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It didn't take long for Steve Hauschka to fully comprehend the delicate job security of an NFL placekicker. After Hauschka misfired on an important field goal attempt Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens brought in two kickers for tryouts. Mike Nugent and Billy Cundiff were given a look Tuesday, but neither walked away with a contract.
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Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata is missing a game for the first time this season because of a sprained left ankle. Ngata was inactive against the Bengals on Sunday, leaving Baltimore without one of its main run stoppers. He was replaced by Justin Bannan, who started 15 games last season. Ngata hurt his ankle during a 30-7 win over Denver last Sunday and didn't practice this week, prompting...
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Done with all the drama, the Bengals are grinding their way into the playoff conversation. Cedric Benson topped 100 yards again on Sunday, and the Bengals scored on their first three possessions, setting up a 17-7 victory over Baltimore that kept surprising Cincinnati atop the AFC North and undefeated against division foes.
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The Baltimore Ravens have assumed an identity that coach John Harbaugh could do without. "If you're going to define us right now, you'd have to say we're a .500 team. That's what we are at this point," Harbaugh said Monday. "We're a .500 team that's lost four out of the past five.
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For the first time in a month, the Baltimore Ravens had a win to savor. And the timing couldn't have been any better. After losing three straight and then fidgeting through a bye, the Ravens ripped apart the previously unbeaten Denver Broncos in a 30-7 victory Sunday. The players insisted it wasn't a must-win situation, yet knew a defeat would have dropped them two games behind Pittsburgh...
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