to terms Monday on a three-year contract with fourth-round wide receiver Demetrius Williams, leaving first-round defensive tackle Haloti Ngata as the team's lone unsigned draft pick. Williams' contract includes base salaries of $275,000, $360,000 and $445,000 and a signing bonus of over $342,500, according to NFL Players Association figures. [Quoth the News Media]