Despite Loss In Pittsburgh, Ravens Control Playoff Fate
Following an agonizing night in Pittsburgh, the Baltimore Ravens took consolation in knowing their fourth-quarter collapse won't necessarily impact their chances of reaching the playoffs.
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Following an agonizing night in Pittsburgh, the Baltimore Ravens took consolation in knowing their fourth-quarter collapse won't necessarily impact their chances of reaching the playoffs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers won one for injured star Ryan Shazier — and wrapped up the AFC North in the process.
Pittsburgh safety Mike Mitchell and linebacker James Harrison are active as the Steelers try to clinch the AFC North title against Baltimore.
A couple Ravens players visited a local hospital to spread a little cheer.
Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith has been suspended without pay for the team's next four games.
In the days leading up to their pivotal game against the Detroit Lions, Ravens safety Eric Weddle predicted there would come a time when Baltimore would have to rely on its offense to win.
Joe Flacco threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns, and the Baltimore Ravens survived a strong comeback bid by Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions in a 44-20 victory Sunday.
The Ravens beat the Texans on Monday night football but the victory hardly inspired enthusiasm and confidence in the Ravens fan base.
Terrell Suggs led an aggressive Baltimore defense that kept Houston out of the end zone for the final 51 minutes.
Terrell Suggs has been harassing quarterbacks for 15 years now, and at age 35 is still going strong.
The Baltimore Ravens have 13 players on injured reserve and were without their three best offensive linemen in Green Bay last weekend.
Perspective: in a league full of mediocre and poor teams, the Ravens don't need to be great- just better than the other mediocre and bad teams.
First-year eligibles Ray Lewis and Randy Moss are among 27 semifinalists for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
A member of the Baltimore Ravens extended a helping hand for the holidays on Monday.
The Baltimore Ravens forced five turnovers in their third shutout of the season, blanking the Green Bay Packers 23-0 Sunday.