A fierce defense led by linebacker Ray Lewis and safety Ed Reed came up with four turnovers, leading the Ravens to a 20-13 victory over the Houston Texans on Sunday and into the AFC Championship Game.
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January 16, 2012
Baltimore Ravens veteran linebacker Ray Lewis is focused on the playoffs - not time off.
Prior to Sunday's postseason victory over the Houston Texans, Lewis told the NFL Network that he's not interested in entertaining any thoughts of retirement while there are games to play.
"Let me sum it up for all players: this is a one-time thing," Lewis said in the interview...
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January 17, 2012
After watching Ed Reed get carried off the field at the end of Sunday’s win over the Texans, it looked as if he suffered a serious injury that would keep him out a while.
Reed said after the game that he’d be fine and it seems that he was indeed telling the truth.
On Monday, Reed said his ankle wasn’t bothering him much and the X-ray’s he underwent showed...
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January 17, 2012
Baltimore Ravens rookie receiver Torrey Smith has learned the secret to success in the NFL quickly, just do whatever Ray Lewis does!
In this clip, Torrey does his best Ray Lewis celebration dance after playing a game of “foot-basketball” at a recent sold-out Harlem Globetrotters show in Baltimore (starting at 2:50 mark in video). The Maryland graduate and dread-headed...
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January 16, 2012
Let’s make this clear: The Baltimore Ravens are the toughest opponent that the New England Patriots will be facing this season.
I know, you know, the Baltimore Ravens know and Tom Brady knows—as he expressed his thoughts Monday morning on WEEI:
The Ravens, they’re the best team we’ve played all year. They present a ton of challenges in all three phases of the game...
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January 15, 2012
It was Ray Lewis who pointed out after Sunday's defensive stand against the Houston Texans that there's no percentage in trying to draw any conclusions about next week's AFC Championship Game based on the performance of the Ravens and New England Patriots in the divisional round of the playoffs.
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January 15, 2012
Ravens safety Ed Reed had to be carried off the field late in Sunday’s win over the Texans. It looked ugly, but early indications are that Reed wasn’t seriously hurt. Coach John Harbaugh said Reed was “Okay” and the team suffered no serious injuries against Houston. Reed did multiple post-game interviews and walked off the…
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January 15, 2012
As usual, Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed was in the right place at the right time Sunday, batting down a desperation pass into the end zone during a 20-13 divisional playoff victory over the Houston Texans. But Reed landed awkwardly on the Texans' final play from scrimmage and was carried off the field by linebacker Ray Lewis and cornerback Jimmy Smith, unable to put weight...
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January 17, 2012
Ed Reed says Flacco needs to get rid of the ball, line needs to block better | ProFootballTalk: Stop...
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January 15, 2012
Ed Reed seals win with Baltimore's fourth takeaway
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January 15, 2012
A fierce defense led by Ray Lewis and Ed Reed came up with four turnovers to lead Baltimore to a 20-13 victory over the Houston Texans on Sunday, sending the…Click to Continue »
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January 17, 2012
The Ravens look to be going into Sunday's AFC Championship Game at New England in good health. Safety Ed Reed, who hurt his left ankle on the final play of last weekends 20-13 victory over the Houston Texans, will be able to play Sunday, according to coach John Harbaugh. "Ed looks like hes all right with the ankle," Harbaugh said Monday, according to the Baltimore...
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January 16, 2012
Like Ray Lewis, Ravens center not looking ahead to futureMatt Birk shot down a report by NFL analyst and former general manager Charlie Casserly on CBS’ pre-game show stating that the Ravens center intended to retire from football after this season.
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January 15, 2012
Sunday’s 20-13 win was ugly and it was too close for comfort, but that’s how the Ravens roll. And thanks to the play of Lardarius Webb, Ed Reed and the Baltimore defense, the Ravens are rolling to their second AFC championship game in coach John Harbaugh’s four seasons as head coach. They will play the New England Patriots on the road next Sunday, and if the Ravens...
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