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Neither Mike Tomlin nor the Pittsburgh Steelers could stand in the way of the Baltimore Ravens' late-season playoff push. The defending Super Bowl champions are back at .500 and in position to reach the postseason for a sixth consecutive year after overcoming Tomlin's sideline stroll and Pittsburgh's frantic comeback bid in a 22-20 victory on Thanksgiving night.
After a 2-4 debacle, my record stands at 36-34-2. I am now in danger of finishing with a losing record. I am having a collapse reminiscent of the 1978 Boston Red Sox.
Every week Mike grades the Ravens performance, and here are his grades for the Ravens 22-20 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Ravens linebacker Elvis Dumervil left Thursday night's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the second quarter with a sprained left ankle, but returned to action in the second half.
For all of their shortcomings this season, the Baltimore Ravens are right in the middle of the playoff hunt.
Thanksgiving night ended up providing the best of the three NFL games on the big holiday, but it was also the weirdest. There was a lot of bad blood, a coach stopping a kickoff being returned for a touchdown, a lot of injuries, and the strangest final two minutes that you may ever see in football.
A game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens usually features hard hits, flying helmets and a pivotal play in the final minutes. The clash between these AFC North rivals on Thursday night had all that -- and so much more.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is distributing a grant to the K9 unit of a Maryland fire department.
The last time the Baltimore Ravens played on Thanksgiving, coach John Harbaugh gathered the family together for a game against brother Jim and the San Francisco 49ers.
After a big time battle against the New York Jets, the Ravens quickly turn their attention to the division Pittsburgh Steelers. With the short week to recuperate, it's easy to believe that Baltimore will be limping onto the field on Thursday. But that doesn't appear to be the case as the Ravens seem to be healthier than they've been all season.
Ryan Wilson of CBSSports.com and the blog "Eye on Football" joined Zinno on "Last Call" to discuss the Ravens Thanksgiving night match-up with Pittsburgh and other NFL headlines.
Glenn listened to the comments Joe Flacco made about the Wildcat offense and he has some thoughts of his own. Has "Joe Cool" become more outspoken? He's earned it.
Coach John Harbaugh commented that he'd like to see a Ravens Thanksgiving football game become a tradition in the NFL, and quarterback Joe Flacco thinks the Ravens wildcat offense "makes you look like a high school offense."
Former Ravens linebacker O.J. Brigance is the heart of the Ravens, a powerful voice on and off the field. Every day he deals with a disease that saps his strength, but you'll never hear him complain.
There is an improvement in chemistry between Roethlisberger and his receivers and pass protection.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco expressed his displeasure over the team's usage of the "Wildcat" offense after last week's victory over the Jets.
The Baltimore Ravens have spent much of the season in bounce-back mode.
The Ravens have plenty to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. They're thankful to still be in the playoff picture most of all. With a 5-6 record, Baltimore still has a legitimate chance at making the playoffs. But to keep pace, they'll have to take down their hated rivals in the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Former Baltimore Colt Lenny Moore is known for being much more than an NFL Hall of Famer.
The Baltimore Ravens and New York Jets own the same record and share several identical problems as they strive to remain relevant in the muddled AFC playoff race.
The Ravens defense can barely contain themselves when they battle rookie quarterbacks. The Ravens took advantage once again of an inexperienced Geno Smith and knocked out the New York Jets 19-3 on Sunday to continue their playoff push.
Mike Preston grades the Ravens 19-3 win over Rex Ryan and the Jets....
