Former Baltimore owner Art Modell wasn't a popular guy in Cleveland, and that's understandable. He broke the city's heart when he moved the Browns. But that was only one of two historic moves he made, and with Baltimore in Super Bowl XLVII it's time we examine the other -- because the Ravens wouldn't be here without it. ...more

Jim Harbaugh switched quarterbacks in midseason. John Harbaugh switched offensive coordinators at the end of the season. Both were bold moves, but which was the tougher call? ...more

Joe Flacco is taking a lot of bows lately, and he should. The Baltimore quarterback is playing the best football of his life. But let's not forget the Ravens' defense. It's what made this franchise successful, and it's doing its part to make it a winner again. ...more

Baltimore isn't given much of a shot of beating Denver Saturday, but what little chance the Ravens have doesn't rest in the hands of Ray Lewis or Ray Rice. No, it's up to Joe Flacco to pull off the upset, and to do that he must first accomplish the improbable -- outplay Peyton Manning. ...more

At the top of most Coach of the Year ballots are the names of Mike Smith and John Fox, and that's understandable. They're having terrific seasons. But they're not alone, and I'd like to offer five guys who deserve recognition for their work. ...more

Baltimore offensive coordinator Cam Cameron has been a lightning rod for critics for years, and now he's gone -- with the Ravens sacking him Monday. The move smacks of panic, and maybe it is. But there's precedent for something like this working. ...more

Nobody's having a worse year than Kansas City, but NFL officials are in the neighborhood. They continue to make puzzling calls that make you wonder what in the name of Ed Hochuli is going on? I spoke to someone who should know for the explanation. ...more

The Baltimore Ravens lead the AFC North, but they're not the team to beat. Pittsburgh is, and it's not because Ben Roethlisberger is having a terrific season, or the defense is beginning to come around. Nope, it has more to do with a familiar theme around Steel Town, one that could exploit Baltimore where it's most vulnerable on defense. ...more

The Baltimore Ravens forgot about Ray Rice when they needed him most in the second-half of Sunday's loss to Philadelphia, and that can't happen again. Or, let's put it this way, it shouldn't. ...more