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Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh won't be hearing a lot of questions about football this week. Neither will his brother, Jim, of the San Francisco 49ers. On Thanksgiving night, the Harbaughs will become the first brothers to face each other as NFL head coaches. Although it's a very important game for the Ravens (7-3) and 49ers (9-1), John and Jim appear to be the bigger story. View the full article

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith broke free over the middle of the field on Sunday, and the only thing that kept him from streaking to paydirt was the clump of dreadlocks that Pacman Jones grabbed. After the game, Smith … Continue reading → View the full article

49ers coach opines on NFL schedule-makers, Lewis-absent defense, 1998 with Ravens, "Suck for Luck" phraseThe conference call with San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh just wrapped up after about 25 minutes, and here are a few tidbits from the interview. View the full article

Baltimore's professional football team is joining with Constellation Energy to promote renewable energy when it plays the San Francisco 49ers Thanksgiving day at M&T Bank Stadium. View the full article

Ravens coach declines to shed light on Lewis' availability vs. 49ersInside linebacker Ray Lewis snapped a streak of 57 consecutive starts when a toe injury forced the Ravens to deactivate him for Sunday’s 31-24 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. View the full article

Following the national conference calls with head coaches John and Jim Harbaugh, the weekly opponent player conference call will also take place today at 4:15 p.m. ET at the team’s facility in Owings Mills. At that time, San Francisco TE Vernon Davis will be the player made available. View the full article

Dungy leaning toward Ravens, Harrison in Steelers campWith a 7-3 record after Sunday's 31-24 win against the Cincinnati Bengals, the Ravens have legitimately thrown their hats into the circle in contention to be crowned the best team in the AFC. View the full article

At least two members of the Cincinnati Bengals said they felt they were a better team than the Baltimore... View the full article

Lions-Saints to be NBC Sunday Night game on Dec. 4; Colts-Patriots moves to 1:00 pm, Ravens-Browns to 4:05 pm on CBS; Broncos-Vikings moves to 1:00 pm on Fox. View the full article

At least two Cincinnati players weren't placated by Sunday's final scoreThe final score of Sunday’s AFC North showdown at M&T Bank Stadium shows that the Ravens defeated the Cincinnati Bengals, 31-24. But that doesn’t mean that the Bengals agree that the Ravens are better. View the full article

Which free agent QBs could fit Bears needs? View the full article

Third-year player tried to fill in for 12-time Pro BowlerDannell Ellerbe was the immediate beneficiary of the toe injury that shelved inside linebacker Ray Lewis hours before the Ravens’ AFC North clash with the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday. View the full article

Ravens wideout says left ankle held up, wants to play vs. 49ersNo one would to take issue with Lee Evans feeling a little bit rusty in the Ravens’ 31-24 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday, his first game since Sept. 18 against the Tennessee Titans. View the full article

With each of Thursday's six foes winning Sunday, fans have even more reason to anticipate the matchups. View the full article

The Baltimore Ravens had just left the field after an important 31-24 win over Cincinnati when the grounds crew at their home stadium began putting down a Thanksgiving Day emblem on the artificial turf. The Ravens won't have long to celebrate their ascent into first place in the AFC North. Joe Flacco threw for 270 yards and two touchdowns, rookie Torrey Smith had six catches for 165 yards, and... View the full article

BALTIMORE- The Baltimore Ravens had just left the field after an important 31-24 win over Cincinnati when the grounds crew at their home stadium began putting down a Thanksgiving Day emblem on the artificial turf. View the full article

OWINGS MILLS, Md.- John Harbaugh won't be hearing a lot of questions about football this week. Neither will his brother, Jim. View the full article

Ravens cornerback remembered play from Lions' 2010 season openerRavens cornerback Cary Williams said he had faith that the “Calvin Johnson” rule would bail him out. View the full article

Ravens cornerback remembered play from Lions' 2010 season openerRavens cornerback Cary Williams said he had faith that the “Calvin Johnson” rule would bail him out. View the full article

OWINGS MILLS, Md.- Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh won't be hearing a lot of questions about football this week. View the full article

Sorting the Sunday Pile: Week 11 View the full article

BY THE NUMBERS 12 -- Consecutive games the Ravens have won after a loss]]> View the full article

Ray Lewis, the Ravens put themselves back on top of the AFC North and -- at least temporarily -- the entire conference]]> View the full article

1. Say what you will about John Harbaugh -- and this week, plenty of Ravens fans had negative things to say -- but he has three undeniable strengths as a head coach. He gets his players to buy into the larger concept of TEAM. He holds them together through turmoil. And he does a nice job of not losing sight of the big picture. View the full article

Matt Moore, Quarterback, Miami Dolphins. I know there's another quarterback out there leading his team to some unlikely wins, but let's unite as football fans to show some love for Matt Moore, too. He's like Tim Tebow, except he plays … Continue reading → View the full article