Ravens In 'Tough Spot' Entering 2nd Half Of Season
John Harbaugh can't deny it: The defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens are in a dire situation after losing three straight to fall into third place in the AFC North.
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John Harbaugh can't deny it: The defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens are in a dire situation after losing three straight to fall into third place in the AFC North.
It's only strange that Harbaugh admits to calling a successful fourth down play but says he's not involved in the offensive play calling.
I don't care what the schedule says. The Ravens have one game left in their season. They face the Bengals next week at home. If they lose that game, their season is done.
The high flying one sided relationship between Baltimore and the Browns is changing as we know it.
Many expected the Bengals to challenge Baltimore for supremacy in the AFC North. But so far, it looks like the Ravens are the contenders in this matchup.
Just last week, Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs declared the Ravens in a "state of emergency." It might be at "Code Red" now.
Everyone seems to have a solution for the Baltimore Ravens. The solutions seem so simple and yet so unattainable.
A football website posted a list of the most disappointing players at the mid-season point of the NFL.
The Ravens don't lose to the Browns. At least not in the past 6 years. But times are changing for the Baltimore Ravens.
Jason Campbell threw three touchdown passes -- two to Davone Bess -- and the Browns ended an 11-game losing streak against Baltimore, beating the Ravens 24-18 on Sunday.
There's never been any love lost between the Ravens and Browns, NFL step-brothers with a shared history.
The Ravens' Justin Tucker ups his game off the field and pops the big question!
Millions and millions of dollars lost. Ray Lewis is one of more than a dozen former NFL players who filed a massive lawsuit against banking giant BB&T.
