Mike Preston Grades The Ravens 24-16 Loss To The Bengals
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades the Ravens in a 24-16 loss to the Bengals in Cincinnati.
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Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades the Ravens in a 24-16 loss to the Bengals in Cincinnati.
With 20 players on the IR, Baltimore has earned the title of unluckiest team in the NFL. With the season finale approaching, the Ravens have broken some franchise records as it pertains to injury. But the remaining members of the roster will need to be healthy enough to take on the AFC North champs.
"I kind of hate the Bengals. … They're the bully right now. We've got to go fight back and win this game," says corner back Jimmy Smith.
With the year coming to a close, the Ravens are already looking ahead to 2016. With the new year comes a fresh opportunity to return to the level of play their accustomed to. In order to do that, Baltimore may need to let go of a few fan favorites.
Steve Smith Sr. just announced he will return for the 2016 season. #SmithWPMOYChallenge
The Ravens shocked the world when they took care of business and swept Pittsburgh. There will be no sweep possible with Cincinnati as Baltimore already suffered a loss to the Bengals earlier this season.
Baltimore's 1 p.m. game against Cincinnati has been cross-flexed from CBS to FOX.
As of Sunday, after winning over the Steelers, the Baltimore Ravens dropped from the 4th pick to the 8th.
The Ravens are now locked into a third-place finish in the AFC North, but that also means Baltimore's 2016 opponents have been finalized.
Joe Flacco, who missed games for the first time in his career this season, has thrown himself into recovering from knee surgery and has reportedly already started on a stationary bike and is making good initial strides.
Somebody grab the Ravens a broom! Baltimore upset the Steelers on Sunday and in doing so, swept Pittsburgh in 2015. The win not only provides a bright spot on what has been an abysmal season, but likely knocks Pittsburgh out of the playoffs.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades the Ravens 20-17 win over the Steelers.
The Ravens have suffered an enormous number of injuries. Most of those players have been placed on IR. The ones remaining on the roster, however, are relatively healthy heading into the game against Pittsburgh.
The Ravens have had a poor season, there's no doubt about that. But that doesn't mean they're incapable of playing quality football.
The Baltimore Ravens' patchwork secondary will have their hands full Sunday against Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown -- a central figure in their big-play offense.
An injured Ben Roethlisberger watched from the sideline in October when the Pittsburgh Steelers lost at home to their division rivals, the Baltimore Ravens.
Ron Cook of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette joined Ed and Steve to preview this Sunday's match-up between the Ravens and Steelers.
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Though the injury-depleted Baltimore Ravens are short of talent, they won't be lacking incentive Sunday when the Steelers come to town.
Not ushering Odell Beckham Jr. off the field for continually attacking Carolina cornerback Josh Norman wasn't the only questionable call in the NFL's wacky Week 15.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades the Ravens in a 34-14 loss to the Chiefs.
Most fans are ready for this season to be over. Baltimore suffered another tough loss to an AFC foe as thoughts of the 2016 NFL Draft becomes more prevalent in the mind of Ravens fans across the globe.
The Kansas City Chiefs have clawed their way back into the AFC playoff race, but they need an eighth straight victory Sunday against the host Baltimore Ravens in order to stay there.
Scott Garceau tweeted a photo of the Ravens team picture from the start of the season with green dot markings over all the injured players to show just how much injuries have effected the 2015 season:
Houston Chronicle reporter John McClain joined Ed and Steve to tell us what to expect from QB Ryan Mallett.
