Here's what you need to know when the Ravens play the Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium at 1 p.m. today.
The prospect of a Ravens season without John Harbaugh and Joe Flacco was inconceivable not long ago.
Here’s what you need to know about the Week 11 game between the Ravens (4-5) and Cincinnati Bengals (5-4).
The game is the Ravens’ first since Week 3 in which the spread has been more than a field goal.
Parity in the NFL provides hope for fans of the Ravens and the Bengals.
Mike Preston breaks down the three key matchups as the Ravens face the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.
Though headlines have focused on the Ravens' uncertainty at quarterback, they know they must recapture their early-season dominance on defense to make a serious playoff push.
Despite a three-game losing streak, the Ravens remain in the thick of the AFC wild-card race. Here's a look at their competition.
Coach John Harbaugh reiterated Friday that Joe Flacco will play Sunday if he’s able to. But that doesn't appear likely.
Joe Flacco (right hip) was out for the third straight day, meaning he might play against Cincinnati not having practiced this week.
The Bengals' Alex Erickson is the only player in the NFL who has returned three kickoffs for 40 yards or more this season.
Neither Lamar Jackson nor Robert Griffin III offered any clues about what Sunday might hold for the team’s quarterbacks.
You could forgive Ravens guard Marshal Yanda if he wasn't itching to get back to the game that has battered his body. But ask Yanda about his state of mind now that he's returned from an ankle injury that cost him most of last season, and his operative word is "grateful."
In a league that values excellence under center above all else, here’s where Ravens first-round pick Lamar Jackson might fit in.
Preston: Marvin Lewis will focus on fixing the Bengals, and not as much on who will be the Ravens QB
The Bengals have owned Joe Flacco throughout the years and even if Lamar Jackson starts, it’s not like the Ravens will have a total overhaul of their offense.