Harbaugh Extremely Pleased With Ravens' Intentional Safety On Sunday
The Baltimore Ravens ended Sunday's win over the Bengals with some more fancy footwork.
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The Baltimore Ravens ended Sunday's win over the Bengals with some more fancy footwork.
The Baltimore Ravens fended off their division rivals, the Cincinnati Bengals, in a 19-14 victory Sunday. Outstanding performances by the Ravens' defense and the league's best kicker helped the Ravens secure the win and take back first place in the AFC North.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun gives out his grades to the Ravens in a 19-14 win over the Bengals at home.
Tucker is just the 9th kicker since 1960 to make three field goals of 50-plus yards in a single game.
Tucker kicked four field goals and Baltimore shut down the Cincinnati Bengals' depleted offense Sunday in a 19-14 victory that put the resurgent Ravens back over .500.
Watch as second year wide receiver Breshad Perriman makes an unreal catch in the back corner of the endzone.
Cincinnati enters Week 12 just 1 1/2 games behind division co-leaders Baltimore and Pittsburgh, but the task of making up ground became considerably more arduous after standout wide receiver A.J. Green injured his hamstring last weekend.
If the Baltimore Ravens expect to win the AFC North one thing they need to curb is penalties as they are the second most penalized team in the NFL.
This week on Boomer Between the Games, former NFL WR Mike Quick joined Boomer on the program.
Coach John Harbaugh is constantly impressed by Smith and recently commented that he would be happy to have him back in Baltimore for a 17th NFL season.
The Baltimore Ravens players are constantly helping out in the Charm City community and this holiday season is no exception.
Ken Zalis of Fans Fantasy Football and Press Box joined Ed and Rob to talk all things fantasy sports.
Cliff Brown of Comcast Sportsnet Mid Atlantic joined Ed and Rob to talk about the Ravens loss to the Cowboys.
Ray Lewis later issued what he called an apology. I don't call what Lewis posted on social media an apology. I call it yet another dig. It was like saying, "I'm sorry that you're offended."
The Baltimore Ravens look to get back on track when they host the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Justin Tucker now holds the NFL's longest streak of field-goal attempts without a miss. Tucker is 11-for-11 on attempts from 40 to 49 yards and 4-for-4 on attempts of 50 yards or beyond.
"It's a six-game season," coach John Harbaugh said Monday. "We know that everything is right in front of us."
Fresh off a road trip to Dallas, the Ravens were up and out early Monday morning to help others in need.
The Baltimore Ravens' defense did not look like the league's No. 1 ranked unit as the Dallas Cowboys scored on six straight possessions and rolled up 417 total yards of offense.
Ray Lewis recently tweeted a 2-minute and 20-second video titled, "#RavensFlock," dedicated to apologizing to Joe Flacco and the Ravens for his previous comments.
The quarterback and the coach believe the Ravens are up there with any opponent despite Sunday's 27-17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys that dropped them back to .500 — but still tied for first with Pittsburgh in the AFC North.
"We should beat this team," Flacco said. "We should beat this team and I'm not kidding."
Mike Preston grades the Ravens in a 27-17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
Dak Prescott threw three touchdown passes, two to Dez Bryant, in the first game with Tony Romo as his backup, and the Dallas Cowboys set a franchise season record with their ninth straight win, beating the Baltimore Ravens 27-17 on Sunday.
The Baltimore Ravens could be without two key contributors on defense for their Sunday afternoon clash against the Dallas Cowboys.
