Excitement Brewing As Fans Await Ravens Playoff Game
The Baltimore Ravens have a new division title, a chance at the Super Bowl and now players and fans are in full "playoff mode."
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The Baltimore Ravens have a new division title, a chance at the Super Bowl and now players and fans are in full "playoff mode."
The NFL Playoffs start this weekend and the Baltimore Ravens will not be playing. And that's a good thing.
First of all let's be honest and admit that as Ravens fans we are spoiled by having so many Pro Bowl and future HOF players.
Take a look outside and it is clear that fans are fired up about the Ravens march toward the Super Bowl. And starting Tuesday, you can start to see that purple pride around the city.
With 3 wins the road to the Super Bowl in the AFC would go through Baltimore.
The sacks and accolades keep mounting for Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs, whose relentless pursuit of quarterbacks has put him in the running for NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors.
The BCS should just drop the C.
For the Baltimore Ravens, about the only thing better than being home for Thanksgiving is to stay put throughout the AFC playoffs.
With two home victories in a five day span (without Ray Lewis playing in either game), the Ravens have turned the tide of opinion that followed their disappointing loss at Seattle.
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I was swayed after the win over the Jets in week 4 and I'm only further convinced after the comeback victory in Pittsburgh in week 9 that the Ravens are paving a road to the Super Bowl- and there's no one in the AFC to stop them, except the Ravens themselves.
For years, the Baltimore Ravens have tried -- without success -- to put together an offense that could match the play of its esteemed defense.
The 16-game NFL regular season is a battle of attrition. Rosters are made, broken down and re-made all season long because of injuries. Football is a collision sport and its nature makes the attrition aspect of the competition inevitable.
The driving force behind the Ravens Super Bowl victory!
The current members of the Baltimore Ravens defense speak in reverent tones about the play of the 2000 unit, which set a record for fewest points allowed en route to winning the Super Bowl.
If the Ravens want to win the Super Bowl, they need to figure out how to get Joe Flacco more consistent.
The Baltimore Ravens really do not resemble any of the elite NFL teams offensively and it is necessary for them to do so in order to elevate to that elite status.
A not-so-friendly rivalry between Charm City and the Steel City. Fans and players on both sides genuinely dislike each other.
For Joe Flacco, the worst part about getting ready to face the Pittsburgh Steelers this Sunday is looking at film of the last time the teams met.
Joe Flacco is the best quarterback in the history of this franchise, so what do Baltimore Ravens fans want in a franchise quarterback?
