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Have a Ravens-related topic for Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston? Email your questions to sports@baltimoresun.com . Your question could appear in a Q&A with Preston later this week on baltimoresun.com.
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Ravens to be shorthanded at cornerbackThe Ravens will be shorthanded at cornerback against the New York Jets Sunday night after deactivating Chris Carr.
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Ravens to be shorthanded at cornerbackThe Ravens will be shorthanded at cornerback against the New York Jets Sunday night after deactivating Chris Carr.
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There’s a reason this family feud will again be fought in front of a nationally televised audience. As long as John Harbaugh and Rex Ryan, who were both candidates for the Ravens’ head coaching gig after the 2007 season, run the Ravens and the Jets, respectively, this rivalry will remain intense.
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It’s another tantalizing Ravens-Jets matchup, another chance to dissect the Ravens’ decision to go with John Harbaugh over Rex Ryan as head coach in 2008.
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It’s another tantalizing Ravens-Jets matchup, another chance to dissect the Ravens’ decision to go with John Harbaugh over Rex Ryan as head coach in 2008.
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RAVENS RUN OFFENSE VS. JETS RUN DEFENSE: The Jets have spent the days leading up to the game answering questions about what has happened to their run defense. Unable to set the edge and deal with the Oakland Raiders’ speed last week, they were gashed for 234 yards on the ground, an average of 7.3 yards per carry by Darren McFadden and company. The Jets currently rank 31st in the NFL in run defense, a surprise considering that they ranked third in the NFL in that category last season, and they boast fast and athletic linebackers in David Harris and Bart Scott. The Ravens didn’t run the ball a lot last week against the St. Louis Rams, but they still accumulated 168 yards on the ground and averaged 6.5 yards per carry. The Ravens are eighth in the league with 383 rushing yards and Ray Rice is ninth in the league with 231 yards despite ranking 20th in the NFL with 41 carries. Rice was shut down by the Jets in last year’s season opener, gaining 43 yards on 21 carries. It’s likely that the Ravens will try to establish him early.
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Ravens WRs Anquan Boldin & Torrey Smith vs. Jets CBs Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie: The Jets have been playing a guessing game with regard to which corner will match up with which receiver. The bet here is that Revis goes against Boldin because Boldin has more experience and should get more passes from Flacco. Cromartie might be playing with bruised ribs. If he can’t play, look for Kyle Wilson to replace him. If Wilson gives up a big play early, Donald Strickland will come off the bench. Edge: Jets
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Running back doubles as weapon in rushing, passing gamesThe Ravens’ smallest player continues to loom large as a weapon on offense.
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Running back doubles as weapon in rushing, passing gamesThe Ravens’ smallest player continues to loom large as a weapon on offense.
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Jets cornerback is widely believed to be the best in the leagueIn his day, it was said that Deion Sanders would take away half his opponents' passing field, so daunting was the task of completing a pass on his side.
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Baltimore Sun columnists and NFL reporters, plus WJZ's Mark Viviano, will pick NFL games (not against the spread).
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Baltimore Sun columnists and NFL reporters, plus WJZ's Mark Viviano, will pick NFL games (not against the spread).
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Little trash-talking, no brash predictions; what happened?Let me begin by saying this about tonight's big game between the Ravens and New York Jets: I hope it's more exciting than the PR snooze-fest leading up to it.
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Cornerback Chris Carr missed practice Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Jets with a thigh injury.
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Cornerback Chris Carr missed practice Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Jets with a thigh injury.
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Wide receiver will miss second straight gameIn Sunday night's game against the New York Jets, the Ravens could get back one of their key offensive linemen, but they'll again be without a starting wide receiver.
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Mixed martial artist Urijah Faber is among the guests at Ravens practice today as they prepare for Sunday's showdown with the New York Jets.
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Wide-out Lee Evans, who missed practice again Friday, apparently will miss his second straight game with an ankle injury when the Ravens meet the New York Jets Sunday night.
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