Baltimore Ravens fantasy team preview

Christopher Harris previews the 2007 Baltimore Ravens from a fantasy perspective.

Rocky Mountain high/low

The Denver defense had a bad game, but it's still been one of the NFL's best. Oh, and it's an extra special edition of NFL cheerleaders of the week.

McNair's 3 TDs help Ravens knock out Saints, Bush

Steve McNair ran for a touchdown and passed for two more as the Baltimore Ravens ended a two-game losing streak with a 35-22 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.

Offensive genius Shanahan rides defense to victory

The Broncos are winning on defense -- a big change for coach Mike Shanahan.

The rise and fall of Brett Favre

It saddens TMQ to watch Brett Favre now. And it's just about time for Favre to make way for Aaron Rodgers.

Defending their turf: Broncos survive weather, Ravens

In a game of tough defenses and bad weather, the Broncos did enough to beat the Ravens 13-3 on Monday night.

Sports Guy seal of approval

Before we head into fall, football and everything else, Bill Simmons has a few recommendations for you.

Smoot point: Vikings DB keys rout of Ravens

Fred Smoot highlighted a big night by Minnesota's defense with a 69-yard interception return for a touchdown as the Vikings blanked Baltimore's first team offense and beat the Ravens 30-7 on Friday.

Ravens' offense can't find rhythm; defense outplayed

Steve McNair threw a touchdown and Rob Bironas kicked field goals of 39, 29 and 47 yards as the Titans, the NFL's youngest team, beat the Ravens 25-10 in their home opener.

Baltimore Ravens 2005 season preview

ESPN.com and ESPN The Magazine break down each NFL team as the 2005 regular season approaches.

Baltimore 21, New Orleans 6

Baltimore 21, New Orleans 6

Baltimore 16, Atlanta 3

Baltimore 16, Atlanta 3

Clarence Moore was the 199th pick in last year's draft

Moore another wise 'bonus' pick by Ravens

WR Clarence Moore, a sixth-round compensatory pick, was more productive than a trio of first-rounders.

Burress could be answer for Ravens

Once again, the Ravens lost a game in which they got very little production from their receivers.