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- Mystic Strike, ridden by Mark Beecher, took the win in the feature race Saturday of My Lady's Manor steeplechase in Monkton, the first of the Maryland Steeplechase Triple Crown.
- For all the nonsense surrounding new rules designed to make the game safer, an inability to determine what is and is not a catch, and controversy regarding kneeling during the national anthem, for my money, there is not a better spectator sport than professional football.
- When fans have their passion stripped from them causing them to cash in their chips, it shows this conflict has gotten out of control.
- How Baltimore Sun reporters and editors see the Monday Night Football game between the Ravens and Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium.
- The Ravens used a lot of young players in the team’s 23-0 win against Green Bay at Lambeau Field.
- As they prepare for a "Monday Night Football" game against the Houston Texans, the Ravens haven't won back-to-back games since weeks 1 and 2.
- The Ravens played dominant defense but again struggled to find offensive consistency in a crucial win in Green Bay.
- Breshad Perriman sits, but Ravens coach John Harbaugh says he'll be back.
- The 21-yard reception salvages an otherwise uneven day for the much-maligned passing game.
- John Harbaugh: “Defense, obviously, was off the charts. That’s about as good as you can play on defense.”
- We take a closer look at the key stats from the Ravens' 23-0 win over the Packers Sunday in Green Bay.
- CBS Sports had me from the opening shot of its telecast of the Ravens win over the Green Bay Packers Sunday. An above-the-stadium shot perfectly captured that vast, cold, empty look of the late-November sky in the upper Midwest where I grew up. Seeing it set the perfect mood for watching the NFL.
- Here’s what you need to know about Sunday's game.
- The Ravens are 7-2 after a bye, but are seeking their first win against the Green Bay Packers in Wisconsin.
- As they seek to make a playoff push, Ravens will avoid facing Aaron Rodgers, Deshaun Watson and Andrew Luck.
- Mike Preston breaks down the three key matchups as the Ravens play the Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday.
- The group, led by veterans Jimmy Smith and Brandon Carr and precocious rookie Marlon Humphrey, has been the strength of the team.
- Ravens starting left tackle Ronnie Stanley, a sudden addition to Wednesday’s injury report, practiced without wearing a red, non-contact jersey.
- How Baltimore Sun reporters and editors see Sunday's Ravens-Packers game at Green Bay's Lambeau Field. The Packers will be without starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
- The Ravens head into the matchup as healthy as they have been all season. The Packers enter it with growing confidence in fill-in quarterback Brett Hundley.
- The offensive lineman was an unexpected addition to the team’s injury report.
- Without Aaron Rodgers, the Packers haven't gotten much love in Las Vegas.
- The planets are aligned well for the Ravens to recover from their 4-5 start and reach the playoffs, and there may be hell to pay if they don't.
- It's not impossible that when the Ravens take the practice field Tuesday, they'll have all 53 of their roster players participating in some fashion.
- The Baltimore Ravens fit in well with the mass of mediocrity that has taken over the AFC wild-card race.
- The Monday matchup with the reigning AFC South-winning Texans is one of three prime-time games scheduled for the Ravens.
- If outside forecasts of the defense's pending demise had seeped into their locker room, the Ravens weren't saying. The knowing nods and wry smiles, though, suggested the players were well aware of what was being said and written. They haven't played anyone. They are too slow, too reliant on veterans. They don't stand a chance of stopping the Cowboys and their vaunted running game.
- This is the 7-on-7 drill, where I'll present seven lists of seven items to help keep track of the NFL season.
- As Maryland prepares to start Big Ten play, some highlights of the league so far.
- After talking to other teams and consulting with players, the Ravens have decided to switch to a grass playing surface at M&T Bank Stadium for 2016 season.
- There are absolutely no sensible reasons to be playing lacrosse games in early February, and if you need proof, all you have to do is look throughout the entire country, especially in the Northeast, which has been blanketed by snow.
- Five questions about the Wisconsin football game against Maryland with Jeff Potrykus, who covers the Badgers for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
- The forecast from Accuweather.com as of Sunday afternoon projects a 30 percent chance of snow when the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks play for the Lombardi Trophy.
- The six 5-6 teams have been whittled down to just two 6-6 squads, the Ravens and the Miami Dolphins.
- A season that began with such promise for the Washington Redskins has unraveled in rapid fashion.
- A game-by-game look at the San Francisco 49ers' run to New Orleans.
- It's been a couple of weeks since replacement officials ruled over all National Football League games for the first three weeks of the regular season, but Havre de Grace native and replacement referee Pete Shafer still has excitement for a job he aspired to do.
- Every Monday, the day after our favorite day of the week but still hours before that week's slate of games officially wraps up with "Monday Night Football," Matt Vensel will bring you his weekly premature NFL power rankings. Why Monday? Because who wants to wait until Tuesday or Wednesday for power rankings?
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- Former Baltimore Ravens coach Brian Billick appeared on "The Norris and Davis Show" on 105.7 The Fan on Tuesday to talk about Baltimore's chances of advancing to the Super Bowl in Indianapolis next month. Those chances are very good, said Billick, who predicts that the Ravens will play the Green Bay Packers for the title.