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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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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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