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The Ravens' season came down to the final seconds, a chance to shock the heavily-favored Patriots. But Baltimore's Super Bowl dreams were dashed with a missed kick.
Lawrence Tynes kicked an overtime-winning field goal to send the Giants to Super Bowl 46. Giants are going to Indianapolis!
It's not just any purple Friday, but a playoff purple Friday. It's down to the wire for the Ravens as they get ready to face the New England Patriots. They're fighting for an AFC Championship and a ticket to the Super Bowl. WJZ is your home for the playoff run.
The celebration of all things Ravens continues.
We all thought the Packers and Saints would have a rematch of week 1.
This is the 3rd time in the Ravens 16 year history that they've knocked on the Super Bowl door playing for the AFC championship.
Sometimes I forget how young these guys are, including Joe Flacco. A little wisdom would be a good thing in this case.
When addressing his 49ers players this week, Jim Harbaugh can point to the monumental miss in his 15-year NFL career: He came a Hail Mary short of making the Super Bowl.
The Ravens head to New England as a playoff-tested team. Meanwhile, fans and businesses are gearing up, too.
No team in the NFL had a better home record than the Baltimore Ravens, who are headed to the AFC championship game on the strength of their 9-0 mark at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Ravens are going for a second AFC Championship win this weekend after an exciting win against the Texans. WJZ is your home for complete coverage during the Ravens playoff run.
Ray Lewis addresses facing the Patriots next week, Joe Flacco, The Texans & advancing in the playoffs.
The Baltimore Ravens are on their way to the AFC championship. The entire region is glowing with purple pride after their win against the Houston Texans Sunday.
Super Bowl In Baltimore? NFL Commish Roger Goodell on that possibility & more...
Football fever in Baltimore is at a high.
Fans are calling this the biggest Purple Friday ever.
Ravens fans are painting the town purple ahead of Sunday's game against the Texans.
Well over half the players on the Baltimore Ravens' 53-man roster have participated in at least one playoff game.
I agree that Joe doesn't get the credit he deserves. But he's asking for trouble when he takes subtle shots like this.
Joe Flacco is the only quarterback in NFL history to reach the playoffs in each of his first four seasons.
The Baltimore Ravens are busy getting ready for the playoffs and one of the keys to their success this season certainly has been Terrell Suggs.
If you don't have a real good NFL quarterback this time of the year you're probably out of luck and I don't mean Andrew.
Ray Lewis addresses Media Criticism, the chances for another Baltimore Championship & reflects on his 16 years in the league.
