Tony Romo seems well-positioned to move ahead in what is a wide-open pursuit for league MVP honors.
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On a cold, wet afternoon that turned fingertips numb, receiver Mark Clayton had the touch. Clayton put a little sizzle into Baltimore’s evolving offense Sunday, throwing a touchdown pass and making a spectacular one-handed catch for another during a 34-3 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals that kept the Ravens a game behind Pittsburgh in the AFC North.
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The NFL season is about to head into its stretch run. After this weekend’s games, there will be only four weeks…
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If the Ravens (7-4) want to reach the playoffs this season, they can’t afford a misstep at the lowly Cincinnati Bengals (1-9-1).
One reason why the Ravens likely won’t fall into that trap is because first-year coach John Harbaugh has his team extremely focused.
The Ravens haven’t overlooked any teams so far, going 5-0 against teams with losing records. They have beaten the Bengals, Cleveland Browns (4-7) twice, Oakland Raiders (3-8) and Houston Texans (4-7).
“They have nothing to lose and everything to gain,” wide receiver Derrick Mason said.
From Carson Palmer’s injury to the on-going distraction of Chad Ocho Cinco, the Bengals have been struggling in a season of disarray.
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Vinnie Iyer serves up a full serving of NFL predictions on this holiday weekend, including his take on the meatiest matchup, Steelers-Patriots.
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Does the Jets’ 34-13 victory at Nashville mean they that are perched in position to meet the Giants in February’s Super Bowl?
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After a ho-hum set of matchups and results in Week 11, everything has been dialed up in Week 12. Of the full slate of 16 NFL games, 11 of them have teams favored by a touchdown or less.
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Bruce Smith, the NFL’s career sack leader, and versatile defensive back Rod Woodson are among the four first-time eligibles who made the list of 25 semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The other two are tight end Shannon Sharpe and defensive end John Randle, on a list that will be reduced to 15 before the final vote on Jan.
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It’s not just because your uniforms are ugly, either. I know you’ve been playing better recently, but you’re…
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Despite how horrible Detroit is this season, the Lions will find a way to pull off a victory.
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