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.The Baltimore Ravens enjoyed a record-setting day at the expense of the mistake-prone Oakland Raiders, who matched a dubious franchise mark that had not been broached in over three decades. Joe Flacco threw for 341 yards and three touchdowns, Jacoby Jones ran a kickoff back for 105 yards, and Baltimore set a club record for points in a 55-20 rout Sunday.
This game might turn out to be a battle in the passing game.
Find the perfect purple pride with these insights on the varied personalities of Baltimore's best tailgating lots.
The Ravens have dealt with injuries throughout the season. But during the second half of the schedule, Baltimore will look to get healthy as they make a push for the postseason. Ngata has continued to struggle with his knee and shoulder injury. And McPhee has yet to practice in 2 weeks. With injuries to Yanda and Williams, Baltimore will have to play with a slightly banged up unit.
Ray Rice watched film of Oakland's game against Tampa Bay last week and nearly jumped out his chair in anticipation of facing a defense that yielded four touchdowns and 251 yards rushing to rookie Doug Martin.
He's the Baltimore Ravens' powerhouse leader, and the city was devastated when an injury knocked Ray Lewis out of the game. Now as he recovers, Ray's reaching out to the community.
Sunday is Veterans Day, and the Baltimore Ravens are honoring it by putting Maryland soldiers stationed in Afghanistan front and center.
Brent Harris of CSN joins Haynie & Zinno to talk Ravens football.
Here are my picks for the best of the NFL in the first half.
Injured Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis surprised coaches and players at practice today.
The Terrapin Times' Mike Ashley previews tonight's Maryland Kentucky matchup.
The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson joins 105.7 The Fan to talk about the latest Ravens' news.
It's late in the season for college and we're at mid-season for the NFL. I have been stinking all year long.
There wasn't a happier team to see Carson Palmer leave Cincinnati than the Baltimore Ravens. For years, Palmer plagued the Ravens' defense with precise passing and fourth quarter comebacks. And though Palmer isn't the same quarterback he used to be, it'll still be in the Ravens' best interest to keep him contained for 60 minutes.
