Ravens Team Grades: Baltimore Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive By Holding Off Eagles 27-26
The Baltimore Ravens kept their playoff hopes alive with 27-26 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon.
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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.
"This is at least where you want to be," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "The opportunity to control your own fate with victory is really what you hope for at this time of the season. Two teams in our division have that -- us and the Steelers. We'll both be fighting for that division championship."
"The Steelers game doesn't happen unless we win this game," Ravens safety Eric Weddle said. "The Steelers game is on the backburner right now. It's all about Philly."
Ravens officially announce WR-PR Michael Campanaro has been promoted from practice squad to 53-man roster.
Over the summer, Baltimore Ravens offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley adopted a dog from the BARCS Animal Shelter in Baltimore and is encouraing others to do the same.
If the Ravens win their final three games, they will open the playoffs at home as division champions. And maybe, soon after that, they'll have a chance to avenge that loss to the Patriots.
Reports reveal the NFL will discontinue its Breast Cancer Awareness initiative after next season.
Former Ravens safety Bernard Pollard joined the show this morning to talk about the state of the Ravens, the circumstances surrounding his departure from Baltimore and his recent tweets about head coach John Harbaugh which got a lot of traction of social media over the weekend.
The Baltimore Ravens host the Philadelphia Eagles at M&T Bank Stadium on December 18.
