The Baltimore Ravens and the New England Patriots seem to meet in the playoffs fairly regularly, and they will once again this weekend in Foxboro. Ahead of the game, the Ravens - who take pride in the way they approach each game with a swagger - have already begun trash talking their opponents.
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A light snow fell in the northeast on Tuesday, which led the New England Patriots to tweet about the conditions while they were out on the practice field.
Cold & snowy day at #Patriots practice today. https://t.co/G2wKbvfQlx
— New England Patriots (@Patriots) January 6, 2015
Of course, the mid-Atlantic region got its own snowfall, which was a bit worse. The Ravens took it as an opportunity to one-up the Patriots on Twitter
.@Patriots Our snow beats your snow. https://t.co/pqPAUe9V1R — Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) January 6, 2015
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The players have also engaged in some gamesmanship ahead of Saturday's matchup, according to Fox Sports. Terrell Suggs, who has a long history of trash talking the Patriots (along with many others), refused to say Tom Brady's name during his media session on Tuesday.
When Brady had his own media session, he responded by calling Suggs "phenomenal" and a "smart player."
The comments apparently confused Suggs when he heard about them. "Say what?" Suggs said when he heard about Brady's comments. "Did they record him? I'd love to see his face (when he said it)."
The teams have exchanged barbs before, and they may have more in store leading up to the game. The Ravens are just about the only team that does not seem intimidated when they roll into Foxboro for a game.
The Patriots have been nearly unbeatable at home in the playoffs during the Brady-Belichick era, boasting a 12-3 record. However, two of those three losses have been to Baltimore.
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