Depleted Ravens Visit Texans
The Baltimore Ravens are standing in Houston's way again, only this time without Ray Lewis and their best cornerback.
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The Baltimore Ravens are standing in Houston's way again, only this time without Ray Lewis and their best cornerback.
For years, the Baltimore Ravens have won because of their defense. Now they're winning in spite of it.
Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs hasn't ruled out the possibility of making his season debut Sunday against the Houston Texans.
Baltimore is looking for answers after the usually dominant defense has looked pedestrian at best this season. Coach Dean Pees is aware of the situation and will look to correct it by working on the teams' technique.
John McClain covers the Houston Texans and the NFL for the Houston Chronicle. He previews the upcoming AFC battle between the Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Texans.
The Ravens enter Week Seven two games ahead of the Bengals and Steelers in the AFC North. But with a less than stellar performance against the Cowboys run defense, Baltimore will look to rebound against one of the better running backs in the NFL. Containing Arian Foster will go a long way in pulling out a win against the Texans.
The Baltimore Ravens haven't completely abandoned hope of having Ray Lewis back in uniform this season.
Jacoby Jones has enjoyed many happy returns since signing with the Baltimore Ravens, a trend he hopes to continue this weekend when he goes back to Houston to face the Texans.
ESPN's John Clayton joins The Vinny and Rob Show to discuss the latest news surrounding the Ravens and the NFL.
The Baltimore Ravens suffered huge injuries to Ray Lewis and Lardarius Webb. With new players having to step up, the question remains whether or not the sky is falling in Baltimore.
The Ravens made the rounds, donating their time to students in Baltimore. They also talked about losing Ray Lewis and Lardarius Webb for the rest of the 2012 season.
The Ravens suffered a huge loss on defense with Ray Lewis' season ending injury. If the Ravens are going to survive the loss, they'll need someone to step up. Dannell Ellerbe has done so in the past. The Ravens will most likely look for him to do it again.
It was a costly win for the Baltimore Ravens. The team took down the Dallas Cowboys at M &T Bank Stadium on Sunday, but not before losing two of its best defensive players.
Lewis suffered a season ending injury to his right triceps in the fourth quarter of the game Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Baltimore Ravens escaped with a narrow 31-29 victory over the Dallas Cowboys that resulted in some potentially costly injuries. The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson joins The Vinny and Rob Show with the latest on which players may be lost for the season.
Jacoby Jones of the Baltimore Ravens has tied an NFL record with a 108-yard kickoff return.
The Ravens win another nail biter as they defeat the Dallas Cowboys 31-29. Injuries to Lewis and Webb continues to leave doubt that this defense can ever return to its once dominant state.
The Ravens continue to dodge the proverbial injury bug heading into their Week Five matchup against the Cowboys. Besides Terrell Suggs, the Ravens should be at full strength. Haloti Ngata was limited in practice all week but will play on Sunday.
Tony Romo has a pretty good idea of what awaits him Sunday in his effort to bounce back from a five-interception performance.
The Ravens may be struggling a bit on defense. But they still have a knack for getting to the football. After Tony Romo struggled to hold on to the football in Week Four, look for the defense to bait the Cowboys QB to turn the football over.
The Ravens are coming off an ugly win in Kansas City. The purple and black will head back to Baltimore to battle the Dallas Cowboys. If the offense is to get it going again, they'll have to make containing Ware a high priority
Justin Tucker vividly remembers every detail of his first field goal try in the NFL.
ESPN's John Clayton talked about the latest NFL news on The Vinny and Rob Show today.
For over a decade, the Ravens have prided themselves on fielding the best defense in the NFL. But so far in 2012, the Ravens have been porous to say the least.
Baltimore is winning and leading the AFC North, coach John Harbaugh just isn't happy how the Ravens got it done on Sunday.
