Yesterday | The Baltimore Sun
Ravens are middling team at midseason
It's midseason, and it's at this point where the good teams start separating themselves from the bad ones.
Rerun of a wreck: Ravens run over by Cincy -- again
The same truck that ran over the Ravens in October rumbled through Paul Brown Stadium on Sunday and flattened them again.
Eisenberg: A New Three-Headed Monster
Remember the Three-Headed Monster? That nickname surfaced a year ago as Willis McGahee , Ray Rice and LeRon McClain split the Ravens' ball-carrying duties while the team rolled to the AFC championship game.
Connolly's Bar: Prediction time - Ravens vs. Bengals
Before we get to the Ravens today, I have some Orioles info to pass on. Bodog.com, an online gambling site, set its odds for winning next yeara s World Series, and the Orioles are 75-1 longshots.
When they left town as 17-14 winners on Oct. 11, the Cincinnati Bengals certainly had the attention of a stunned Baltimore Ravens squad.
Ravens-Broncos: Mike Preston's report card
Quarterback: B+ Joe Flacco was 20 of 25 for 175 yards. He didn't make a lot of tight, big-play throws, but he got a lot of pressure and was nimble in the pocket.
Ravens get 'big stress-reliever'
Ravens running back Ray Rice leaps into the end zone for a touchdown as Broncos linebacker Wesley Woodyard tries to hang on BALTIMORE IN MANY WAYS, the Denver Broncos were the perfect team for the Baltimore Ravens to play Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
Ravens' Smith waits patiently for big break
Earlier this year against the Cleveland Browns , Ravens tight end L.J. Smith made the kind of athletic play that perfectly illustrated why the team coveted him as a free agent, and eventually signed him to a $1.5 million deal in the offseason.
After a three-game losing streak, Sundaya s 30-7 win over the previously undefeated Denver Broncos was the perfect way for the Ravensa to get their season and playoff hopes back on track.
Webb Gets His Kicks In Ravens' Win Over Denver
Share + Nov 2, 2009 9:51 am US/Eastern When the Baltimore Ravens set out to halt their three-game skid against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, they knew they had to get off to a quick start in the third quarter.
Ravens Insider: What happened to Brandon Marshall?
Can we now end all the Brandon Marshall hoopla now? He had four catches for 24 yards and Kelley Washington had four catches for 58 yards.
Ravens bust third-down trend, saddle Broncos with first loss
Early in the fourth quarter of a 30-7 pounding of the Denver Broncos , Joe Flacco scrambled out of the pocket to his left, quickly set his feet and flipped a tight spiral to Kelley Washington to move the chains with a 21-yard completion.
Ravens Hand Broncos First Loss With Stifling Defense
Joe Flacco threw for 175 yards and a touchdown, and the Baltimore Ravens used a stifling display on defense to hand the previously unbeaten Denver Broncos a 30-7 loss at M&T Bank Stadium.
Fast start key to happy finish
When the Ravens opened their game in New England on Oct. 4 with a first-drive touchdown, the offense was humming.
For most of the offseason, many Ravens fans clamored for their team to trade with the Denver Broncos for then-disgruntled receiver Brandon Marshall.
Receivers Proving Critics Wrong
Ravens wide receiver Mark Clayton isn't one to brag or engage in a war of words.
Gaither certain hea ll play against Broncos
Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Jared Gaither declared that he will definitely play against the Denver Broncos following the team's bye.
Week 6 Ravens Grades: Flacco and Rice Come Through in a Big Way
Quarterback: A+ Joe Flacco just continues to impress. He made throws under pressure, checked down when he had no one open, took a beating, and picked apart the Vikingsa TM pass defense all day long.
Ravens Notebook: Oher wants a rematch with Allen
Baltimore Ravens rookie offensive tackle Michael Oher wasn't intimidated by Jared Allen, aggressively driving the Minnesota Vikings' star defensive end into the ground during the first half.
The solution to the Ravens' defensive slide in October is not in changing players or schemes, Jarret Johnson says.
Also on Topix