Ravens way works again with Suggs

Ravens way works again with Suggs

It's the Ravens Way. You draft a player, give them a fair contract to begin their career, watch them turn into a Pro Bowl player and reward them with a big contract to keep them from free agency. It happened with Jonathan Ogden, Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and now Terrell Suggs, who Wednesday became the highest-paid player in team history. The Ravens have always preferred to take care of their own.

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Poll: Did the Ravens pay too much for Suggs?

Did the Ravens overpay in reaching an agreement to sign linebacker Terrell Suggs to a long-term contract?

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Kevin Cowherd

Kevin Cowherd

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Peter Schmuck

Peter Schmuck

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