RailBird

It's in part because of the offense, but I also think it's because he's capable of kicking field goals where other teams would opt to punt it away.

Justin's lucky he didn't injure himself. You can easily tear a muscle with something silly like that.

You realize having a pro-bowl caliber Guard like Yanda, who can protect Flacco and create running lanes, is pretty vital right? You can sign all the WRs you want, they won't catch any balls when the QB doesn't have time to throw them or without a running game.

We play our best games when everyone picks against us. No team plays the underdog role better than these Ravens.

I don't want to get overly optimistic but we still can, theoretically, finish the season 13-3. We may have lost the first 3 games but none of them were blowouts. As small as the chances might seem, I wouldn't call the season over just yet.

Let's take a look at the positive aspects. We didn't give up a smashing 7 TDs like we did last time. We sacked Manning, one of the hardest QBs to take down, consistently throughout the game. And, call it a half positive if you will, we did play against one of the best teams we'll see all year, on the road, and still almost left with a win. Sure, the offense didn't look pretty, at all. But neither did Denver's. And do you think they're even the least bit worried? Nah, and neither should we.

It would be nice to see them play a game in London one day so I can finally visit a Ravens game I just have to have some more patience I guess.