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| Height: 5-11 Weight: 200 Born: Sep 11, 1978, St. Rose, LA |
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February 5, 2010 Elite Ravens safety Ed Reed has still not decided whether or not he will return for a ninth NFL season in 2010, according to Omar Kelly of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Our View:Reed has dealt with a variety of injuries recently in his career, and says they have been weighing heavily on him. While it still seems likely that he will return, it is not a slam dunk. Stay tuned. |
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February 3, 2010 Head coach John Harbaugh expects Ed Reed to return to the Ravens for the 2010 campaign, according to the Baltimore Sun. Harbaugh said, "I believe Ed is going to play next year. If he does not, we will have to have a plan in place to move on. There is no better leader, no better football player, no better guy on our team than Ed Reed. We need him back." Our View:Reed is 50/50, regarding whether or not he will return or hang up his cleats. The elite free safety has had trouble staying healthy, which will play into his decision to resume his career. |
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January 26, 2010 Despite saying otherwise a few weeks ago, elite Ravens safety Ed Reed is unlikely to retire this offseason, according to the National Football Post. Our View:"Barring an unexpected change," he will play in 2010. That "unexpected change" come come in the form of any of his three chronic injuries (neck, hip and groin) worsening, but it sounds likely that he will be on the field for at least one more season. |
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January 17, 2010 The Associated Press confrims that Ravens all-pro safety Ed Reed, age 31, is considering retirement. Our View:Reed dealt with a smattering of injuries all season long, appearing in just 12 games. His three interceptions were also his fewest since 2005. That being said, he still has $19.7 million and three years remaining on his contract, and was likely just frustrated after Baltimore's loss on Saturday night. He will most likely play in 2010. |
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January 16, 2010 Ed Reed is reportedly considering retirement following tonight's playoff loss at Indianapolis, according to Dan Kolko's (MASN Sports) twitter page. Our View:Reed said his chances of returning next season are 50/50 as well. The elite free safety battled various injuries this season, and turned 31 in September. |
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January 15, 2010 Ed Reed (groin/foot) fully practiced Friday, and he is probable for Saturday's playoff game at Indianapolis, according to the Ravens' official website. Our View:The elite free safety notched an interception in last week's upset win over Tom Brady and the Patriots at Gillette Stadium, and Reed will be counted on to slow Peyton Manning and Co. tomorrow. |
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January 8, 2010 Ed Reed (groin) fully practiced Friday, and is probable for this weekend's playoff game at New England, according to the Ravens' official website. Our View:The elite free safety has 46 career interceptions, and will be counted on to slow down Tom Brady and Co. in a tough battle in Foxboro. |
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January 7, 2010 Ed Reed (groin) fully practiced Thursday, according to the Ravens' official website. Our View:The belief is that the elite free safety will be fit to play in this weekend's playoff game at New England. Reed will be counted on to slow down a savvy Patriots' offense led by elite field general Tom Brady. |
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January 6, 2010 Ed Reed (groin) practiced with the Ravens on Wednesday, according to Aaron Wilson of the Carroll County Times. Our View:He will be ready for this weekend's showdown with New England. He will have to be sharp, too, if the Ravens are going to have any shot at winning. |
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January 4, 2010 Coach John Harbaugh stated that Ed Reed should be ready to play in this weekend's playoff game against the Patriots. Our View:The elite free safety missed four games with a groin injury, and made five tackles in his return in Week 17 against Oakland. |
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January 3, 2010 The Baltimore Ravens are expecting free safety Ed Reed to play today - not a full game but part of it, according to Adam Schefter's (ESPN) twitter page. Our View:Reading between the lines, it appears that Reed, who has missed the last four games with groin and knee injuries, will be utilized on certain passing situations, as he's the Ravens best ballhawk in the secondary. |
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January 1, 2010 Ed Reed is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Raiders, according to NFL.com. He has been out since November 29 with a groin injury. Our View:The Ravens need a win to make it into the playoffs, so don't be surprised if he pushes himself to get one the field. After nine interceptions last season, Reed was held to three in 11 games in 2009. |