Baltimore Ravens fall to Indianapolis Colts, 22-19, in overtime
The Baltimore Ravens suffered a 22-19 overtime loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore.
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The Baltimore Ravens suffered a 22-19 overtime loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore.
The Ravens played a wet-weather home game, and unfortunately, it was not a purple rain that showered the stadium in Baltimore on Sunday.
The Ravens pulled off an emotional 27-24 win in Cincinnati last week. However, that's done and over with, and the Indianapolis Colts are up next.
The Orioles will be in the postseason and could be just days away from winning the American League East and earning the No. 1 overall seed.
If last weekend's game is any indication of his comfort level in Baltimore's new offense, the Ravens could be on their way to quite a season.
Lamar Jackson tossed two touchdown passes, Gus Edwards ran for another score and the Baltimore Ravens held off the slow-starting Cincinnati Bengals 27-24 on Sunday.
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Cincinnati Bengals, 27-24, in a crucial game in the AFC North. The game was televised on WJZ.
The Baltimore Ravens released the injury report for Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Ravens fans flocked to Jimmy's Famous Seafood Wednesday night for our "Purple Playbook" show.
Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews hopes to be back with his team when the Ravens travel to AFC North rival Cincinnati on Sunday.
After signing a contract extension that made him the NFL's highest-paid player, Joe Burrow went into rainy Cleveland and played a forgettable game.
The last time the Baltimore Ravens were in Cincinnati, they were sent home with a heartbreaking playoff loss.
Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews returned to practice Wednesday on a limited basis, according to the first injury report released on Wednesday.
The head of the NFL Player's Association is pushing for all stadiums to use natural grass surfaces, compared to artificial turf.
The Ravens' season opener was a *warm-up* for a new offense that hadn't yet faced an opponent in a game setting.