Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 02:43 AM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

Originally posted by Acid

Poor Trading AI?!

HOW DARE YOU!

I'm surprised you didn't do your usual trade for Sean Taylor.

I thought about it.

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 02:43 AM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

Originally posted by Acid

Poor Trading AI?!

HOW DARE YOU!

I'm surprised you didn't do your usual trade for Sean Taylor.

I thought about it.

**Karlos05** · 02-23-2005, 02:46 AM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

Originally posted by Psyblast

Mutiny? This is a RAVENS thread, not Bucs.

And Acid, go destroy people with TD and Okafor....taking advantage of the poor trading AI.....SHAME ON YOU!

And Karlos.....*kicks you out* No Steeler fans allowed!

I got kicked out?

**Karlos05** · 02-23-2005, 02:46 AM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

Originally posted by Psyblast

Mutiny? This is a RAVENS thread, not Bucs.

And Acid, go destroy people with TD and Okafor....taking advantage of the poor trading AI.....SHAME ON YOU!

And Karlos.....*kicks you out* No Steeler fans allowed!

I got kicked out?

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 03:10 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

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TEAMS	1	2	3	4	OT	F
San Diego	6	7	0	7		20
Baltimore	3	3	7	9		22

Visitor	GAME STATS	Home
283	Total Yds	303
9	First Downs	16
114	Rushing Yds	137
18-0	Rushes-Fumb	35-0
1	Rushing TD	2
169	Passing Yds	166
14-27-1	Comp-Att-TD	11-20-0
0	Interceptions	2
1-9	3rd Down Conv.	5-11
16:24	Time of Pos.	23:36

1st Quarter
1. SD, Kaeding, 45 yard FG, 5:44
2. SD, Kaeding, 39 yard FG, 3:47
3. BAL, Stover, 40 yard FG, 0:15

2nd Quarter
4. BAL, Stover, 47 yard FG, 3:43
5. SD, Tomlinson, 81 yard run (Kaeding kick), 3:31

3rd Quarter
6. BAL, J. Lewis, 1 yard run (Stover kick), 3:56

4th Quarter
7. BAL, Stover, 44 yard FG, 5:40
8. SD, Brees, 68 yard pass to Caldwell (Kaeding kick), 3:28
9. BAL, C. Taylor, 2 yard run (PAT failed), 0:26

Player of the Game

Jamal Lewis: 28 carries, 108 yards, TD

RAVENS
Kordell Stewart: 11/20, 172 yards, 2 INT
Todd Heap: 9 receptions, 155 yards
Ray Lewis: 11 tackles
Ed Hartwell: 5 tackles
Ed Reed: 5 tackles

CHARGERS
Drew Brees: 14/27, 174 yards, TD
LaDainian Tomlinson: 17 carries, 114 yards, TD
Antonio Gates: 4 receptions, 34 yards
Terrence Kiel: 7 tackles
Ben Leber: 7 tackles, INT
Donnie Edwards: 6 tackles, sack
Igor Olshansky: 5 tackles, sack

Next Game: Super Bowl XXXIX vs. Tampa Bay/Green Bay

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 03:10 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

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TEAMS	1	2	3	4	OT	F
San Diego	6	7	0	7		20
Baltimore	3	3	7	9		22

Visitor	GAME STATS	Home
283	Total Yds	303
9	First Downs	16
114	Rushing Yds	137
18-0	Rushes-Fumb	35-0
1	Rushing TD	2
169	Passing Yds	166
14-27-1	Comp-Att-TD	11-20-0
0	Interceptions	2
1-9	3rd Down Conv.	5-11
16:24	Time of Pos.	23:36

1st Quarter
1. SD, Kaeding, 45 yard FG, 5:44
2. SD, Kaeding, 39 yard FG, 3:47
3. BAL, Stover, 40 yard FG, 0:15

2nd Quarter
4. BAL, Stover, 47 yard FG, 3:43
5. SD, Tomlinson, 81 yard run (Kaeding kick), 3:31

3rd Quarter
6. BAL, J. Lewis, 1 yard run (Stover kick), 3:56

4th Quarter
7. BAL, Stover, 44 yard FG, 5:40
8. SD, Brees, 68 yard pass to Caldwell (Kaeding kick), 3:28
9. BAL, C. Taylor, 2 yard run (PAT failed), 0:26

Player of the Game

Jamal Lewis: 28 carries, 108 yards, TD

RAVENS
Kordell Stewart: 11/20, 172 yards, 2 INT
Todd Heap: 9 receptions, 155 yards
Ray Lewis: 11 tackles
Ed Hartwell: 5 tackles
Ed Reed: 5 tackles

