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Baltimore Ravens' Main Problem: Lack of Offensive Identity
After starting the season 3-0, the Baltimore Ravens have scuffled as of late. They lost tough games to the Patriots , Vikings , and Bengals , and even after a very impressive win over the previously undefeated Denver Broncos, the Ravens have lost two of three, and find themselves at 5-5, third in the AFC North.
Ravens Q&A: Sun's Mike Preston answers questions on Colts loss
Ben: Which of the following bonehead plays do you think was the worst: Billy Cundiff's missed field goal, the Ravens' inability to score a touchdown from six inches out with three opportunities, Joe Flacco 's interception, coach John Harbaugh challenging after already calling a timeout or Ed Reed trying to lateral the ball on the punt return? Mike ...
Twenty-five years after their middle-of-the-night exodus, the Baltimore-turned-Indianapolis Colts still appear odd cast as the visitors here.
"Obviously, it was a disappointing and tough loss. I thought our guys competed and fought and did everything they could to try to find a way to win the game.
At 260 pounds, fullback Le'Ron McClain is a pile driver and a pain dispenser. To reflect his brutal blocking and sadistic running style, fans and teammates alike have given him nicknames such as "The McPain Train" and "The Hulk." But while McClain finds these monikers endearing and entertaining, there's another self-proclaimed designation he feels ...
Arlington Needs Massive Community Effort to Win Park Grant
Arlington 's Randol Mill Park is up for a free $10,000 playspace improvement grant from the NFL , and hope to use the grant to build a park for disabled children, but is getting blown out of the water in public voting by people in Brusly, La., and Ontonagon, Mich.
Here are what a few of the Ravens players are saying via Twitter after Monday night's 16-0 shutout of the Cleveland Browns: Offensive tackle Jared Gaither : Much needed win on to the next one thanks to all the loyal fans that cheer for us week in an week out.
Ravens' Nakamura breaks ankle on opening kickoff
Ravens safety Haruki Nakamura broke his right ankle on the opening kickoff of Monday night's game at Cleveland.
SCOUTING?REPORT:??Ravens vs. Browns
WHO: Cleveland Browns vs. Baltimore Ravens . WHEN: Monday. WHERE: Cleveland Browns Stadium.
Remember when: Ravens vs. Browns, 2008
2, 2008, the Ravens scored on three of their next four drives to win their third straight game, 37-27. The victory pulled the Ravens within one game of the AFC North-leading Pittsburgh Steelers .
Get your head out of the stars, fantasy players
Having fantasy football analysts star-struck shouldn't be a surprise given our current obsession with celebrity in our TMZ-driven world.
Five of the six Ravens players who did not practice Wednesday were back, but perhaps the most important one -- defensive tackle Haloti Ngata -- was not one of them.
Ken Murray's Ravens report card
Quarterback: D Joe Flacco 's passing numbers suggest a decent effort, but they were deceptive.
Ravens Insider: Friday practice notes
The Ravens practiced on the far field today, so it was difficult to take roll call.
Ravens' secondary can't catch a break
After grounding a potent Denver Broncos air attack, the Ravens' secondary has little time to bask in any adulation.
Ravens' Heap, McClain limited in Wednesday's practice
Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap and running back Le'Ron McClain were both limited in practice on Wednesday.
LeRon McClain Joins Derrick On Monday Night Live
What's more intimidating than a 260-lb fullback rumbling down the field right at you? Maybe the same guy eyeing up a big plate of food Well that's exactly what happened this Monday night at Bluestone Grill when Le'Ron McClain sat down with host Derrick Mason and co-host Stan White to break down the Ravens win over the Broncos that stunted a 3-game ...
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 end losing streak, topple Broncos
Barreling into the backfield untouched on a blitz, outside linebacker Jarret Johnson unloaded an entire month of frustration on the Baltimore Ravens' first defensive snap.
The Ravens have lost three in a row and desperately need a win to change the momentum of their season.
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