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What the Ravens need to do to defeat the 9-0 Colts
What the Ravens need to do to defeat the 9-0 Colts
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With Suggs hurt, Ravens might need extra sizzle - November 18, 2009 - Ravens fans had been asking for rookie defensive end Paul Kruger, and now they just might get him.
Desperate for a win, Ravens win desperately - November 17, 2009 - Go ahead, laugh or cry.
Jamal Lewis looks forward to taking one final run against his former team - November 13, 2009 - Since the 2000 season, the Ravens have tried to copy the blueprint that led them to the Super Bowl...
Terrell Suggs won't play this week against the Colts - the first game he will have missed in his career - and he could be out much longer. Ravens coach John Harbaugh said Suggs has a sprained ligament in his right knee, which occurred when Browns...
Hobbled and disenchanted, former Raven Chris McAlister wasn't sure he wanted to play in the NFL any more.
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Cleveland Browns quarterback Brady Quinn has been fined by the NFL for his low hit on Terrell Suggs.
Five days before Matt Stover returns to M&T Bank Stadium, the Ravens acknowledged Tuesday they failed in their first attempt to replace him, cutting struggling kicker Steve Hauschka.
At the end of a game punctuated by at least three disconcerting injuries, the Ravens' Ray Lewis asked the NFL to drop the hammer on Cleveland Browns quarterback Brady Quinn for his low bridge on Terrell Suggs.
The movie based on his life story premieres in New York City Tuesday night, but Ravens rookie offensive lineman Michael Oher won't be there.
Sun reporter answers questions about Cameron's play-calling, Quinn's hit on Suggs and Haushka's struggles
Dick Jauron was fired by the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday, when the coach ran out of time to build a contender or come up with a way to fix an offense that sputtered even with the addition of Terrell Owens.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco (left) congratulates running back Ray Rice after Rice ran for a 13-yard touchdown in the third quarter.
The Ravens' defense found its groove Monday night, collecting two interceptions, four sacks and its first shutout since 2006.
Steve Hauschka's claim on the kicking job with the Ravens became more tenuous Monday night when he not only was wide left on a 36-yard field goal attempt, but also had an extra point blocked.
Running back Larry Johnson has signed with the Cincinnati Bengals as a backup, giving the AFC North leaders depth at the position for what's shaping up to be a playoff season.
Browns wide receiver Josh Cribbs has been released from a hospital after being injured on the final play of Monday night's loss to Baltimore.
Ravens offensive lineman takes in stride the new movie about his life
The odds were with him Dave Hyde
With the 16-0 victory over the Browns, the Ravens are now 5-7 on "Monday Night Football," ending a six-game losing streak on "MNF." Here's how they did in the last five of those defeats:
The NFL has fined Titans owner Bud Adams $250,000 for making an obscene gesture at Buffalo fans while celebrating Tennessee's victory over the Bills.
"I think I will be the same. People don't recognize me now and I don't think they will in the next month."
Perhaps more than anyone, Jim Morris knows what Ravens offensive lineman Michael Oher will experience in the coming weeks.
Jon Gruden has agreed to a multiyear contract to stay at ESPN, suggesting he won't be returning to coaching anytime soon.
Derrick Mason flashed a big grin when talking about a pressure-filled second half of the season. With only eight games remaining in the regular season - and perhaps his career - the veteran wide receiver expressed unexpected excitement as the Ravens sit at the crossroads of their season.