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October 21, 2010 by Mike Dussault

“Going into the fourth quarter of the game, you could see the defense growing up,” Mayo said. “We’re getting better with some big stops in overtime. I know everybody who was watching as a spectator was like, ‘The Ravens are getting the ball back, probably won’t stop them, the game’ll probably be over.’ I’m sure you were one of those guys. But guys went out there and did an excellent job, making the stops when we need to.”

“This is a no-name defense. That’s how we like it. Let me say this, it’s getting better. It’s not where we want it to be, but it’s getting better.”

Jerod Mayo

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