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Linebacker thinks Patriots' Brady looks forward to testing defenseIt seems that both the Ravens and New England Patriots have taken pains to avoid uttering the kind of comments that become bulletin-board material. View the full article

Super Bowl Odds: Championship Game Previews View the full article

The Ravens’ tepid offensive showing against the Houston Texans has caused concern heading into Sunday’s AFC championship game. But the performance actually followed the formula established in the franchise’s other deep playoff runs. View the full article

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Rookie wide receiver got attention from top cornerback and safetyTorrey Smith made just one catch for 9 yards in the Ravens’ 20-13 win against the Houston Texans, but the lack of production didn’t anger the rookie wide receiver. View the full article

Cornerback had played in 96 straight contests prior to this seasonPrior to this season, Chris Carr had never been injured, playing in 96 consecutive games. But the Ravens cornerback sat out seven contests because of hamstring and back injuries. View the full article

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Ravens passing offense that limped into the postseason desperately awaited the return of Anquan Boldin, and the wide receiver did not disappoint]]> View the full article

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Includes Head Coach John Harbaugh, OLB Jarret Johnson and WR Torrey Smith. View the full article

Linebacker said team fares better psychologically as underdogThe Ravens are at least a touchdown – or more, according to some oddsmakers – underdog to the New England Patriots in Sunday’s AFC championship game. View the full article

Coach says players understand how to direct their energiesThe Ravens enjoyed a franchise first when they emerged from Sunday’s 20-13 win against the Houston Texans without committing a single penalty. View the full article

Jack and Jackie Harbaugh face dilemma regarding championship games this SundayJack and Jackie Harbaugh would seem to have a dilemma on their hands this Sunday: travel to Foxborough, Mass., to watch eldest son John and the Ravens meet the New England Patriots for the AFC championship at 3 p.m. EST or travel to San Francisco to watch younger son Jim and the 49ers play host to the New York Giants for the NFC crown at 6:30 p.m. EST. View the full article

Harbaugh said free safety's ankle looks "all right"Of the few injury concerns for the Ravens, the largest was the status of Ed Reed’s left ankle, which the free safety landed awkwardly on while making his fourth and final pass breakup in Sunday’s 20-13 victory over the Houston Texans in an AFC divisional playoff game. View the full article

Eye on Photos, Week 17: Losers go home View the full article

Here's a look at recent media coverage of the Ravens' 20-13 victory over the Houston Texans, and the team's upcoming game against the New England Patriots for the AFC championship. View the full article

Veteran safety admits that he's hard on young cornerbackBy the end of last week, Ravens cornerback Lardarius Webb was hearing teammate Ed Reed’s voice in his sleep. View the full article

In the aftermath of Sunday’s 20-13 divisional round win over the Houston Texans, Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs played nice with New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for once, throwing praise Brady’s way when reporters asked him about the team’s AFC championship game opponent. There were no jokes about Brady’s hair, his UGG boots, his supermodel wife or the alleged “Brady rules” that protect the quarterback. View the full article

Free safety took rare step of reviewing himself, not blaming others View the full article

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Ravens coach John Harbaugh confirmed that he spoke to his brother Jim after the San Francisco 49ers outlasted the New Orleans Saints , 36-32, Saturday evening. View the full article

Wide receiver intent on contributing after less-than-productive regular seasonLee Evans provided a glimpse of what he can provide when he hauled in a lob from quarterback Joe Flacco with only his left hand, a completion that was good enough for 30 yards – the offense’s longest play in the Ravens’ 20-13 win against the Houston Texans Sunday. View the full article

UGH GIANTS!!! View the full article