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Ravens defense reins in Colts
The defense did its job. Facing the NFL's most prolific passing attack, the Ravens limited the Indianapolis Colts to two touchdowns and a field goal in a two-point loss Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. The defense also forced three Indianapolis turnovers,...Tags: Cleveland Browns, Indianapolis Colts, NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Colts
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What they're saying about the Ravens
Baltimore Sun staffHere's a look at recent media coverage of the Ravens. • SI.com's Peter King selects one Ravens player for his midseason All-Pro team -- rookie right tackle Michael Oher. Rookie who can't be intimidated. Quick feet. Will get stronger. • ESPN....Tags: Chris McAlister, Ray Lewis, Newspapers, Joe Flacco, San Diego Chargers
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Ravens not expecting Rolle to return
edward.lee@baltsun.comThe Ravens are not expecting Samari Rolle to play for the remainder of the season. The veteran cornerback has been on the physically-unable-to-perform list with a neck injury since the preseason, and there was some hope that Rolle, 33, would be activated...Tags: Surgery, Joe Flacco, Neck, NFL, Jared Gaither
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Harbaugh 'not optimistic' on Rolle's return this season
The Ravens are not expecting Samari Rolle to play for the remainder of the season.
The veteran cornerback has been on the physically-unable-to-perform list with a neck injury since the preseason, and there was some hope Rolle, 33, would be activated...Tags: Surgery, Joe Flacco, NFL, Jared Gaither, Terrell Owens
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Is Ravens defense beyond repair?
For the first time in more than a decade, the Ravens' priority for a bye week is this:
Fix the defense.
Sunday's 33-31 loss at Minnesota once again signaled that one of most dominating defenses of this era is in trouble.
The run defense is struggling...Tags: Ray Lewis, Trevor Pryce, Bart Scott, NFL, Chris Carr
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Until backs make plays, it's bombs away on Ravens defense
Any relief the Ravens might have gotten in the secondary is nearly gone as veteran cornerback Samari Rolle contemplates retirement. Rolle, though, has one major piece of advice for his partners in the defensive backfield.
And Rod Woodson, the former...Tags: Surgery, Fort McHenry, Retirement, Cleveland Browns, NFL
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Ravens returning to full strength
The bye week arrived at a most opportune time for the Ravens' injured players.
Players like quarterback Joe Flacco, offensive tackle Jared Gaither and linebacker Jarret Johnson benefited from a week off to let their bodies heal. Without mentioning any...Tags: Neck, NFL, Jared Gaither, Jarret Johnson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Secondary is a concern for Ravens
The Ravens' lapses in the secondary are becoming a primary concern. A unit revamped in the offseason to feature speed and smarts is being targeted by opposing quarterbacks. The latest example occurred Sunday, when Carson Palmer passed for 271 yards and...Tags: Ray Lewis, Trevor Pryce, Punishment, Fines, Brad St. Louis
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Scott's absence leaves Ravens with hole inside
All of a sudden, the absence of inside linebacker Bart Scott looms large over the Ravens' defense. For eight seasons, Scott worked in the shadows of Pro Bowl linebackers Ray Lewis and Terrell Suggs. He did the dirty work but didn't get much glory. Yet,...Tags: Ray Lewis, Chris McAlister, New Orleans Saints, Bart Scott, Contracts
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Rolle warns about sticking your neck out
Ravens cornerback Samari Rolle sits in his home in Florida and wears a neck brace. In 12 years in the NFL, he has never seen so many players at one position with a similar injury. During the past two seasons, starting safeties Ed Reed and Dawan Landry,...Tags: Surgery, New Orleans Saints, NFL, Ed Reed, Fabian Washington
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The reason Ravens offense has stepped up? It starts with a 'D'
It's tempting to look back over the first six games of the season and wax nostalgic for the Ravens' defense of old, but it might make more sense to be grateful that coach John Harbaugh and offensive coordinator Cam Cameron seemed to realize from the...Tags: Joe Flacco, Willis McGahee, Bart Scott, Indianapolis Colts, Ray Rice
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Ravens secondary a primary concern
Nine days ago, it was considered an aberration because it was unimaginable: the Kansas City Chiefs, with a second-string quarterback, mounting two scoring drives in the fourth quarter.
And then there was game No. 2.
The Ravens managed a 31-26 win...Tags: Ray Lewis, San Diego Chargers, Trevor Pryce, Kansas City Chiefs, Ed Reed
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