Baltimore Still Fighting; in Spite of Their Flaws, Ravens Pose Threat
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › December 14, 2005
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Green Bay The Baltimore Ravens' season probably has been as disappointing as the Green Bay Packers' but neither team shows signs of giving up.
In the last month, the Ravens (4-9) defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in overtime, 16-13, and out-gained the Broncos Sunday in Denver, 323 yards to 318, only to lose, 12-10.See the full content of this document
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Baltimore Still Fighting; in Spite of Their Flaws, Ravens Pose Threat
"After the game you say to yourself, I don't understand how this team can only have won four games,' " a Broncos assistant coach said Tuesday.
On the other hand, there's no reason for the Packers (3-10) to be shaking in their cleats when the two teams meet Monday night at M&T Bank Stadium.Despite a 4-2 record at home, the Ravens are favored by only 3 points partly because they needed a last-ditch drive to repel hapless Houston, 16-15, on Dec. 4 in their last home game. There were at least 10,000 no-shows...See the full content of this document
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