INJURY REPORT – BALTIMORE RAVENS vs. PITTSBURGH STEELERS SUNDAY, December 2, 2012 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY GAME STATUS PLAYER (INJURY) PLAYER (INJURY) PLAYER (INJURY) PLAYER (INJURY) OUT OUT CB Jimmy Smith (abs) DID NOT...
Quarterback: The Ravens offense moved the ball their first couple of drives but failed to score for most of the game. Joe Flacco went through some rough times in the game but did not turn...
INJURY REPORT – BALTIMORE RAVENS at SAN DIEGO CHARGERS SUNDAY, November 25, 2012 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY GAME STATUS PLAYER (INJURY) PLAYER (INJURY) PLAYER (INJURY) PLAYER (INJURY) OUT OUT CB Jimmy Smith (abs) CB...
The Baltimore Ravens announced a couple of roster moves yesterday to get ready for Pittsburgh Steelers. The Ravens placed running back Bobby Rainey on injured reserve and signed cornerback Chris Johnson. Rainey was on the...
Quarterback: Joe Flacco was nearly perfect with a 115.8 quarterback rating and it would have been more if not for an interception that was tipped by Jacoby Jones. Flacco had one rushing touchdown and three...
Defensive line: The Ravens defensive line has played much better with Terrell Suggs back. They held outstanding rookie running back Trent Richardson to 105 yards on the ground, not great but solid. They still need...
Quarterback: Joe Flaccco started off on fire leading the Ravens to two touchdowns and a 14-point lead. Flacco struggled when the offense went to crap for most of the game. Flacco led the Ravens on...
INJURY REPORT – BALTIMORE RAVENS at CLEVELAND BROWNS SUNDAY, November 4, 2012 PLAYER (INJURY) WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY (GAME STATUS) DE Pernell McPhee (thigh) Did Not Participate Did Not Participate Did Not Participate (Out)...
Defensive line: The defensive line was much improved with Terrell Suggs returning. They did not let Arian Foster break 100 yards which is an improvement from the last two games. The defensive line still needed...
Last week was a busy week for the Baltimore Ravens and myself, so I was unable to get to the report cards. With a week away from report cards lets get right back into them....
