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Flacco is now 30-5 in his career at home (Harbaugh too)

They have now won 13 straight home games, the longest active streak in the NFL, and are an NFL-best 18-1 at home since the start of 2010.

This is the Ravens’ 10th straight win against a divisional opponent, tied for the second-longest such streak since divisional realignment in 2002.

His four career games with 350 passing yards are the most in Ravens history, breaking a tie with Vinny Testaverde.

 

Flacco is the only quarterback this season with multiple games of at least 350 passing yards. He has thrown for an NFL-high 1,269 yards this year, which puts him on pace for 5,076 yards for the season.

How important was this win for the Ravens, who now stand 3-1? Since 1990, almost 65 percent of teams starting 3-1 have made the playoffs. Only 35 percent of the teams that start 2-2 have reached the postseason in that same span.

http://espn.go.com/blog/statsinfo/post/_/id/52242/flacco-passes-central-to-streaking-ravens

 

"Sorry guys. I can do a lot nice things with a football, but spiking it isn't one of them."

 

I don't know what the stat is for the Ravens bouncing back after a loss, but it is really, really good.

This Home winning streak has made going to the games during the Harbaugh era very sweet. Real value for your entertainment dollar. I don't know how the losing teams keep fannies in the stands. The walk to the car after a loss is one, long walk.

But we rarely have taken that walk.