Factoid of the day

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Aaron Rodgers and the Pack are 0-2 when facing the reigning Super Bowl Champions on the road.

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For a team that scores a lot, Green Bay has been surprisingly pedestrian on third-down plays, converting only 38.8 percent of them, the league's 12th-best rate. The defense has been much worse, allowing conversions 41.8 percent of the time, the seventh-worst average. In the red zone, the offense is tied for 13th with a 56.3 percent touchdown rate, and the defense is the NFL's worst, allowing touchdowns 83.3 percent of the time.

- Rodgers and the Ravens' Joe Flacco are the only two quarterbacks during the last four full seasons to throw for 3,600 yards and 20 touchdowns while throwing 12 or fewer interceptions. During that span, each has won a Super Bowl and been named the game's Most Valuable Player.

http://www.pressboxonline.com/2013/10/10/week-six-ravens-opponent-preview-green-bay-packers

 

"I'll fact you back."

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Rodgers and the Ravens' Joe Flacco are the only two quarterbacks during the last four full seasons to throw for 3,600 yards and 20 touchdowns while throwing 12 or fewer interceptions. During that span, each has won a Super Bowl and been named the game's Most Valuable Player.

 

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"I'm just saying..."

 

 

Sunday’s game against the Packers is likely to be very close. They’re good. We’re good, and I love that it’s at M&T Bank Stadium. Look at these numbers: since John Harbaugh became our head coach in 2008, we are 10-0 at home against NFC teams; dating back to 2006, we have beaten NFC teams 13 times in a row in Baltimore; and our all-time record against visiting NFC teams is an impressive 26-5-1. Bring on the noise! Rodgers loves to call the Packers’ offense at the line of scrimmage.

http://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/article-1/Byrne-Identity-Im-Just-Sayin--The-NFL-Is-Nuts/bf5bc12d-5f1b-43f3-b6f6-215955115a48

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Harbaugh, Flacco and Rice have never lost to an NFC team at home. 10-0.