Morning take: Ray Lewis fined

January, 23, 2010
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By James Walker | ESPN.com
Here are the most interesting stories Saturday in the AFC North: Morning take: No surprise here. There was considerable helmet-to-helmet contact, but I still contend Lewis was trying to make the right football play by jarring the ball loose.
Morning take: This raise isn't large. But it is interesting, considering the Bengals struggled to fill the stadium at times last season.
Morning take: Many felt Woodley was a Pro Bowl snub for the past two seasons. So good for Woodley to get recognized for his play.
Morning take: There are few breaks in coaching. Want proof? Mangini is combining a family vacation in Orlando with scouting.

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