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Ravens Notebook: Nakamura breaks ankle
Baltimore Ravens reserve safety and special-teams contributor Haruki Nakamura gruesomely broke his right ankle during the opening kickoff of Monday night's 16-0 win over the Cleveland Browns.
Media Advisory - Ravens Players Provide Thanksgiving Meals
More than 20 Ravens players will be in our community on Monday and Tuesday to combat hunger issues, as each year 235,000 people in Maryland rely on community feeding programs to avoid going hungry.
Ravens LB Lewis misses practice again
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Ravens replace kicker as Stover returns with Colts
A heavy dose of irony, awkwardness and drama will coincide Sunday when the Indianapolis Colts square off with the Baltimore Ravens.
McGahee knows Ravens cooking best with Rice
Baltimore Ravens running back Willis McGahee has done a commendable job of keeping his frustrations, if they exist, to himself due to his drastically reduced playing time.
Bad call: Mangini says he regrets final play Monday night
In 10 months on the job, coach Eric Mangini has defended his handling of the quarterbacks, the hiring of offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, the length of his practice sessions, the expensive renovation of team headquarters and the trades of Kellen Winslow and Braylon Edwards.
Brady Quinn Cheap Shot Draws Anger From Ravens
After Tom Brady's knee injury last year, the NFL instituted the "Brady Rule" that protects QBs against below-the-knee tackles.
Ravens shut out Browns Ray Rice of the Baltimore Ravens scores a 13-yard touchdown in the third quarter against the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Browns Stadium on November 16, 2009 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Raven's Suggs frustrated with own inconsistant play
Terrell Suggs has identified the frustrating problem that has continually plagued him during an enigmatic first half of the season.
Brady Quinn has always loved the bright lights. Playing under them makes the Cleveland Browns quarterback shine.
Ravens' first half had ups and downs
At the midway point of the regular season, here's a look at some of the highs and lows of the Baltimore Ravens' first half: OFFENSIVE MVP: Joe Flacco has emerged as one of the top quarterbacks in the league, upgrading his accuracy and command of the offense.
Ravens Swept by Bengals: Playoff Hopes Dim As Identity Crisis Builds
Many Baltimore Ravens followers are saying our team is one missed kick and one dropped pass short of being 6-2 this season.
Ravens hold Lewis, Ngata out of practice
The Baltimore Ravens have released their first injury report of the week for Monday night's game against the Cleveland Browns, listing starters LB Ray Lewis , DT Haloti Ngata and CB Fabian Washington among the players who were held out of practice on Thursday.
Ray Lewis doesn't think Jamal Lewis should retire
Monday night likely marks the last time that the Ravens will face Cleveland Browns running back Jamal Lewis, who remains the Ravensa all-time leading rusher.
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Benson's play silences Ray Lewis
Ray Lewis was nowhere to be found in the Ravens locker room following a 17-7 Bengals win Sunday in which Benson did it again, rumbling for a second-straight 100-plus yard performance against a defense that has now given up just three such games in its last 40.
Kevin Cowherd: Sleepwalking Ravens need Ray Lewis to sound alarm
Lombardi is addressing the Green Bay Packers in the locker room moments before they take the field against the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl II.
Ray Lewis discusses his season and another Super Bowl title. Watch NFL GameDay Morning on Sunday at 9 a.m. ET for more.
Ray Lewis Nowhere To Be Found After Loss To The Bengals
Ray Lewis loves to talk. Not in a T.O. or a Chad Ochocinco sort of way. No, when Ray-Ray opens his mouth, it comes complete with a four-piece string section and seraphim fluttering about his head.
Outspoken Dolphins' linebacker Joey Porter believes there is one set of rules for Tom Brady and another set of rules for the rest of the NFL.
Week 9 Preview: Baltimore at Cincinnati
In the backroom of a shady saloon just on the edge of town, the Ravens await. They sit there hunkered over a card-table with a half-bottle of cheap rum and an old, shaggy dog named Cleveland, curled up and sleeping at their feet.
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