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Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. spins away from defenders for a 44-yard reception from quarterback Joe Flacco.
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Justin Tucker shares his vocal talent to celebrate the holiday season. Ravens players deliver coats to the homeless in our community. John Harbaugh discusses the Steelers game with co-host Kristen Berset. Former Raven Chris Canty breaks down the Ravens game plan for the Steelers matchup.
When his Christmas lights proposal wasn't working out, Ravens fan James Steet found the perfect moment to propose to his girlfriend when the Ravens beat the Denver Broncos in overtime in the 2012 divisional playoffs.
Baltimore gets to watch most of the league Saturday while they await their Christmas day showdown. The Buffalo Bills can keep the Ravens in the wild-card hunt if they beat the Miami Dolphins. The Kansas City Chiefs can hand the Denver Broncos a third straight loss. Root for the New York Jets in an upset over the New England Patriots
Get to know Ravens players off the field as they share a more personal side of life via social media.
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The downside of playing the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas day is that some players will miss seeing their children's faces when they wake up to all their gifts from Santa Claus. Dennis Pitta and Joe Flacco have a plan to fix this problem.
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Eric Weddle brings to life a new twist on the classic Christmas poem, with help from Brandon Williams, Lawrence Guy, Mike Wallace and Poe.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is an elite gift-giver. Flacco got all his offensive linemen virtual reality headsets and expensive computer processors to use them with. Plus, he also bought thoughtful smaller individualized gifts for some players.
The Ravens quarterback has had his ups and downs this season, but Sunday is a chance for him to deliver when it matters most. No quarterback in the NFL has more wins in Pittsburgh since 2010.
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Terrance West, Jameel McClain and other Ravens visit the Helping Up Mission to provide coats for Baltimore men who are recovering from addiction and homelessness.
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Also, the Ravens head coach previewed defending the Steelers, including quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and receiver Antonio Brown.
This is a baring of my soul, my heart. Sunday's game means so much to the Ravens.
An oral history of the Ravens and Steelers ‘pure hatred’ rivalry, including when Joey Porter came after Ray Lewis, and when Lewis broke Rashard Mendenhall’s arm. Mike Wallace advises Ravens fans to not touch ‘bad karma’ terrible towels. Steve Smith was unexpectedly added to the injury report. Terrell Suggs has been quiet during Steelers week.
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Evan Washburn and a panel of Ravens insiders tackle the latest headlines and hottest topics. This week, Ravens Vice President of Public Relations Chad Steele joins Sarah Ellison and Garrett Downing to discuss what they'd fix on offense, the biggest Pro Bowl snubs, how to beat the Steelers and much more.
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If Pittsburgh beats Baltimore Sunday, the Ravens could be eliminated from the playoffs for the third time in the past four years.
The AFC North rivals have clashed 37 different times since 2000.
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Just because the Ravens-Steelers rivalry is full of (professional) hate and bitterness, doesn't mean that players can't extent a little Christmas cheer to each other during the game.
The Ravens’ rookie left tackle had his worst game of the season against the 38-year-old linebacker earlier this season. Now healthier and more experienced, Stanley will have a chance to show how much he’s grown over a successful rookie year.
The Ravens offensive coordinator said his unit needs to stay aggressive, but there were many other plays he could have called to still accomplish that while minimizing the risk late in the game versus Philadelphia. Mornhinweg said he was trying to land a knockout blow.
Ravens and Steelers … the best rivalry in football … on Christmas day. This might be better than the Super Bowl.