CHARGERS
Drew Brees: 14/27, 174 yards, TD
LaDainian Tomlinson: 17 carries, 114 yards, TD
Antonio Gates: 4 receptions, 34 yards
Terrence Kiel: 7 tackles
Ben Leber: 7 tackles, INT
Donnie Edwards: 6 tackles, sack
Igor Olshansky: 5 tackles, sack

Next Game: Super Bowl XXXIX vs. Tampa Bay/Green Bay

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 03:31 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

NFC Championship Game

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TEAMS	1	2	3	4	OT	F
Tampa Bay	0	3	0	21	3	27
Green Bay	7	10	7	0	0	24

Visitor	GAME STATS	Home
355	Total Yds	349
20	First Downs	18
128	Rushing Yds	144
34-1	Rushes-Fumb	37-2
1	Rushing TD	1
227	Passing Yds	205
24-39-2	Comp-Att-TD	22-35-2
2	Interceptions	1
7-16	3rd Down Conv.	8-17
38:07	Time of Pos.	34:27

1st Quarter
1. GB, Favre, 5 yard pass to Walker (Longwell kick), 7:26

2nd Quarter
2. GB, Green, 2 yard run (Longwell kick), 12:31
3. TB, Elling, 32 yard FG, 7:30
4. GB, Longwell, 45 yard FG, 0:35

3rd Quarter
5. GB, Favre, 32 yard pass to Walker (Longwell kick), 14:01

4th Quarter
6. TB, Griese, 15 yard pass to Galloway (Elling kick), 13:07
7. TB, Garner, 12 yard run (Elling kick), 5:13
8. TB, Griese, 20 yard pass to T. Brown (Elling kick), 2:18

Overtime
9. TB, Elling, 37 yard FG, 2:31

Player of the Game

Derrick Brooks: 10 tackles, INT, sack, FF

BUCCANEERS
Brian Griese: 24/39, 241 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT
Charlie Garner: 11 carries, 45 yards, TD
Mike Alstott: 10 carries, 45 yards
Tim Brown: 6 receptions, 80 yards, TD
Joey Galloway: 5 receptions, 78 yards, TD
Ian Gold: 13 tackles, sack, FF
Shelton Quarles: 9 tackles

PACKERS
Brett Favre: 22/35, 210 yards, 2 TD, INT
Ahman Green: 30 carries, 127 yards, TD
Javon Walker: 9 receptions, 86 yards, 2 TD
Robert Ferguson: 6 receptions, 77 yards
Na'il Diggs: 10 tackles
Nick Barnett: 10 tackles, INT
Grady Jackson: 6 tackles, 2 sacks

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 03:31 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

NFC Championship Game

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TEAMS	1	2	3	4	OT	F
Tampa Bay	0	3	0	21	3	27
Green Bay	7	10	7	0	0	24

Visitor	GAME STATS	Home
355	Total Yds	349
20	First Downs	18
128	Rushing Yds	144
34-1	Rushes-Fumb	37-2
1	Rushing TD	1
227	Passing Yds	205
24-39-2	Comp-Att-TD	22-35-2
2	Interceptions	1
7-16	3rd Down Conv.	8-17
38:07	Time of Pos.	34:27

1st Quarter
1. GB, Favre, 5 yard pass to Walker (Longwell kick), 7:26

2nd Quarter
2. GB, Green, 2 yard run (Longwell kick), 12:31
3. TB, Elling, 32 yard FG, 7:30
4. GB, Longwell, 45 yard FG, 0:35

3rd Quarter
5. GB, Favre, 32 yard pass to Walker (Longwell kick), 14:01

4th Quarter
6. TB, Griese, 15 yard pass to Galloway (Elling kick), 13:07
7. TB, Garner, 12 yard run (Elling kick), 5:13
8. TB, Griese, 20 yard pass to T. Brown (Elling kick), 2:18

Overtime
9. TB, Elling, 37 yard FG, 2:31

Player of the Game

Derrick Brooks: 10 tackles, INT, sack, FF

BUCCANEERS
Brian Griese: 24/39, 241 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT
Charlie Garner: 11 carries, 45 yards, TD
Mike Alstott: 10 carries, 45 yards
Tim Brown: 6 receptions, 80 yards, TD
Joey Galloway: 5 receptions, 78 yards, TD
Ian Gold: 13 tackles, sack, FF
Shelton Quarles: 9 tackles

PACKERS
Brett Favre: 22/35, 210 yards, 2 TD, INT
Ahman Green: 30 carries, 127 yards, TD
Javon Walker: 9 receptions, 86 yards, 2 TD
Robert Ferguson: 6 receptions, 77 yards
Na'il Diggs: 10 tackles
Nick Barnett: 10 tackles, INT
Grady Jackson: 6 tackles, 2 sacks

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 04:09 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

Powerhouse Defenses face ultimate showdown in Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, FL-Neither of these recent champions were expected to reach this point.

