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The stockings are hung from the chimney with care in hopes that a Ravens victory is in the air.
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The stockings are hung from the chimney with care in hopes that a Ravens victory is in the air.
Some questioned his ability to play. Many believed he was done. But none can overvalue what he means for the Ravens' defense. And with the defense at its lowest point, it appears Baltimore will get Ray Lewis back when they need him the most.
The New York Giants have enough problems of their own to consider those of the Baltimore Ravens, who have lost three straight and are carrying an injured list that includes a half-dozen key players.
The Ravens haven't been fans of running the football this year. And it has cost them a great deal. But if the Ravens want to clinch the AFC North title for the second straight year, they'll have to do it with the help of Ray Rice. The Giants have struggled stopping the run. If they are forced to do so, it could be a long day for New York
It's a funny feeling for a guy like me to have blind faith in something for little more than a gut feeling but I do. I have blind faith in the Baltimore Ravens this weekend, if for no other reason than I want them to win.
After an up and down season, The Carroll County Times' Matt Zenitz talks about how the contract situation looks for Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco.
Joe Flacco has fumbled three times and thrown three interceptions in his last three games, each of which the Baltimore Ravens have lost.
The Ravens goals are right in front of them. Defeat the Giants and win the division. The division title secures at least one home playoff game. A huge advantage for a team that struggles on the road. But with injuries mounting and inept play from their offense, a victory is not guaranteed. If Baltimore is to make any impact on the post-season, they'll need to snap their losing streak against New York in their home finale.
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Many fans and analysts have already packed it in for the Ravens. The defense is beat up. The offense lacking an identity. But the Ravens will play the game all the same, just in case they're wrong. Teams have done it before; teams have defied the odds. And Harbaugh firmly believes this team is no different.
Some of Baltimore's favorite Ravens players are making their own holiday rounds, collecting gifts for children who otherwise might not get them.
Giving back! That's what one Ravens player is all about! Dozens of kids are going home a little happier Tuesday after being taken on a holiday shopping spree with Anquan Boldin.
One of the few constants in the Ravens inconsistent 2012 season has been rookie place-kicker Justin Tucker.
The Ravens have always been a bit spoiled. For the most part, their defense has always been top notch. They are a perennial playoff team with five straight trips to the postseason, and since 2006, they've possessed on of the best punters in the NFL, even if nobody seems to care. But with a struggling offense and a reeling defense, it's been the special teams unit that has saved the day. Something that fans and players alike are slowing beginning to notice.
