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Ravens Pro Bowl offensive guard Marshal Yanda sprained his right ankle badly enough that he was on crutches after the game and fitted for a walking boot. Yanda was in no mood for interviews and requested that reporters not approach him. Starting middle linebacker Jameel McClain left the game in the second half with a neck injury and was replaced by Josh Bynes. Although X-rays were negative, McClain was in serious pain and dealing with swelling. He wanted to return to the game, but wasn't allowed to by the team. "That's good news," coach John Harbaugh said of McClain's X-rays. Source: Baltimore Sun Attached Thumbnails  
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