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Anderson: 'I figured this team could be special'Published 01/09/09
OWINGS MILLS — Willie Anderson had reached a career crossroads in August, a point where only victories and not a pile of paychecks from a losing organization could ease the hurt feelings in his heart. Ravens football is discussed by Capital sports writers Dave Broughton and Bill Wagner in this Jan 7. edition.
The veteran offensive tackle had just been discarded by the downtrodden Cincinnati Bengals after a dozen seasons, treated as if he was totally washed-up and injury-prone.
All the 33-year-old lineman was looking for was the right place to keep playing football, somewhere that he could actually have hope for a meaningful playoff run. And he surprisingly chose the Baltimore Ravens over the San Diego Chargers and Tampa...
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