Rob Long: Déjà Vu?
Last year, the Baltimore Ravens won the Super Bowl and parted ways in the off season through several different means. The team took a different direction instantly.
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Last year, the Baltimore Ravens won the Super Bowl and parted ways in the off season through several different means. The team took a different direction instantly.
I was at the dentist's office with my son, and the dentist told me he watched Ray Rice in college. He said was convinced that Rice had a larger workload than most running backs do in college.
The Baltimore Ravens have identified the long list of problems that have contributed to their poor start.
Mark Zinno gives us his take on the game Sunday as the Baltimore Ravens host the Packers of Green Bay at M&T Bank Stadium.
Mark Zinno recaps the Baltimore Ravens win over the Dolphins at Sun Life Stadium & the running game & Flacco's impact on the victory.
The Baltimore Ravens got their first road win of the season in South Beach. Check out some shots from the 26-23 win over the Dolphins.
The Baltimore Ravens traveled to South Beach and got their first road victory 26-23 over the Miami Dolphins.
John Harbaugh knows the Baltimore Ravens must improve their running game if they are to reach the playoffs for a sixth consecutive season. Against Buffalo on Sunday, however, Harbaugh was convinced Baltimore couldn't win by rushing the ball. So he called upon Joe Flacco to throw on virtually every play.
The Ravens lost against an inferior opponent on Sunday. The Dolphins were blown out on national television Monday night. Both teams will look to make things right in a pivotal game five match-up.
One of the things the Ravens were convinced they were going to improve upon this year was the running game. Steve Davis asks what everyone is thinking: What running game?
The Ravens got by with a great special teams unit and an opportunistic defense. But that all came to an end on Sunday when the Ravens inability to move the football cost the against an inferior opponent.
After throwing five interceptions, quarterback Joe Flacco took the blame for the Baltimore Ravens' 23-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Mark Zinno gives us his take on the game Sunday as the Baltimore Ravens head north to Buffalo to take on the Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
The Ravens have had a case of the injury bug since 2012. With Baltimore approaching the second quarter of the regular season, getting healthy is crucial if they hope to keep pace with the Cincinnati Bengals. Lucky for them, Ray Rice appears to be getting healthy.
The Ravens offense may not be quite where they want to be at this point in the season, but the Ravens defense looks to be in mid-season form. Terrell Suggs appears to be an early candidate for Defensive Player of the Year and James Ihedigbo has been a pleasant surprise for Baltimore. Whether the Ravens can play this well on the road remains to be seen.
Daryl Smith had a 37-yard interception return for a TD, Tandon Doss took a punt 82 yards for another score, and the Ravens smothered the Houston Texans' high-powered offense in a 30-9 victory Sunday.
Having any player on the injury list is never a good thing, but when a backup player is on the list, it's more manageable. Of the eight Ravens listed on the Week 3 injury report just three are starters. Former Raven Ed Reed may be unable to suit up as Houston takes on his former team.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco lived up to his nickname during one unforgettable game day.
Mark Zinno gives his reaction to the Sunday's game against the Browns. Sure it was an 'ugly' win but you never apologize for a W.
It's early in the season, but the upcoming matchup against the Houston Texans could have major playoff implications when things are all said and done. Couple that with a reunion with former Ravens safety Ed Reed, and you've got the makings for what could be a very intense football game.
The Baltimore Ravens are counting on having injured running back Ray Rice available for Sunday's matchup with the unbeaten Houston Texans.
After unveiling the Super Bowl Banner to the fans, the Ravens took to the field and faced their AFC rival, The Browns, who jumped out to an early 6-0 led by two Billy Cundiff FG's, in his first appearance back in Baltimore after he was cut by the team last offseason.
What a difference a week makes. The Ravens went from the joke of the NFL to the defensive powerhouse many envisioned when the season began. If Sunday was any indication, this defense will be a force for Baltimore this year.
Ravens running back Ray Rice left the game Sunday against Cleveland with an apparent hip injury.
A redemptive performance by the Baltimore Ravens' defense provided the defending Super Bowl champions with another win over their favorite patsies, the Cleveland Browns.
