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Pass protection has been key in Ravens' Super run

The Baltimore Ravens are packing their backs for New Orleans because the front office and coaching staff have pulled the trigger on a bunch of key moves over the past 12 months, from extending Ray Rice and signing players like Corey Graham and Justin Tucker to changing offensive coordinators and switching up the offensive line. That last move was arguably the most impactful, as the offensive line has been great the past three weeks, paving the road to the Super Bowl.

Pass protection has been key in Ravens' Super run

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Ravens Q&A with Mike Preston

Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston answers reader questions about the Ravens' 28-13 win over the New England Patriots in the AFC championship game, and looks ahead to the team's Super Bowl matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.
Ravens Q&A with Mike Preston









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Coffee Companion (1/18): your daily Ravens fix

Every morning, Monday through Friday, blogger Matt Vensel will hook you up with reading material -- mostly on the Ravens but with some other Baltimore sports stuff, too -- to skim through as you slug down coffee and slack off at the start of your workday.

Coffee Companion (1/18): your daily Ravens fix







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Patriots defense has changed for the better since Week 3

The New England defense that will greet the Baltimore Ravens in Foxborough on Sunday isn't just different from the one they played in last year's AFC championship game; it's different from the one they dropped 31 points on back in Week 3.

Patriots defense has changed for the better since Week 3








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Four Ravens predictions sure to go wrong: Week 3

The Ravens get a chance for some regular-season revenge on Sunday night against the New England Patriots, the team that beat them in January's AFC championship game. But for whatever reason, this rivalry game doesn't seem to have its usual juice. Maybe it's because Terrell Suggs is injured and therefore quiet. Maybe it¿s because Billy Cundiff and Lee Evans are gone. Or maybe it's because both teams are coming off losses. Still, despite the lack of buzzing coming into Sunday night, you can count on the energy and emotion ramping up as soon as the lights come on at M&T Bank Stadium, where the Ravens haven't lost in nearly two years.

Four Ravens predictions sure to go wrong: Week 3




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