Ravens Need Road Win Sunday To Get Back Home
Finishing unbeaten at home won't be nearly as satisfying for the Baltimore Ravens unless they can achieve another franchise first: going undefeated in the AFC North.
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Finishing unbeaten at home won't be nearly as satisfying for the Baltimore Ravens unless they can achieve another franchise first: going undefeated in the AFC North.
Win and you are in as a division champion. That's the easy scenario for the Broncos, Cowboys and the Giants next weekend. And while Baltimore already owns at least a wild-card spot, a victory for the Ravens earns them the AFC North and a first-round bye.
After the Baltimore Ravens completed their first unbeaten season at home, all that's left to accomplish during the regular season is securing at least one playoff game on their own turf.
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