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Three weeks ago, Ravens kicker Steven Hauschka missed to the left a field that would have nailed down a thrilling come-from-behind win over the Vikings. After the game, coach John Harbaugh defended the man the Ravens opted to keep instead...
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November 07, 2009
Week 9: Baltimore Ravens at Cincinnati Bengals
Sunday November 8, 2009 1:05 PM
Line: Ravens -3.0
One step at a time. That’s the mantra being pumped out from the Castle front office. No game is more important than another, each team must be handled as they come, there is no such thing as a must win. A slow [...]
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November 09, 2009
So who had the Bengals at 6-2 at his point?
In their 17-7 win over the Ravens on Sunday, the Bengals beat Baltimore at its own game by controlling the ball and confusing Joe Flacco and the Ravens offense for the second straight time. It was the kind of game that left Ray Lewis speechless since [...]
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November 09, 2009
It was one thing when the Baltimore Ravens could blame swoons in the regular season schedule on convenient, unforeseen mishaps. A terrible quarterback here, a too-conservative coach there, injuries everywhere. Those were the calling cards that always dialed up patience from Ravens fans, relative tolerance from league observers, and less scrutiny for the players in [...]
Via Baltimore Sun
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November 09, 2009
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 effective as in the past. Can the injury be corrected with some type of surgery...
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November 07, 2009
Ray Lewis took aim and a delivered a jarring hit intended to do more than break up a pass. In his bruising style, the Ravens linebacker was trying to wrap up a win.
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November 07, 2009
The Bengals shut out Derrick Mason last time. The Ravens have to alter that, Mason says on the Week 9 preview with Erik Kramer.
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November 08, 2009
Cincinnati scored on its first three possessions Sunday, then spent the rest of its time chasing Joe Flacco around the field, setting up a 17-7 victory over the Baltimore Ravens that kept the surprising Bengals unbeaten in AFC North games.
Via Ravens Locker
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November 08, 2009
The Bengals rushed out to a 17-0 lead at the half and they made it stand up as they physically beat up the Ravens earlier today. Joe Flacco was awful in this game as he completed 18 of 32 passes for 195 yards with 0 TD passes and 2 INTs. Ray Rice carried the ball [...]
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November 08, 2009
by Thomas GeorgeFiled under: Bengals, Ravens, NFL AnalysisCINCINNATI -- He is the king of smack, both verbal and physical. That is what Ray Lewis brings. He called Cedric Benson's 120-yard rushing day last month against the big-time, big-mouth Ravens defense a fluke. And Benson said Lewis brought an extra assortment of jive here on Sunday. "He started telling me how he...
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November 08, 2009
For the Baltimore Ravens, it was a familiar loss. The Ravens were flying high after a 30-7 blow-out agianst the Undefeated Denver Broncos. People were talking, could the Bengals really beat the Baltimore Ravens twice? Carson Palmer and Co...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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November 07, 2009
Bengals QB Carson Palmer vs. Ravens S Ed Reed
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