Fans Still Buzzing Over Ravens' Franchise-Record 14-2 Regular Season
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Despite resting several starters Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens took care of business, beating the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-10.
After 12 straight wins, fans are eager to see what the team can do in the playoffs.
"I'm feeling great, I love to see the city in purple," said fan Kim Fetrow.
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The team not only finished 14-2 -- the best record in franchise history -- but broke numerous records, including the all-time record for team rushing yards in a season.
"I don't know how it could've been than how it is, it was a fantastic season," said Ryan Nawrocki.
Seven starters including quarterback Lamar Jackson, sat out on Sunday as the Steelers fought for a spot in the playoffs.
"It was raining, it was wet and they still brought the excitement," said Jean Hampton.
With a first-round bye, the Ravens' next game is set for Saturday, January 11 at 8:15 p.m.
"I think I'm going to give myself a break and then just revved up for the inevitable Super Bowl," Brett Wilson said.