Smith, Pierce Active For Ravens Against Broncos
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith and running back Bernard Pierce are active for the AFC divisional playoffs against the Denver Broncos on Saturday.
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Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith and running back Bernard Pierce are active for the AFC divisional playoffs against the Denver Broncos on Saturday.
That glove Peyton Manning's been wearing will come in quite handy Saturday for what could be the coldest home postseason game in Denver Broncos' history.
Injuries have decimated this team this season. But the Ravens still found a way to claw themselves back into the divisional round of the postseason. Whether they choose to admit it, injuries had a lot to do with the beating they took at the hands of the Broncos in Week 14. That can no longer be an excuse as most of their starters will suit up for a blockbuster contest against Peyton Manning.
A huge Purple Friday for the fans! The Ravens caravan hit even more spots to gear up for the big game.
Many fans are heading out to Denver for the AFC Divisional playoff game.
Sometime after the season is over, Peyton Manning will sit down with Ray Lewis and congratulate him on a job well done.
There are real reasons the Ravens have a much better chance to win on Saturday.
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The deck is stacked against the Ravens in this weeks game.
I'm feeling good about my selections for the National Football League's Divisional round. Let's do this.
Governor Martin O'Malley and Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper have made a friendly wager ahead of this weekend's AFC Divisional playoff game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Denver Broncos.
Greg Gumbel who will be broadcasting the game alongside Dan Dierdorf for CBS tomorrow joined Norris & Davis.
The Ravens have a tall task ahead of them: Defeat the No. 1 seeded Denver Broncos and avenge a brutal loss suffered at Denver's hands a few weeks ago. The Ravens have the talent to beat anyone in the NFL, but to defeat a team like Denver, it will take a lot more than talent to get the job done.
Ray Rice had a combined 318 carries and catches during the regular season, the lowest total since his rookie year in 2008.
Mark Malone, who will be calling the Ravens/Broncos game the Dial Global Radio Network tomorrow joined Norris & Davis.
