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Sports
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10/09/09
OWINGS MILLS - As soon as the football is snapped, Baltimore Ravens rookie offensive tackle Michael Oher's quick-twitch movement is so fast that he almost appears to be committing a false start as he retreats into his pass protection stance. Find Us On Facebook
It's a natural, athletic motion performed with uncanny quickness, and it's another reason why the Ravens are so comfortable with having Oher preparing to start his first NFL game at left tackle on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals. With starting left tackle Jared Gaither likely sidelined with a neck injury, Oher is expected to draw the assignment of blocking NFL sacks...
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