Ray Rice News

OWINGS MILLS Moments after the Baltimore Ravens' debacle of a loss to the Cincinnati Bengals that exposed glaring issues on both sides of the football, running back Ray Rice said it's time for players to look at themselves in the mirror as they search for answers.

When I listed Ravens RB Ray Rice as a sleeper on NFL.com back in the preseason, I never thought he'd turn into a top-five fantasy running back.

Each Wednesday we'll bring you a Q&A with a Ravens player to help you learn a little more about the team.

Kevin Cowherd Ravens 24 Bengals 21 Ravens on a mini-roll, get pay-back for earlier loss to Bengals and old pal Marvin Lewis.

Hearts started racing in the fourth quarter as the Bengals offense flatlined after opening a 17-0 lead early on.

MarvBall is a brand of the formula Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis learned in Pittsburgh and Baltimore and Sunday he gave the Ravens a double shot of the hard stuff at Paul Brown Stadium as his team virtually knocked the Ravens out of the race to set up next Sundaya s steel cage match for first place in the AFC North in Pittsburgh against the ...

Joe Flacco frenetically rushes to the line of scrimmage, signaling with his hands and barking out orders as the play clock ticks down toward zero.

Ravens run offense vs. Bengals run defense: Cincinnati is the fifth-ranked run defense, but the Ravens had success against the Bengals in the earlier meeting, averaging 4.6 yards on 18 carries.

It's proving time for the Bengals. And maybe the Ravens, too. Cincinnati sits atop the AFC North along with Pittsburgh at 5-2, and the Bengals have beaten the Steelers and Ravens.

Jarret Johnson and the Ravens defense finally came alive against Kyle Orton and the Broncos last week.

OWINGS MILLS Kelley Washington pivoted upfield, bolting into the Denver Broncos' secondary as he switched hands with the football.

It's proving time for the Bengals. And maybe the Ravens, too. Cincinnati sits atop the AFC North along with Pittsburgh at 5-2, and the Bengals have beaten the Steelers and Ravens.

Despite the disparity in their records, the Broncos and Ravens have much in common going into their Week 8 matchup at Baltimore.

Considering the circumstances, yesterday's impressive smack-down of the previously undefeated Denver Broncos was absolutely crucial for the Baltimore Ravens.

The Ravens punished opponents with a blistering run game, with not one but three running backs.

Nobody came right out and said that at the time, and nobody is going to admit that now.

Three teams went into Week 8 undefeated: the Saints, Colts, and Broncos. After the Ravens crushed the Broncos 30-7 on Sunday , there remains only two.

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For the last two weeks, the Ravens have been hearing how they were the best 3-3 team in the league.

Ouch, that one hurt. For a Denver Broncos team that has become used to being the more physical, best coached and better-executing team on the field each week, Sunday's 30-7 drubbing by the Baltimore Ravens will leave a definite bruise on Monday morning.