When has a 16 point victory ever felt more like a loss? The Ravens lose Terrell Suggs for at least the next month, Haruki Nakamura for the season, a little dignity after scoring zero points the first 30 minutes against the 31st ranked defense in football, and much of the hope they have what it takes to compete with the Colts on Sunday.

The N.F.L. fined the Titans owner Bud Adams $250,000 on Monday for making an obscene gesture at Buffalo fans while celebrating Tennessee's victory over the Bills on Sunday in Nashville.

Falcons RB Michael Turner was one of several premier players injured in Week 10.

This year, however, we don't have the luxury of wallowing in our ancient football history.

The Baltimore Ravens have placed the following player on Injured Reserve: Haruki Nakamura a ' Ankle Nakamuraa TMs season ended with him ranking sixth on the team with seven tackles and a forced fumble on special teams.

Terrell Suggs #55 of the Baltimore Ravens looks on against the Pittsburgh Steelers during the AFC Championship game on January 18, 2009 at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Hey, Ravens fans, feeling better about your team this morning? No, I didn't think so.

Ravens safety Haruki Nakamura broke his right ankle on the opening kickoff of Monday night's game at Cleveland.

Illness continued to be the Ravens' biggest problem in Friday's preparations for their Monday night game in Cleveland.

We know for a fact that Ed Reed's neck injury of two seasons ago caused him to consider retirement.

Another big UConn play, this one a 52 yard pass and run by Khasif Moore, set up a 1 yard td run by Jordan Todman with 13:21 left.

Baltimore Ravens DT Haloti Ngata sat out his third straight practice of the week on Friday with an ankle injury, and was officially listed as questionable by the team.

Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening, we'll update the practice/injury chart leading up to Sunday's game.

Todd Heap #86 of the Baltimore Ravens stands in the huddle during the game against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium on September 27, 2009 in Baltimore, Maryland.

Defensive coordinator Greg Mattison knows there are things to fix in the Ravens' defense, but he is not panicking.

Ravens safety Haruki Nakamura, right, restrains Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco after Ochocinco was victim of a hit by Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis, not pictured, in the fourth quarter.

WBALTV.com and the Baltimore Ravens are giving away 10 tickets -- 5 pairs of two each -- to the Oct.

Archive for September 28th, 2009 Quinn benched, but Anderson not much better as Browns get blown out again BALTIMORE - The quarterback derby that wouldn't end has started up again.

Haruki Nakamura's rookie season was an unqualified success. Nakamura The Elyria native was a sixth-round pick of the Baltimore Ravens out of the University of Cincinnati in April 2008.

Naysayers during the offseason questioned whether the Ravens defense could compete in '09 with the losses of Bart Scott, Jim Leonhard and Rex Ryan.