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Sports
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11/20/08
OWINGS MILLS - Stonewalling the Philadelphia Eagles' complicated blitz package involves more than reacting to the speed, instincts and aggressiveness of a barrage of accelerating defenders intent on harassing the quarterback. Find Us On Facebook
For the Baltimore Ravens (6-4), preparing for Sunday's game against the Eagles (5-4-1) will mean doing more than their traditional homework. They'll need to match the imagination of crafty Eagles veteran defensive coordinator Jim Johnson, who has built a reputation for innovation with his willingness to attack the line of scrimmage with blitzes from any of his 11 defenders coming at offenses...
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