Baltimore Ravens vs Green Bay Packers

This week, we made some gut calls on Ray Rice, Torrey Smith, Joe Flacco, Dallas Clark and Justin Tucker.

Play ‘Em If You Got ‘Em

Ray Rice
#12 Ranked RB
With Clay Matthews out, this is really going to open up the field for the Ravens. Rice had 74 yards rushing with 2 TDs and 28 yards receiving last week against Miami. Green Bay is ok against the rush thus far, but with injured WRs and basically no TE, Rice will see a lot of touches this week. Ravens win when they give the ball to Rice.

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Fantasy Foreplay: Ravens vs. PackersGreen Bay Packers (2-2) at Baltimore Ravens (3-2) GREEN BAY PACKERS Play ‘Em If You Got ‘Em Gut Calls Bench Warmers BALTIMORE RAVENS Play ‘Em If You Got ‘Em Gut Calls Bench Warmers Analysis provided by the lovely ladies of Her Fantasy Football. Check out their podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, BlogTalkRadio or at herfantasyfootball.com.

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Baltimore Ravens at Miami Dolphins

This week, we made some gut calls on Ray Rice, Torrey Smith, Joe Flacco, and Dallas Clark.

Fantasy Foreplay: Ravens-Dolphins previewBaltimore Ravens (2-2) at Miami Dolphins (3-1) *** BALTIMORE RAVENS Play ‘Em If You Got ‘Em Bench Warmers *** MIAMI DOLPHINS Play ‘Em If You Got ‘Em Miami had a tough loss against the Saints on Monday. They might be 3-1, but when it comes to must-starts, there really aren’t any this week.

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I like the more obscure casts, so I would go with Lauren Cohen, the woman who plays Maggie Greene in THE WALKING DEAD.  She seems tall-ish, and her vibe is right.

You read the title and you think, “Oh, she’s going to go off about the odd choice of Joe “I can’t even show raw emotions after winning a Super Bowl” Flacco!”  Perhaps.  But here are my problems with this news story:

1. The title.  Naming a movie UNITAS WE STAND gives me an abundant amount of information regarding the caliber of this production.  I’m assuming this production team is going for a cross between Lifetime Movie of the Week, FIELD OF DREAMS, and those terrible “historical re-enactments” on the History Channel.  Now, would I watch something described as such?  You bet your bottom dollar.  But we’re not messing with some sort of crystalized and precious artistic endeavor.

2. Which leads me to, why the drama?  Supposedly this is a battle of the oldest brothers.  Joe Unitas will make the movie.  He’s the oldest son from Johnny’s second wife.  But it’s Johnny Unitas, Jr., Johnny Sr.’s first son from his first wife, who thinks the casting insults his late father.  And Johnny Jr. has the rights to the Johnny Unitas name.  So, basically, I’m not sure how this movie can even happen without Jr’s okay.  Family feuds are not cute.

3. Yeah, the thought of Joe Flacco attempting demonstrative feelings makes me laugh.  It’s okay if you’re more of an internal person… but not if you are acting.  Supposedly a small role, he’s only doing the scenes from the famous 1958 Super Bowl in Yankee Stadium between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants which ended in sudden-death overtime.  Some have called this game the greatest of all time.  And that may be true, but did they have a blackout?

4. Johnny Jr. wanted Peyton Manning.  He was a Colt and he’s the greatest.  That was pretty much what he said, and I’d have to agree.  Johnny called Joe Flacco a “goofball” in comments to USA Today.  J.C. Unitas, Jr’s son and grandson Sr, went on to say to USA Today, “My grandfather and his legacy deserves only the best, and this is not it.  Has Baltimore forgotten that Trent Dilfer also won a Super Bowl while playing for Baltimore?”  Always, always with the Dilfer slams.  Sadness.  Joe Flacco, I mean Joe Unitas (yeah, I went there) thinks Joe Flacco is a great man, a Baltimore legend, and will do a great job. He also wrote The Baltimore Sun an apology on behalf of his other family members to the Baltimore franchise and Mr. Flacco.  But there was no apology Mr. Dilfer.  More sadness.

Frankly, this seems much ado about nothing.  Joe Flacco to play Johnny Unitas seems obvious and yet odd.  It could go either way.

But if you’re doing a sports movie, or heck, if you’re doing a movie and the guy just needs to be fit, there is only one cast.  That cast is Channing Tatum.  And if you don’t have him, you’re doing it wrong.

That brings me to what we all ask ourselves whenever a bio movie comes out…

Who would play you in the movie about your life?

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