Ravens Give Back to the Community for the Holidays
As the Ravens gear up for their Christmas Day game with the Steelers. They take time to give back to the Baltimore community ahead of the holidays.
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As the Ravens gear up for their Christmas Day game with the Steelers. They take time to give back to the Baltimore community ahead of the holidays.
The Baltimore Ravens travels up to Pittsburgh for an important AFC North clash that will essentially determine the division winner.
Clifton Brown of CSN Mid-Atlantic joined Ed and Rob to talk about the Ravens big game against the Steelers on Christmas Day.
The Baltimore Ravens are headed for a showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers, a Christmas Day matchup with all sorts of playoff implications.
The Baltimore Ravens, currently 8-6, need to win their back-to-back road games against division opponents in order to secure a spot in the playoffs and the experts just don't think that's very likely.
Baltimore (8-6) can now win the AFC North if it beats the Steelers on Christmas Day and the Bengals in the finale. Philadelphia (5-9) has lost five consecutive games.
The Baltimore Ravens maintain control of their playoff chances thanks to a tight victory over a Philadelphia Eagles team that lost because it played to win.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun gives out his grades for the Ravens positional units in a 27-26 win over the Eagles.
The Baltimore Ravens kept their playoff hopes alive with 27-26 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon.
During Sunday's game, Tucker launched a 53-yard field goal (in the pouring rain) and tied the NFL record for 10 field goals of at least 50 yards in a single season.
The Ravens survived a desperate comeback bid by the Philadelphia Eagles, stopping a 2-point conversion with 4 seconds left in a 27-26 victory Sunday that kept Baltimore in the thick of the playoff hunt.
The Ravens QB put his team ahead with a beautiful pass just before halftime.
The defense picked off Carson Wentz and Joe Flacco immediately took advantage.
Smith threw his helmet on the ground in the first hour of practice after Joe Flacco overthrew Smith on consecutive deep passes along the sideline.
There isn't much history between these I-95 neighbors; in the Ravens 21-year history they've only met the Eagles four times in the regular season.
