Still Riding the High From Yesterday's Win

Waking up on a rainy, muggy Monday morning certainly wasn't as bad as it could have been as I found myself reflecting on the events of the Ravens performance yesterday. It certainly is a good feeling to be on a college campus full of Steelers fans and know how that they aren't waking up today with the similar excitement.

I thought I'd share some of the post-game coverage that I've most enjoyed reading with any other fans who may want to continue to relive yesterday's epic moments!

Possibly one of the most exciting headlines in my opinion, was that of this AFC North ESPN blog post written by James Walker in which he boldly states; "Confirmed: Ravens AFC North Favorites." This is exciting because Walker seems to favor the Steelers in most of his AFC North coverage. He has been particularly hard on Flacco at times and enjoys doting on the Steelers when making comparisons between the two teams. Check out his full post to see just how impressed he was with the Ravens play yesterday!

The Baltimore Ravens website's post-game article reminds us all the significance of this win for Joe Flacco and his career history. This was his first defeat of Big Ben and an impressive one to say the least. For all the insider coverage from locker room video to quotes from Flacco and teammates, check out the full post from Ryan Mink.

A favorite sportswriter of mine, Aaron Wilson, covers the Ravens win in this article from the Carroll County Times Online. He doles out grades to the various team components with his Ravens report card and offers some great analysis on things that didn't sway in their favor yesterday.

In his post game report, MASN's Dan Kolko poses the question, is this win more significant than any other? To most fans the answer would be a resounding YES but players seemed to express opposite sentiments claiming that it's a new season and the past is the past. Check out his full article to see what he thinks and to hear from some of the players.

I will leave you all with this video that will probably leave me smiling for days! Maybe Hines Ward should have focused a little less on his dancing career in the off-season...