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Where's the holding penalty?

The Ravens offense would not have any time. The defense has to stand firm.

Sounds like a decent showing of Philly fans.

The sad part is that Philly is playing a bunch of backups or so I've heard.

It was somewhat predictable. Anyways, I understand everyone's frustration with the lack of offensive balance, but maybe the Ravens aren't really all that good at running most of the time.

Harbs graduated from the Andy Reid School of Clock Management. He's had these issues for his entire head coaching career.

I want to cry.

I wonder if they knew a run play was coming..

Didn't he have a special teams penalty? I know he missed a tackle on Philly's fourth down play.

A season high against the Ravens? What is going on?

How do you have to use a TO in that situation at home? There's no crowd noise to worry about.

The Bengals have done nothing offensively since th first half.

Nothing wrong with that considering their performance today. And honestly, you're more optimistic that I was for most of this half. The defense looked leaky and the offense seemed incompetent, and I'm always holding my breath on kick/punt returns.

Does anyone know how many rushing yards the Eagles have?

Between this game and the last, the defense really should be ashamed of themselves. The Pats are the best in the conference, but to turn aroundand perform like this during the last home game of the year when your playoff lives are on the line is pretty bad.

Yeah, I know, but the Ravens really don't have the luxury of counting on other teams. This performance is kind of embarrassing considering the competition and the venue.

It's a little difficult to imagine this team winning 3 games in a row at this point. If the run d is the strongest unit, things could get really ugly on the road.

If they put everyone in the box, why not pass? Oh, I guess cause that will also get blown up.

This is a nightmare. The Ravens offense is the Ravens offense and the defense can't defend the run and the ST has no returner. At least they're only down by one... against Philly... at home.

Anyone watching the Pitt-Cincy game can you please tell me what happened after Adam Jone's taunting penalty? I thought Ben threw a td, but I see that Pitt only has 6 points (and I know they had a fg earlier) so what gives? Edit: Nevermind, I see there was a chop block. Poor Bengals; they're dropping like flies.

Both Baltimore and Pittsburgh are getting gashed on the ground. These aren't your parents's AFCN defenses.

Philly looks way different in this quarter.

I don't know if the switch to real grass was such a good idea. They need to get in the endzone. These fgs just aren't good enough against the good teams in the league. Heck it's barely good enough against Philly.

Interestingly, Baltimore is 6-2 when he throws an int but 1-4 when he does not iirc. I mean a fumble isn't an interception, but still...

One missed block and the game has totally shifted.