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The Ravens spent a good portion of their time last week preparing for one of the all-time greats in Adrian Peterson. Baltimore will be just as busy preparing for receiving phenomenon Calvin Johnson as the Monday Night showdown against Detroit looms.
The Baltimore Ravens showed their resiliency against the Minnesota Vikings, rallying three times in the fourth quarter to squeeze out another close victory at home.
There was no bowl snub for Middle Tennessee with its 8-4 record this year after moving to Conference USA.
On their way to the Super Bowl last season, the Baltimore Ravens knocked off the top-seeded Denver Broncos by erasing a fourth-quarter deficit with a near-miraculous touchdown pass.
If you keep saying "I've never seen anything like that before!", it's true. You haven't. The Ravens win over the Vikings was in fact history making.
The Ravens have scored first in four out of their last five games, and are now 39-8 at home and 11-1 against the NFC teams under John Harbaugh in Baltimore.
The Minnesota Vikings probably don't want to come back to Baltimore for a good while. It was just a bad day.
The Ravens needed to win this game against the Vikings to remain in the playoff chase. With the loss of Adrian Peterson early in the game, it appeared as if the Ravens would cruise to victory. Instead, Ravens fans were treated to one of the wildest finishes in the history of the NFL.
Mike Preston gives out his grades for the Ravens 29-26 win over the Minnesota Vikings.
At first, it appeared the unrelenting snow would be the main topic of conversation. Then came an incredible flurry of touchdowns -- five over the final 125 seconds -- that truly made this a one-of-a-kind, unforgettable football game.
Maryland won't have to cross the state line for its first bowl appearance since 2010.
Maurice Creek's buzzer-beater pushed George Washington to a dramatic 77-75 victory over Maryland in Sunday's BB&T Classic.
The Baltimore Ravens activated tight end Dennis Pitta on Saturday, one day before their game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Justin Black scored 17 points and led five teammates in double-figures as Morgan State won its conference home opener against Howard University 87-58 on Saturday.
