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After Abusing Colts, Ravens Face Chargers

December 19, 2011 by RavensBlogger in NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on After Abusing Colts, Ravens Face Chargers

The Indianapolis Colts were no match for the mighty Baltimore Ravens last Sunday. Ray Rice had another 100 yard rushing day finishing with 103 yards on the ground. Terrell Suggs continues to be a beast on defense with 3 sacks against the Colts last week. The Ravens beat the Colts by a final score of 24 to 10 last week.

Tonight, the Ravens will face the San Diego Chargers on the road. The Chargers have been playing well lately, but will they be able to handle the physical Baltimore Ravens defense. It should be a great game.

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After Beating Browns, Ravens Host Winless Colts

December 11, 2011 by RavensBlogger in NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on After Beating Browns, Ravens Host Winless Colts

After beating the Cleveland Browns decisively last week, the Baltimore Ravens will battle the winless Indianapolis Colts today. If the Ravens continue to give Ray Rice his touches, the Ravens should have no problem defeating the struggling Colts at home. The Baltimore Ravens are undefeated at home this year and will be the number one seed in the playoffs if they win the reast of their games this season.

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Ravens Feasted on 49ers Thanksgiving Night

November 27, 2011 by RavensBlogger in Game Recaps, NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on Ravens Feasted on 49ers Thanksgiving Night

The Baltimore Ravens defense hunted Alex Smith all night long. Terrell Suggs had 3 sacks alone. The Ravens defense tied a franchise record with 9 sacks total. It was the type of physical gane that the Baltimore Ravens love to play. The San Francisco 49ers were held to just 2 field goals and no touchdowns as the Ravens won 16 to 6.

John Harbaugh bested his younger brother Jim Harbaugh in what was the first NFL game featuring brothers as opposing head coaches. It turned out to be a very Happy Thanksgiving Day for Ravens fans as the Ravens sit at the top of the AFC conference after the victory.

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Thanksgiving Day Battle in Baltimore

November 25, 2011 by RavensBlogger in NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on Thanksgiving Day Battle in Baltimore

As the Baltimore Ravens get ready to battle the San Francisco 49ers on this Thanksgiving night, there are several things I am thankful for.

– I am thankful that the Ravens are in 1st place in the AFC North
– I am thankful that we have speed at the wide receiver position with Torrey Smith and Lee Evans
– I am thankful David Reed will not be returning kicks no time soon
– I am thankful that the Ravens have a home game on Thanksgiving Day

I will be really thankful if the Ravens win tonight and complete this beautiful day with a victory!

Go Ravens!!!

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Ravens Beat Bengals and Take Control of AFC North

November 20, 2011 by RavensBlogger in Game Recaps, NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on Ravens Beat Bengals and Take Control of AFC North

The Baltimore Ravens went back to a more balanced attack at they defeated the Cincinnati Bengals today 31 to 24. The uses the proven winning formula of giving Ray Rice the ball. Ray Rice had 20 carries for 104 yards and 2 touchdowns. Going into this game, Joe Flacco had more passing attempts than Tom Brady this season.

Rookie CB Jimmy Smith intercepted his first NFL pass today. Ladarius Webb and Ed Reed also intercepted passes in the game. Ray Lewis did not play but was an emotional leader on the sidelines. The Ravens now are in first place in the AFC North and sit in the driver’s seat in the division.

The Ravens will play the 49ers Thursday night on Thanksgiving Day.

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Who Gets the Blame for Ravens Loss to Seahawks?

November 14, 2011 by RavensBlogger in Game Recaps, NFL News, Ravens News, Uncategorized | 1 Comment

I would like to hear your comments on who should get the blame for the Baltimore Ravens loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Here are some of the top nominees:

– David Reed (Had 2 kick off return fumbles and idiotic penalty)
– Cam Cameron (Questionable play calling passing 52 times in loud stadium on the road. Ray Rice had just 5 carries.)
– Joe Flacco (Inaccurate passing, just hitting on 29 out of 52 passes and he threw a very costly interception.)
– Billy Cundiff (Missed 2 valuable field goals. Can’t seem to hit any over 50 yards despite strong leg.)
– Ravens Defense (Despite holding Seahawks to mostly field goals, the defense could not stop Seahawks from running out clock in final minutes.)

Post your comments!!!

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Ravens Continue to be Inconsistent

November 14, 2011 by RavensBlogger in Game Recaps, NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on Ravens Continue to be Inconsistent

The Baltimore Ravens loss again to another team with a losing record today. The Seattle Seahawks looked like the hungrier team by the way they played on the field. David Reed had a horrible day with 2 kick off return fumbles. It seemed like the Ravens abandoned their running game just like they did when they loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Ray Rice had just 5 carries for 27 yds, while Joe Flacco threw the ball a whopping 52 times!

Cam Cameron may need to change his name to Air Cameron. Why didn’t we run the ball more on the road? The defense needs to get its rest, especially when the offense and special teams units turned the ball over and kept putting the defense in a bad position. Every time the Ravens have an opportunity to take over the AFC, they shoot themselves in the foot like Cheddar Bob in the movie 8 Mile.

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Joe Flacco for President

November 12, 2011 by RavensBlogger in Game Recaps, NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on Joe Flacco for President

Joe Flacco has won my vote for president by leading the Baltimore Ravens to 2 straight come from behind victories in the 4th quarter. The Ravens have swept the Pittsburgh Steelers during the regular season with their 23 to 20 victory last Sunday. Think about it. If it wasn’t for a couple of dropped passes in the playoffs, Joe Flacco may have won 3 straight against the Steelers!

With the addition of Torrey Smith and Lee Evans, Flacco finally has some good toys to play with. If the offense can get consistent, I don’t think any one will be able to handle the Ravens. Joe Flacco threw for 314 yds and 1 touchdown against the Steelers.

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The Greatest Comeback in Ravens History

October 30, 2011 by RavensBlogger in Game Recaps, NFL News, Ravens News | Comments Off on The Greatest Comeback in Ravens History

The Baltimore Ravens looked horrible in the first half against the Arizona Cardinals. The Cardinals were beating the Ravens by a score of 24 to 6 at halftime. The offense was turning the ball over and even the special teams unit was giving up touchdowns. It didn’t look good at all. Then it happened…

The Ravens offense came to life. The Joe Flacco to Anquan Boldin connection seemed unstoppable in the second half of play. Anquan Boldin ended up with 7 receptions for 145 yards in the game. Ray Rice got 3 touchdowns in the 2nd half. Joe Flacco ended up with 336 yards passing even though he did not throw any touchdown passes.

The Ravens defense held the Cardinals to just 3 points in the second half. The Ravens defense was led by Terrell Suggs who had 9 solo tackles, a sack, and 4 tackles for losses. Paul Kruger was also impressive with 2 sacks for the day.

The final score was Ravens 30 Cardinals 27. Ravens coach John Harbaugh told the team that it was the best comeback win in Ravens history in the locker room after the game.

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Ravens Offense Looked Horrible Monday Night

October 25, 2011 by RavensBlogger in Game Recaps, NFL News, Ravens News | 1 Comment

It looks like the Baltimore Ravens will forever be a team known mainly for its defense. The offense did not show up at all against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Ravens offense did not get a first down until the 5:26 mark of the third quarter! Joe Flacco only had 1 yard passing in the first half of play.

The Ravens defense did not give up a touchdown but the Ravens still ended up losing to the Jaguars by a score of 12 to 7. The Ravens gave up first place in the AFC North to our good friends the Pittsburgh Steelers with the loss. The Ravens will play the Arizona Cardinals next.

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