The Ravens v The Redskins

NFL Pre-Season continues, with just three weeks until regular season we take a look at the betting lines on The Ravens v The wholesale Redskins jerseys

The wholesale Baltimore Ravens jerseys and the cheap Washington Redskins jerseys do battle in an inter-conference game Saturday August 21, at Fed Ex field in Landover, MD. Though this is an preseason game, there is no love lost between these two teams, as they are only separated by 50 miles.

The Ravens coming off of a divisional playoff loss to the eventual AFC champions, Indianapolis Colts, are being given 13-1 odds to win the Super Bowl. Whereas the Redskins have somewhat higher odds of winning the championship at 28-1. If you are looking for more lines on these teams and the NFL then you can find them all at SBR Odds.

Baltimore's staple over the last decade has been their defense anchored by perennial pro-bowler and future hall of famer Ray Lewis.  The Ravens also have a very good quarterback in Joe Flacco as well as a strong running game led by Ray Rice and Leron Mcclain. The Redskins had a busy off-season hiring Mike Shanahan who brings a new offense and winning attitude to the nation's capital.

Washington also acquired future hall of fame QB Donovan Mcnabb from the cheap Philadelphia Eagles jerseys for a second round pick this year (the Eagles selected Nate Allen with the pick) and a possible 4th or 5th round pick next year depending on McNabb's performance.

McNabb gives the Redskins their best QB in years and helps to stabilize an offense that has historically had problems scoring. Also add in new tackles on both sides as well and you have a pretty good looking offense. The Redskin defense has long been the strength of this team and this year will be no different.

The Washington Redskins wrapped up training camp on Thursday. It's not quite like it was in the old days when they players would pack up their dorm rooms at Dickenson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, load up their cars, and race home. Today with camp being held at Redskins Park, nothing much really changes except that they will commute from home instead of from a hotel and fans will not crowd around the field and ask for autographs. There will still be long days of practice and meetings at the team facility and few of the questions that were being asked when camp convened on July 29 have been answered.

LaRon Landry is back home as a strong safety this season for the Washington Redskins.

Having spent much of his three NFL seasons roaming deep in the secondary, Landry will be playing closer to the line of scrimmage in the Redskins' new 3-4 defense.

The new role should get the most out of Landry's reputation as an intense, hard-hitting player.