Ravens Defeat Browns 25-15
Somehow, some way, Joe Flacco always finds a way to beat the Browns.
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Somehow, some way, Joe Flacco always finds a way to beat the Browns.
The Ravens have had a week to recover from injuries they suffered from the first half of the season. Entering their game against Cleveland, the Ravens hoped to be in full strength. But with major injuries to their defensive line, Baltimore will have their hands full against Trent Richardson
Not so long ago, running the ball on Baltimore's defense was nearly impossible. It was foolish to even try.
The Ravens will play at the Browns this Sunday. Vinny and Rob have your pre-view on 105.7 The Fan.
The Ravens' bye week is over and their next test is against a division opponent. The Browns are usually an easy win for any team, but with Cleveland winning two of their last three games, the Ravens are looking to avoid the proverbial trap. They'll look to contain Trent Richardson in hopes of coming away with their 6th win of the season.
Defense wins championships. You can't stop a truly good rushing game. If the Baltimore Ravens could get those two things figured out this season, then they could bounce back from their embarrassing defeat to the Texans.
Terrell Suggs didn't rush his return from a torn right Achilles tendon just to prove he has remarkable recuperative powers.
Kevin Byrne of the Baltimore Ravens talks Sandy, Suggs & Browns.
Baltimore begins its road to the postseason following a Week 8 bye. With nine games remaining, it is important for the Ravens to end strong to gain home-field advantage in the AFC. After suffering a lopsided loss to the Texans, many have panicked in Baltimore, but Harbaugh promises not to overreact.
The Carroll County Times' football writer Matt Zenitz talks about the latest in Ravens news as the team prepares to take on the Cleveland Browns this Sunday.
Playing professional football can be a grueling ordeal. For players like Jameel McClain, it can be especially difficult. Having to prove yourself every day can take its toll. But McClain is used to this type of struggle. He's a fighter.
The Ravens have struggled on the road this year offensively. The defense looks completely different from a year ago. But with 1st place in the AFC North still in their possession, Baltimore knows it still controls their own destiny.
The Ravens hold a respectable record at 5-2. But with Baltimore currently on a bye week, they are unable to distance themselves with the rest of the AFC teams. Here's a look at who Ravens fans should root for on Sunday
The Baltimore Ravens limped into their bye week alone atop the AFC North, knowing they've got to play a whole lot better to stay there.
The NFL has fined the Baltimore Ravens $20,000 for not listing safety Ed Reed on the team's injury report with a torn labrum in his right shoulder, a violation of the league's procedures for reporting injury information.
With the second half of the season approaching for Baltimore, the Ravens appear to be the favorites to win the division. But with 2 games against the Pittsburgh Steelers ahead, the division could come down to the wire. Here's a look at the standings in the always interesting AFC North.
The Ravens' 5-2 mark is impressive, but based on the tone of the fan base this week, one would think they were 2-5. Fans are concerned with a defense that has aged and an offense that is inept on the road, and the blame seems to fall once again on Cam Cameron. Valid or not, it'll be up to the Ravens offensive coordinator to help turn the offense around
The Ravens are in first place in the AFC North, and while no team wants to enter the bye week after suffering a loss, the Ravens have a lot to be happy about. A few players have stepped up and look to make a strong impact the rest of the season. But there are also other players who leave a lot to be desired.
When Jimmy Smith sat down to watch the NFL Draft, he didn't expect to go in the first round. Rumors about failed drug tests and incidents with the law painted a bad image. But the Ravens took a chance on the young corner anyway, and Jimmy Smith has yet to disappoint.
As the Baltimore Ravens began their bye week, the focus was on the future instead of the immediate past.
Sports Illustrated's Don Banks was at the Ravens Texans game in which Baltimore suffered a 43-13 loss. He joined the Vinny and Rob Show to give his thoughts.
The Ravens lost their top corner and the heart and soul of their defense in a matter of hours. Many wondered if the Ravens could recover from such a loss. The answer, at least for now, is a resounding NO! Baltimore lost 43-13 to Houston as questions mount as to whether or not their season is lost.
Terrell Suggs was back, but the Baltimore Ravens were no match for the Houston Texans without Ray Lewis and Ladarius Webb.
Baltimore outside linebacker Terrell Suggs has been activated for Sunday's game at Houston.
After huge injuries to both Lewis and Webb, the Ravens could receive a boost if they decide to field Terrell Suggs on Sunday. If the reigning defensive player of the year is on the field, it gives the Texans one more player to worry about. And with Jimmy Smith and Ngata still dealing with nagging injuries, the team needs all the help it can get.
