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Browns coach could go back to Quinn against Ravens The bye week didn't change Eric Mangini. He's still keeping secrets.

Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata missed a game for the first time this season because of a sprained left ankle.

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It will be interesting to see what Ravens Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed decides during the offseason. He missed at least four tackles in the Bengals game yesterday, and it's apparent he is dealing with some type of arm, shoulder or neck injury. He's basically playing with one arm, and isn't quite as...

This is today's Baltimore Sun Sports cover. Comment below to submit your own headline ideas for the Ravens' 17-7 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 9.

Cincinnati's Chris Henry broke his left forearm just above the wrist when he was tackled by Ravens cornerback Fabian Washington after a 10-yard reception.

You could throw Houston in there too, but the Texans can still have a good season -- at 5-4 they are on course for their first winning season ever, although the way they lost Sunday to unbeaten Indianapolis opens up enough "what ifs?'' for 16 games. And the way they've played the Colts during t...

Cincinnati scored on its first three possessions Sunday, then spent the rest of its time chasing Joe Flacco around the field, ...

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Can the Baltimore Ravens stay in the AFC North race by winning on the road against the Cincinnati Bengals? Can the Indianapolis Colts effectively end the AFC South race by winning at home against the Houston Texans? Will anyone show up in Jacksonville to watch the Jaguars face the Chiefs?

The Baltimore Ravens take on the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday at 1 p.m. on WJZ13.

The Ravens (4-3) are the ones trying to get back up as they head into the rematch Sunday against the Bengals (5-2), who have a two-week window of opportunity to take control of the AFC North.

And the Patriots have benefitted from the increased focus on QB protection, with their opponents picking up five roughing the passer penalties in seven games. One, in particular, raised some eyebrows -- in New England's Week 4 win over Baltimore, Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs gently...

The Baltimore Ravens have one of the biggest female fan bases in the NFL.

Here's a look at media coverage of the Ravens following their 30-7 win over the Denver Broncos. Check back later today for more Ravens links from around the Web. • SI.com's Don Banks liked the Ravens' intensity on defense and says the unit used the bye week to get back to fundamentals. The Ravens...

To be sure, the Ravens proved what many of us suspected after they beat down the Broncos 30-7. The Broncos weren't as good as their spotless record through their first six games suggested, and the Ravens were a lot better than their lukewarm 3-3 mark alluded.Ravens Expose Broncos as Pretend...

The Baltimore Ravens handed Denver its first loss by using the same blueprint the Broncos employed to win their first six games. ...

The Denver Broncos are unbeaten because they have the top-ranked defense in the NFL and a quarterback who is very protective of the football.

For much of the past decade, the Baltimore Ravens strived to create an offense capable of matching the swagger of a defense that annually ranks among the best in the NFL.

With the Ravens defense suddenly looking vulnerable, it's time to do a quick review. When the secondary was torched for 436 yards by San Diego's Philip Rivers in Week 2, coach John Harbaugh said his defensive backs tried to do too much and the result was weakened pass coverage. When the Raven...

There's only one thing left for the Baltimore Ravens to do after Cedric Benson ended their streak of 39 straight games without allowing a 100-yard rusher.

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The difference between the unbeaten Baltimore Ravens of two weeks ago and the team currently mired in a two-game losing streak isn't dramatically significant.

1. Ed Reed should have his own comic book with some of the ridiculous plays he makes. Technically, this isn't something we learned today, just something we were reminded of. Reed's interception return for a touchdown in the second quarter was as good of a guess as you'll ever see a safety make a...

Ed Reed did it again. Early in the second quarter, the Ravens safety read a Carson Palmer pass perfectly, breaking early on the ball for an interception -- his second of the season -- which he returned 52 yards untouched for a touchdown. Click here for a photo gallery of past Reed picks.

The Baltimore Ravens looked every bit like an undefeated team, and the Cleveland Browns fulfilled their role as a struggling ...

Receiver Justin Harper had four catches for 57 yards and one touchdown, but he needed to have a better night if he wants to get on the playing field during the regular season. Harper has had a strong training camp and needed a big night against the Redskins. Instead, he also dropped a couple of p...

Receiver Justin Harper had four catches for 57 yards and one touchdown, but he needed to have a better night if he wants to get on the playing field during the regular season. Harper has had a strong training camp and needed a big night against the Redskins. Instead, he also dropped a couple of p...

Here's the transcript of Snoop Dogg's news conference with the media after he attended Thursday's practice. This comes courtesy of the Ravens' public relations department. LB Ray Lewis’ Opening Statement: “We [Snoop Dogg and Lewis] have been good friends for a long time. Now, we’ve decid...

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By Matt Cordon (kh) This is a huge game for both teams as they try to make it to the postseason. Dallas offensive coordinator Jason Garrett must find a way to attack Baltimore’s pressure schemes while keeping QB Tony Romo upright in the pocket. The Ravens will continue to pound the ball by committee to take press...