But now two teams that put out two of the more recent dominant defenses to date several years ago face off in Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, Florida at ALLTEL Stadium.

First, let's start with the NFC Champion, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They also won the NFC two years ago with one of the most opportunistic defenses of all time. In that year (the 2002 regular season), they allowed only 196 points, the fifth best all-time. They also led the league with 31 interceptions. They sent seven players to the Pro Bowl, five of which were from their stellar defense, Linebackers Derrick Brooks and Shelton Quarles, Defense Linemen Warren Sapp and Simeon Rice, and Defensive Back John Lynch.

This year the Buccaneers rank #1 in pass defense at 147 YPG, and #4 in total defense at 259 YPG. They're also 4th in points allowed per game at 18.2. Their 53 sacks rank 6th in the league. Derrick Brooks is a Pro Bowl snub this year, with 135 tackles, 8 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles and a fumble recovery. Ian Gold is going to the Pro Bowl with 131 tackles, 10 sacks, 4 interceptions, 4 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries and a defensive TD. Shelton Quarles also goes to Hawaii with 124 tackles, 5 sacks, a pick and 3 forced fumbles. Defensive Tackle Anthony McFarland also goes with 86 tackles, 13 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and 3 recoveries. Simeon Rice had an injury plagued season, registering only 3 sacks, but he is still very dangerous.

On the other side, the 2004 Ravens' defense has amazingly beaten some of the records their 2000 counterparts did. The 2000 Ravens allowed 165 points (10.3 per game) and 970 rushing yards (60.6 per game). This year's version broke those records with only 150 points allowed (9.4 per game) and 777 rushing yards allowed (48.6 per game). Their pass defense is excellent as well, at 171 YPG, 7th overall. Combined, their defense allowed only 220 YPG, easily #1 overall. They rank only 24th in sacks with 40, but #1 in interceptions with 28. The 2000 Ravens sent Defensive Lineman Sam Adams, Linebacker Ray Lewis, and Defensive Back Rod Woodson to the Pro Bowl, along with Offensive Tackle Jon Ogden. This year, Ogden returns, along with line mate Orlando Brown, who paved the way for Pro Bowl RB Jamal Lewis' 2000 yard season. On the Defense, Ray Lewis returns for the 5th time after leading the NFL with 151 tackles (he also added 5 sacks, 5 picks and a defensive TD). Cornerback Deion Sanders also goes for the 10th time, with 5 interceptions and 2 TDs. Defensive Linemen Marques Douglas and Anthony Weaver surprisingly go as well, both first time selections. Douglas had 11 sacks, and Weaver had 9. Third-year Strong Safety Ed Reed goes for the 2nd straight year with 50 tackles, 8 interceptions, 2 recovered fumbles and 2 touchdowns.

These teams have big-name players on their defenses, and it is sure to be a defensive classic in Jacksonville.

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 04:09 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

Powerhouse Defenses face ultimate showdown in Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, FL-Neither of these recent champions were expected to reach this point.

But now two teams that put out two of the more recent dominant defenses to date several years ago face off in Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, Florida at ALLTEL Stadium.

First, let's start with the NFC Champion, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They also won the NFC two years ago with one of the most opportunistic defenses of all time. In that year (the 2002 regular season), they allowed only 196 points, the fifth best all-time. They also led the league with 31 interceptions. They sent seven players to the Pro Bowl, five of which were from their stellar defense, Linebackers Derrick Brooks and Shelton Quarles, Defense Linemen Warren Sapp and Simeon Rice, and Defensive Back John Lynch.

This year the Buccaneers rank #1 in pass defense at 147 YPG, and #4 in total defense at 259 YPG. They're also 4th in points allowed per game at 18.2. Their 53 sacks rank 6th in the league. Derrick Brooks is a Pro Bowl snub this year, with 135 tackles, 8 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles and a fumble recovery. Ian Gold is going to the Pro Bowl with 131 tackles, 10 sacks, 4 interceptions, 4 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries and a defensive TD. Shelton Quarles also goes to Hawaii with 124 tackles, 5 sacks, a pick and 3 forced fumbles. Defensive Tackle Anthony McFarland also goes with 86 tackles, 13 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and 3 recoveries. Simeon Rice had an injury plagued season, registering only 3 sacks, but he is still very dangerous.

