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Sticking with Billick is bad play call by Bisciotti - (12/18)

Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti just might be the most loyal man in Baltimore. I had entertained that theory long before this past week. Bisciotti's circle of friends stretches back before his days at Salisbury State, Severna Park High and the Severn School. Heck, Mark Burdett, the Ravens' vice president of corporate partnerships and media sales, was a Bisciotti buddy way back in preschool.

Mutual affection - (12/18)

Ravens' Terry maintains special bond with developmentally disabled woman Adam Terry 's No. 1 fan is his mother, Cindy. No. 1a might be Emily Rose Locklin.

Reed, Ogden and Lewis get Honolulu invitations - (12/18)

In what could come as a surprise, the Ravens have nearly as many Pro Bowl players as wins this season.

Taylor makes Pro Bowl posthumously - (12/18)

Report: Parcells is considering offer to join Falcons' front office Sean Taylor was voted to the NFC Pro Bowl team posthumously yesterday, three weeks after he was shot during a burglary at his Florida home.

How did the Ravens become a 4 - 10 team? - (12/18)

     Here we go again. Another week, another Ravens loss, and more second guessing of Brian Billick. This time it was the decision to kick the field goal late in the game vs go for the TD. Tonight I want to take a look inside the numbers and maybe we can understand the most important [...]

Bisciotti's loyalty should have limits - (12/18)

Rick Maese: Decision to bring back Billick could jeopardize Ravens' future Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti just might be the most loyal man in Baltimore.

Three Ravens selected to Pro Bowl - (12/18)

Reed, Lewis, Ogden invited to represent AFC in Hawaii In what could come as a surprise, the Ravens have nearly as many Pro Bowl players as wins this season.

Ravens' Rolle wins Ed Block Courage Award - (12/18)

Cornerback honored for battling through epilepsy For battling through epilepsy, Ravens cornerback Samari Rolle was awarded the Ed Block Courage Award today.

Pro Bowl rosters - (12/18)

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Moving the Chains: NFC playoff picture - (12/18)

AFL Forces Gaelic Football to Go Pro - (12/18)

If you don’t live in Ireland or Australia, you probably have no idea that there’s a sea change coming in world football, and the demise of International Rules Football was just the start of it all. As you might recall, the Gaelic Athletic Association scrapped the International Rules series with the Australian Football League after on-field [...]

Billick, Ravens will stay with Boller at quarterback (Yahoo! Sports) - (12/18)

Concussion or not, eight-game losing streak or not, Baltimore Ravens coach Brian Billick said Kyle Boller will...

My Favorite NFL Play of the Week - (12/18)

I’ve heard of giving yourself to a cause, but Reggie Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles takes it a little too far. (Spotted on FanHouse.) Share/Email This

And the Fish Gets a Try - (12/18)

Could anyone other than Beat Takeshi come up with the idea of putting people in silly animal costumes and having them play rugby? Maybe, but it wouldn’t be quite as awesome. (Spotted on With Malice.) Share/Email This

Week 15: Ravens Q&A with Mike Preston - (12/17)

Sun reporter answers readers' questions about the Ravens' loss to the Dolphins Chris: Do you think the Ravens would be better off letting quarterback Troy Smith finish the season? What is the point of letting Kyle Boller start the final two games?

Five 'downs' in the Billick era - (12/17)

Ravens coach sees no significance in loss to Dolphins, but it makes us recall previous humiliations The Ravens have a strategy for handling the humiliation of losing to the winless Miami Dolphins - just ignore it.

No QB controversy for Ravens - (12/17)

Rushing T. Smith is rash; Boller will do for now Ravens coach Brian Billick said yesterday he intends to start Kyle Boller at quarterback against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, and it's a good move.

Billick defends kick call - (12/17)

Brian Billick isn't second-guessing himself.

The job is Boller's - (12/17)

Despite concussion, veteran gets starting nod over rookie Looking to end the NFL's longest current winning streak, the Ravens will continue to start Kyle Boller at quarterback over Troy Smith , coach Brian Billick said yesterday.

Boller Will Remain Ravens' Starting QB - (12/17)

The Ravens plan to start Kyle Boller instead of rookie Troy Smith against the Seahawks, because Coach Brian Billick thinks Boller gives them the best chance to win.

How strong of a bond do the Ravens have? - (12/17)

I’ve heard a few comments lately by players on the Baltimore Ravens that have made me wonder just how close a group this team is. To be honest it hasn’t just started lately, it’s been going on for a while. Maybe Brian Billick has lost control of this team, or maybe some players have [...]

Monday Night Stream of Consciousness - (12/17)

So, a whole bunch of stuff happened over the weekend. Here are a few random takes on it all… 1.) As I mentioned on FanHouse, it just had to be a Brazilian to tear apart an Argentine defense in the FIFA Club World Cup title. Kaká — or as I like to call him, Preacherman — [...]

Burden lifted (Yahoo! Sports) - (12/17)

The weight of a winless season had worn down the Dolphins until they got a reprieve against the Ravens.

Ravens LB Ray Lewis dislocates a finger on his left hand in loss to Dolphins (AP) - (12/16)

Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis was forced out of Sunday's game at Miami because he dislocated a finger on his left hand. Lewis, an eight-time Pro Bowl player, was hurt in the third quarter and didn't return. He leads the injury-plagued Ravens in tackles this season.

Dolphins beat Ravens in overtime for 1st win, 22-16 (AP) - (12/16)

The Miami Dolphins acted as though they'd never won a game before. When Greg Camarillo turned a short completion into a 64-yard touchdown in overtime, the bench quickly cleared, with players sprinting en masse to the end zone to mob their teammate. The stunning play made the Dolphins a winner for the first time in more than a year, ensuring they'll avoid the first 0-16 season in NFL history.

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