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It's early in the season, but the upcoming matchup against the Houston Texans could have major playoff implications when things are all said and done. Couple that with a reunion with former Ravens safety Ed Reed, and you've got the makings for what could be a very intense football game.
The Baltimore Ravens are counting on having injured running back Ray Rice available for Sunday's matchup with the unbeaten Houston Texans.
Transition can be amazingly mysterious yet oddly predictable, and it's just what the current version of the Ravens are dealing with.
Our on-field reporter Jerry Coleman hit the turf after the game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns. He caught up with Brandon Stokley, Marlon Brown, Vonta Leach and Corey Graham to get the players take on the game, the good and the bad.
The Baltimore Ravens were far from overpowering in their home opener. Compared to their first game, however, they looked positively super.
Steve Davis explains why, even though he didn't have a statistically great performance, Joe gets the game ball for Sunday's game against the Browns.
After unveiling the Super Bowl Banner to the fans, the Ravens took to the field and faced their AFC rival, The Browns, who jumped out to an early 6-0 led by two Billy Cundiff FG's, in his first appearance back in Baltimore after he was cut by the team last offseason.
What a difference a week makes. The Ravens went from the joke of the NFL to the defensive powerhouse many envisioned when the season began. If Sunday was any indication, this defense will be a force for Baltimore this year.
Ravens running back Ray Rice left the game Sunday against Cleveland with an apparent hip injury.
Ravens fans were pumped for Sunday's home opener, waking up extra early to gear up for the big game.
As the Ravens begin their quest for a second Super Bowl ring, quarterback Joe Flacco welcomes a second son.
A redemptive performance by the Baltimore Ravens' defense provided the defending Super Bowl champions with another win over their favorite patsies, the Cleveland Browns.
It's the first Purple Friday of the Ravens season. Purple Pride is reaching an all-time high as the Purple Caravan travels across Maryland.
The Ravens left last Thursday's game against Denver a little banged up, but they expect most of their players to be there for their first divisional match-up on Sunday against the Browns.
The Ravens look to rebound from a tough loss in week one. They get their proverbial "whipping boy" in week two when Cleveland comes to M&T Bank Stadium.
