Found October 12, 2009 on
1 Winning Drive:
Only two game balls to give out today… well, make that three…
Offensive Game Ball: Ray Rice. Rice ran fairly well behind an overpowered offensive line and made the offense’s biggest play for its only score. Without him, the Ravens offense doesn’t put a point on the board.
Defensive Game Ball: Ed Reed. Reed played his best [...]
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Via Baltimore Sun
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October 13, 2009
Ravens running back Ray Rice watched the play where he was called for a chop block, but he is still doesn't understand why he was flagged. The penalty came one play before he broke a 48-yard touchdown catch-and-run.
"I definitely would appeal it," Rice said. "I was releasing for a pass on that [play]. It was a protection where everyone on the line was in ‘cut...
Via Ravens Gab
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October 14, 2009
The highlights or lowlights as it were. There were s few positives. Ed Reed shows he can still read the quarterback and Ray Rice will not be denied. Ray Lewis’ hit was flat out nasty but ill-timed and costly.
Via East Coast Bias
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October 11, 2009
How do you lose a game before the opening kickoff? The Ravens came into today's home game against the Cincinnati Bengals with an offensive game plan that aimed to stay away from Cincinnati's strength - cornerback Leon Hall, instead of playing to their own strengths. Derrick Mason was targeted zero times. The entire offensive consisted of delayed handoffs to Ray Rice and short...
Via Ravens Insider
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October 11, 2009
The Ravens defense set Carson Palmer up by over-stacking the left side and Ed Reed streaked in front of Chad Ochocinco to pick off the ball and sprint all the way home. It was Reed's sixth career interception return for a touchdown. He is the franchise leader in that department.
Oh, and by the way, I'm starting to like the 8 1/2 points again.
Via Baltimore Sports Report
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October 12, 2009
Via baltimoreravens.com
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October 12, 2009
Featuring head coach John Harbaugh and running back Ray Rice.
Via The Scores Report
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October 12, 2009
- Just a tremendous effort from Cedric Benson (29 touches, 136 yards) who became the first RB to rush for more than 100 yards against the Ravens. He looks like an every-week start.
- Ray Rice (14 carries, 69 yards) ran the ball well and caught seven passes for 74 yards and a TD. Willis McGahee [...]
Via Cincinnati Bengals Blog
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October 11, 2009
Ravens strike first
The Ravens took a 7-0 lead early in the second quarter on an Ed Reed 52-yard interception return off a Carson Palmer interception. The ball was intended for Chad Ochocinco. Palmer appeared to lock in on Ochocinco and did not see Reed, who read it perfectly.
It was similar to the pick six that [...]
Via baltimoresun.com
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October 11, 2009
Safety scores touchdown on interception, but it's not enough
Ed Reed was beyond consolation.
Via Baltimore Sun
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October 14, 2009
The Ravens need to start giving rookie cornerback Lardarius Webb more playing time in the nickel and dime packages.
Vikings quarterback Brett Favre will test the Ravens' starting cornerbacks Sunday, and so will every other team until the Ravens can shut down a passing attack and Domonique Foxworth and Fabian Washington start making plays. Right now, Foxworth is hesitant and...
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