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Hey Baltimore: Do you still believe Ravens can win Super Bowl?

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As many of you know, I love to write. Itโ€™s my lifeโ€™s passion โ€” writing, opining and structuring prose. Lately, however, time has been short with my never-ending quest to move WNST.net from the radio world to the internet world and harnessing the power of social media and your involvement in Baltimore sports as fans โ€” just like us โ€” as the Baltimore Ravens go on their quest for a Super Bowl championships that would end in a very delicious turn of irony if (or when?) we march the Lombardi Trophy down Maryland Street in downtown Indianapolis.

So, here it is, Iโ€™m saying it and Iโ€™m not running from it.

I believe the Baltimore Ravens are going to the Super Bowl in two weeks.

And this is coming from a guy who was the only media member in the state who picked the Ravens to win on Sunday.

And, you might have a hard time believing this but you can look it up: I picked the EXACT score when I wrote, Tweeted, opined and Facebooked the Ravensโ€™ 24-16 win. I hope my name โ€” as well as my Flacco Fu โ€” goes down as Joe Namath-esque. Iโ€™m not guaranteeing a victory โ€” but I believe theyโ€™re going to win the Super Bowl next month and I see the parade coming down Pratt Street as clearly as I see the Fu on the face of Joe Flacco.

And Iโ€™ve got a little challenge for you below. Instead of writing how I feel, Iโ€™ve summed it all up in this video exchange with Glenn Clark and Luke Jones.

If you liked vintage โ€œNasty Nestorโ€ youโ€™ll enjoy this video from last night at Monday Night Live at High Topps.

Get some popcorn buttered and hear my message:

 

 

And feel free to opine below and share with your friends. Hereโ€™s the REAL question:

DO YOU BELIEVE, BALTIMORE?

 

 

 

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