Earl Little
Game 2: J. Lewis carries the day
Facing the Cleveland Browns, the Ravens went back to their roots yesterday.
Unleashing an old yet successful profile, the Ravens relied on powerful running back Jamal Lewis and a punishing defense to pull away from the Browns, 33-13, before 69,473 at M&T Bank Stadium.
But on this day, it was Lewis and not the defense setting the records.
Lewis rolled for 295 yards on 30 carries, surpassing the 3-year-old mark of the Cincinnati Bengals' Corey Dillon by 17 yards.
His league mark was the key in evening the Ravens' record at 1-1 and tying the team with the Pittsburgh Steelers atop the AFC North. The Browns fell to 0-2 and lost for the first time...
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Game 2: J. Lewis carries the day
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The NFL's most dramatic prime-time players took another bow on the national stage.
After nearly blowing a 23-point lead in the fourth quarter, the Ravens escaped with a 26-21 victory last night over the Cleveland Browns when rookie safety Ed Reed made an...