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Outside linebacker doesn't mind running back's gift of gab, but Raven said his chatter is usually good-naturedDespite his 5-foot-8 frame, easygoing nature and ear-to-ear smile, Ray Rice is widely regarded as one of the toughest players in the NFL. And according to one Kansas City Chiefs player, the Ravens running back is also one of the most talkative. View the full article
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Despite growing chorus for Brady Quinn, Cassel is expected to start vs. Ravens this SundayDespite reports out of Kansas City that Matt Cassel could lose his starting job – or at least a few snaps – to backup Brady Quinn, the Ravens intend to prepare as if Cassel will be the starting quarterback for Sunday’s game. View the full article
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Tight end admits being frustrated, but is trying to stay patient in his new role as backup to Dennis PittaSince succeeding Todd Heap as the Ravens’ primary tight end at the beginning of last season, Ed Dickson has been a reliable option for quarterback Joe Flacco and the offense. View the full article
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2012/2013 NFL Week 5 Power Rankings View the full article
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Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston answers a selection of reader questions about the Ravens. View the full article
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With the Ravens’ defense uncharacteristically struggling through the first four weeks, there has been plenty of finger pointing from fans and the media. Cornerbacks Cary Williams and Jimmy Smith have caught a lot of the blame and outside linebackers Paul Kruger and rookie Courtney Upshaw have received their share as well. But one guy that hasn’t gotten a lot of criticism – at least that I’ve heard – is Pernell McPhee . Big things were expected out of the second-year defensive end who was second on the Ravens last year with six sacks and led all Ravens’ rookies with 23 tackles in a part-time role. After the departure of Cory Redding , McPhee stepped into a starting spot but there has yet to be a spike in his production. Through four games, McPhee has a half sack and nine tackles. He was credited with two quarterback hits in last Thursday’s victory over the Cleveland Browns, so perhaps that’s a good sign. The Ravens badly need to get a pass rush from their front four, or specifically from somebody other than Haloti Ngata . Some of that falls on McPhee and the Ravens could also use a little more out of defensive end Arthur Jones and nose tackle Terrence Cody in their roles as well. View the full article
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With the Ravens’ defense uncharacteristically struggling through the first four weeks, there has been plenty of finger pointing from fans and the media. Cornerbacks Cary Williams and Jimmy Smith have caught a lot of the blame and outside linebackers Paul Kruger and rookie Courtney Upshaw have received their share as well. But one guy that hasn’t gotten a lot of criticism – at least that I’ve heard – is Pernell McPhee . Big things were expected out of the second-year defensive end who was second on the Ravens last year with six sacks and led all Ravens’ rookies with 23 tackles in a part-time role. After the departure of Cory Redding , McPhee stepped into a starting spot but there has yet to be a spike in his production. Through four games, McPhee has a half sack and nine tackles. He was credited with two quarterback hits in last Thursday’s victory over the Cleveland Browns so perhaps that’s a good sign. The Ravens badly need to get a pass rush from their front four, or specifically from somebody other than Haloti Ngata . Some of that falls on McPhee and the Ravens could also use a little more out of defensive end Arthur Jones and nose tackle Terrence Cody in their roles as well. View the full article
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2012 NFL Power Rankings, Week 4 View the full article
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Six-time Pro Bowl center, Minnesota native takes stand on political issueIn the wake of Ravens special-teams ace Brendon Ayanbadejo taking a strong public stance supporting same-sex marriage, one of his teammates has expressed an opposing view on this high-profile political topic. View the full article
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It will be interesting to see how the Ravens' no-huddle offense holds up on the road against Kansas City on Sunday. View the full article
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Pair recognized for their play in victory over Patriots last SundayQuarterback Joe Flacco and wide receiver Torrey Smith , who helped the Ravens overcome a late nine-point deficit and beat the New England Patriots 31-30 last Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium, both took home weekly awards today. View the full article
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NFL Barometer Wk-4 View the full article
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