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Game 3: Boller, Stover rise to occasion
Sun reporterFailing to hold a big lead in the fourth quarter shouldn't come as a surprise anymore. Yet after Matt Stover kicked a game-winning, 46-yard field goal as time expired yesterday, there was a level of amazement as the Ravens celebrated a 26-23 victory over...Tags: Kyle Boller, Ray Lewis, Yamon Figurs, Cleveland Browns, Matt Leinart
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Game 4: Incomplete effort costs Ravens
Sun reporterJamal Lewis isn't the only one who knows the Ravens' weakness now. A less-than-sellout crowd at Cleveland Browns Stadium witnessed the Ravens expose their greatest flaw of the season -- no sense of urgency. After weeks of downplaying a sloppy season...Tags: Chris McAlister, Daniel Wilcox, Braylon Edwards, Ray Lewis, Yamon Figurs
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Game 5: Hobbled Ravens hold the line
Sun reporterIt was a painful reunion yesterday with Trent Dilfer, but it had nothing to do with the Super Bowl-winning quarterback's one-time grudge against the Ravens. Entering the game without four starters and then losing two offensive linemen in one series,...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Basketball, Arts and Culture, Ray Lewis, Cleveland Browns
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Game 10: Ravens bounced in OT stunner
Sun reporterWith the scoreboard indicating that they had won, the Ravens ran off the field, celebrating an emotional come-from-behind victory. About 20 minutes later, they lost the game. Confused? So are the Ravens. In one of the craziest endings in NFL history,...Tags: Braylon Edwards, Kyle Boller, Indianapolis Colts, Ray Lewis, Cleveland Browns
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Game 11: A sinking feeling for Ravens
Sun reporterA week ago, Ravens coach Brian Billick said he wanted his players to hold on to their faint playoff hopes. Now, the only goal should be fixing a flawed offense. Held to 210 yards by the NFL's 25th-ranked defense, the Ravens (4-7) sputtered to a 32-14...Tags: Chris McAlister, Antonio Gates, Darren Sproles, Kyle Boller, Ray Lewis
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Game 12: Ravens' upset bid falls just short
Sun reporterThe Ravens were on the brink of a historic upset. Instead, they had to deal with one of the most heartbreaking defeats in their history. Hurting themselves in the fourth quarter with questionable decision-making, the Ravens fell short in a painful 27-24...Tags: Daniel Wilcox, Kyle Boller, Arts and Culture, Ray Lewis, History
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Game 14: Ravens' misery goes deeper
Sun reporterIn what has been perhaps the most miserable season in their history, the Ravens had lost a handful of starters before and their share of gut-wrenching games. But they always talked about never losing their pride ... until now. Unable to hold a 10-...Tags: Chris McAlister, Kyle Boller, Ray Lewis, Arts and Culture, History
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Game 16: Ravens' painful season ends with smile
Sun reporterAs the Ravens closed out one of the most disastrous seasons in team history, even their final celebration might have been in vain. By outlasting the uninspired Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-21, the Ravens traded their first win in 76 days for sliding down in...Tags: Arts and Culture, Oakland Raiders, Anthony Smith, Arts, National Football League
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Game 3: Ravens stumble in third, fall in OT
The Ravens watched their AFC North lead slip away, much like their 10-point lead did in a demoralizing second half.
In a game that was under their control, the Ravens unraveled in key moments at Heinz Field, falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 23-20,...Tags: Chris McAlister, Lawrence Timmons, Daniel Wilcox, Injuries and Wounds, Mewelde Moore
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Game 7: Flacco a triple threat in win over Raiders
It was only recently that linebacker Terrell Suggs wondered whether the Ravens should stick with rookie Joe Flacco as the starting quarterback.
After witnessing the Ravens' 29-10 pummeling of the Oakland Raiders yesterday, Suggs and the sellout crowd...Tags: John Harbaugh, High School Sports, Demetrius Williams, M&T Bank Stadium, Oakland Raiders
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Game 8: Ravens go on the offensive
As Terrell Suggs danced in the end zone, the Ravens began celebrating their 37-27 victory over the Cleveland Browns after yet another big play by their defense.
But make no mistake: This victory was unlike any other this season, or perhaps even the...Tags: John Harbaugh, Mark Clayton, Dance, Cleveland Browns, Le'Ron McClain
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Game 9: No pressure for Flacco
At the most critical times in yesterday's 41-13 rout of the Houston Texans, it became apparent Joe Flacco is no longer a rookie quarterback. He has become a clutch one. Lose your top receiver? No worries. Instead of hanging his head, Flacco looked...Tags: John Harbaugh, Mark Clayton, Yamon Figurs, Cleveland Browns, Jacques Reeves
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