By Dan Connolly I feel like Kevin Bacon in the parade scene in “Animal House.” All is well, Ravens fans. All is well. Yeah, Sunday was definitely a tough loss. The Ravens couldn’t score a touchdown in the red zone and their defense... I feel like Kevin Bacon in the parade scene in “Animal House.” All is well, Ravens fa...

By Dan Connolly I feel like Kevin Bacon in the parade scene in “Animal House.” All is well, Ravens fans. All is well. Yeah, Sunday was definitely a tough loss. The Ravens couldn’t score a touchdown in the red zone and their defense... I feel like Kevin Bacon in the parade scene in “Animal House.” All is well, Ravens fa...

Ravens coach John Harbaugh didn't sound optimistic about Jared Gaither's chances of playing Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles. Gaither, the Ravens' starting left tackle, left with an injured right shoulder in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 30-10 loss to the New York Giants and di...

Ravens coach John Harbaugh spoke this afternoon, and he stuck to his original assertion that the Ravens were not pushed around in Sunday's 30-10 loss to the New York Giants. Cornerback Samari Rolle said the Ravens were "out-physicalled," and defensive end Trevor Pryce called it a "thump...

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By Matt Loede John Harbaugh - Ravens 2 Votes Ian Leslie - NFLGridironGab.com: John Harbaugh - Considering how little experience he has, and his age, he has managed to inspire a mostly veteran team and has them believing that they can be a contender in the AFC. The Ravens looked like a team that was on the dec...

By ChrisPokorny Last season, the only game I chose not to do a game review for was the season finale, a game in which the Cleveland Browns defeated the San Francisco 49ers. All of the anticipation following that game was on the Indianapolis Colts vs. Tennessee Titans contest -- and after how depressed Clevel...

By Matt Loede Two heavyweights take to the field in Pittsburgh Sunday, as two teams that get after it should have a classic. Both teams are 5-1, and both love to run the ball. The Steelers will look to establish a tempo early, and look for them to challenge the Giants secondary. New York will look to run, but th...

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By DAULERIO That's Troy Smith. Remember him? Well one person who disagrees with Suggs' assessment is ESPN's Sal Paolantonio, who appeared on another 790 Am radio show today and said the reason Suggs supports Smith is because "that whole U of M Crew likes having Smith in the locker room." Plus, Ray Lewis...

By Ethan J. Skolnick Download brian_billick.mp3 Another winnable game. Will post my prediction Sunday, at the start of the live chat. Post yours here. Winner. Score. Reason. Last week, "Stingray" was closest. He said Texans, 27-24. Brian Billick appeared on our show on WFTL-640 Fox Sports...

Oct. 10, 2008 -- Do or die for several NFL teams Teams like the Seahawks, Ravens, Chiefs and others must win on Sunday, or else their playoff hopes will be looking doomed.

By ChrisPokorny CLEVELAND BROWNS (0-2) WEEK 3 BALTIMORE RAVENS (1-0)VS. Date:September 21, 2008Location:Baltimore, MD Stadium:Browns Stadium TV:CBS Favorite:Ravens by 2½ Radio:WMMS, 100.7 FMOver/Under:38½SBN Coverage:Baltimore BeatdownAnnouncers Bill Macatee, Steve Beuerlein

By Brandon Cee 1. New York Giants (previously #2) 7.  Denver Broncos (#10) 15. New York Jets 16. Baltimore Ravens 17. Washington Redskins  18. New Orleans Saints 22. Minnesota Vikings 24. Oakland Raiders 25. Cleveland Browns 27. Miami Dolphins 29. Seattle Seahawks Oakland Raiders Patrick Willis

WNCT  United States - Sep 1, 2008 Baltimore Ravens rookie quarterback Joe Flacco will start in the season opener on Sunday against Cincinnati. The Ravens awarded the job to their top draft ... NFL Players Association Finds Itself at a Crossroads New York Sun

Dec. 4, 2007 -- Billick blew it, Brady didn't Ravens had ideal chance to end Patriots' unbeaten season, but Baltimore coaches screw it up with dumb time out on Monday night.

By Kirkendall Neither team seemed intimidated by the spotlight - in fact, both teams brought their A-game.  I was personally struck by the contrast between the Bengals and the Colts/Patriots. TarZander on the differences between the Bengals and the success of the Colts and Patriots.

Nov. 5, 2007 -- Steelers send message Mike Tomlin outcoached Brian Billick in the Steelers' big win over the Ravens, setting up a great Pittsburgh-New England game later in the season. Visit http://jtthebrick.msnbc.com for more.

Steelers at Cardinals: Russ Grimm and Ken Whisenhunt vow to strike a blow against Affirmative Action when they host the Steelers and the cocky young black guy who... Seahawks at Niners Eagles at Giants Ravens at Browns Rams at Cowboys Packers at Vikings Jets at Bills Texans at Falcons

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By Dave Golokhov(dave.golokhov@thescore.ca) On defense, the Dolphins had all the constituents of a playoff team. Their front seven was terrorizing opponents and not only did Zach Thomas and Jason Taylor avoid slowing down, they sped up. Taylor was the Defensive Player of the Year. But now the Dolphins may have secured the position.