On the other side, the 2004 Ravens' defense has amazingly beaten some of the records their 2000 counterparts did. The 2000 Ravens allowed 165 points (10.3 per game) and 970 rushing yards (60.6 per game). This year's version broke those records with only 150 points allowed (9.4 per game) and 777 rushing yards allowed (48.6 per game). Their pass defense is excellent as well, at 171 YPG, 7th overall. Combined, their defense allowed only 220 YPG, easily #1 overall. They rank only 24th in sacks with 40, but #1 in interceptions with 28. The 2000 Ravens sent Defensive Lineman Sam Adams, Linebacker Ray Lewis, and Defensive Back Rod Woodson to the Pro Bowl, along with Offensive Tackle Jon Ogden. This year, Ogden returns, along with line mate Orlando Brown, who paved the way for Pro Bowl RB Jamal Lewis' 2000 yard season. On the Defense, Ray Lewis returns for the 5th time after leading the NFL with 151 tackles (he also added 5 sacks, 5 picks and a defensive TD). Cornerback Deion Sanders also goes for the 10th time, with 5 interceptions and 2 TDs. Defensive Linemen Marques Douglas and Anthony Weaver surprisingly go as well, both first time selections. Douglas had 11 sacks, and Weaver had 9. Third-year Strong Safety Ed Reed goes for the 2nd straight year with 50 tackles, 8 interceptions, 2 recovered fumbles and 2 touchdowns.

These teams have big-name players on their defenses, and it is sure to be a defensive classic in Jacksonville.

**Acid** · 02-23-2005, 06:10 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

You suck!

Why did you have to beat San Diego?!

**Acid** · 02-23-2005, 06:10 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

You suck!

Why did you have to beat San Diego?!

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 08:28 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

TEAMS	1	2	3	4	OT	F
Tampa Bay	0	3	0	0		3
Baltimore	3	10	3	0		16

Visitor	GAME STATS	Home
128	Total Yds	271
6	First Downs	13
16	Rushing Yds	214
14-0	Rushes-Fumb	35-0
0	Rushing TD	1
112	Passing Yds	57
12-25-0	Comp-Att-TD	6-21-0
0	Interceptions	0
2-12	3rd Down Conv.	5-15
18:39	Time of Pos.	21:21

1st Quarter
1. BAL, Stover, 54 yard FG (tied-Super Bowl record), 3:29

2nd Quarter
2. BAL, Stover, 38 yard FG, 7:07
3. BAL, J. Lewis, 90 yard run (Super Bowl record) (Stover kick), 5:10
4. TB, Elling, 35 yard FG, 1:06

3rd Quarter
5. BAL, Stover, 39 yard FG, 7:53

SUPER BOWL XXXIX MVP

Jamal Lewis: 28 carries, 174 yards (3rd most all time in Super Bowl history), TD

RAVENS
Kordell Stewart: 6/21, 65 yards; 6 carries, 40 yards
Ray Lewis: 14 tackles, sack
Anthony Weaver: 4 tackles, 3 sacks

BUCCANEERS
Brian Griese: 12/25, 132 yards
Michael Pittman: 13 carries, 10 yards
Tim Brown: 5 receptions, 64 yards
Simeon Rice: 7 tackles
Dwight Smith: 7 tackles
Ian Gold: 4 tackles, sack

**Psyblast** · 02-23-2005, 08:28 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

TEAMS	1	2	3	4	OT	F
Tampa Bay	0	3	0	0		3
Baltimore	3	10	3	0		16

Visitor	GAME STATS	Home
128	Total Yds	271
6	First Downs	13
16	Rushing Yds	214
14-0	Rushes-Fumb	35-0
0	Rushing TD	1
112	Passing Yds	57
12-25-0	Comp-Att-TD	6-21-0
0	Interceptions	0
2-12	3rd Down Conv.	5-15
18:39	Time of Pos.	21:21

1st Quarter
1. BAL, Stover, 54 yard FG (tied-Super Bowl record), 3:29

2nd Quarter
2. BAL, Stover, 38 yard FG, 7:07
3. BAL, J. Lewis, 90 yard run (Super Bowl record) (Stover kick), 5:10
4. TB, Elling, 35 yard FG, 1:06

3rd Quarter
5. BAL, Stover, 39 yard FG, 7:53

SUPER BOWL XXXIX MVP

Jamal Lewis: 28 carries, 174 yards (3rd most all time in Super Bowl history), TD

RAVENS
Kordell Stewart: 6/21, 65 yards; 6 carries, 40 yards
Ray Lewis: 14 tackles, sack
Anthony Weaver: 4 tackles, 3 sacks

BUCCANEERS
Brian Griese: 12/25, 132 yards
Michael Pittman: 13 carries, 10 yards
Tim Brown: 5 receptions, 64 yards
Simeon Rice: 7 tackles
Dwight Smith: 7 tackles
Ian Gold: 4 tackles, sack

**Acid** · 02-23-2005, 08:33 PM

Re: Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

Congrats dude!

I look forward to my favorite part..the offseason!

Baltimore Ravens (Madden 2005)

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