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Expectations
 
 
Mark Clayton was drafted in the first-round of the 2005 NFL Draft. It's difficult to say what the team's expectations were of him because they immediately signed proven number one receiver Derrick Mason in the off-season.
 
However, fan's expectations of Clayton were enormous, as well they should be for such a decorated wide receiver coming out of college. Clayton's career has been a disappointment to most, but he has been exactly what I thought he could be. His numbers haven't been that bad.
 
Mark Clayton made $2 million in 2009 and is due a raise to make his salary $2.5 million in 2010. The Ravens look like they're going to give Clayton a 1st-round tender according to baltimoresun.com. You would assume that means Mark Clayton is going to stay with the Baltimore Ravens with those financial number at stake.
 
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Jackie/Jordan
By: Ray - Severn, Md. - 5 months ago
Can't call in, but got to put my 2 cents in. Jackie Robinson changed the social climate, which changed how people looked at us INTERNALLY; by standing up to Jim Crow and paving the way forever, for others to follow. This transcended sports. Michael Jordan changed things EXTERNALLY, which opened doors economically for basketball players ONLY. He had very little or no social impact on our society.
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