Ravens Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

11/19/09, nfl

The Ravens will have to try to slow down Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts' offense without their best pass rusher.

Terrell Suggs has been ruled out for Sunday's game with a right knee sprain. He was injured on a low hit by Cleveland quarterback Brady Quinn on an interception return Monday night.

"He's out this week, that's the ruling that we know," Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said. "It's got to heal on its own. There is no procedure that can be done. We'll just see how it goes."

Suggs declined to speak to reporters as he limped down the hallway from the locker room to the lunchroom wearing a heavy brace on his knee. When teammate Ray Rice asked Suggs how he was doing, the linebacker just shook his head.

There is a possibility that Suggs could miss...

NFL Team Reports: AFC North (SportingNews.com)

11/19/09, nfl

Several times a week, The Trenches will present team reports from Sporting News' 32 NFL correspondents.

Guess the NFL Football Scores!

11/19/09, User Blogs

Guess the NFL Football Scores! Ravens Insider: Suggs' first comments since his injury

11/19/09, Baltimore Sun

Ravens Insider: Thursday's practice notes

11/19/09, Baltimore Sun

Ravens Insider: Crying is allowed for Jets' Ryan

11/19/09, Baltimore Sun

Mattison: team "aware" of Browns' fourth timeout

11/19/09, Baltimore Sun - Ravens Insider

The fact that the Cleveland Browns were allowed to call a fourth timeout in the second half of the Ravens' 16-0 shutout on Monday night was not lost on the Ravens. The mistake was first reported by Pro Football Talk."We were aware of that," defensive coordinator Greg Mattison said. "[Linebackers coach] Vic [Fangio] was upstairs and he was adamant about the fact that that was the fourth timeout."Mattison also took a question about the fine assessed to defensive tackle Dwan Edwards. According to ESPN, Edwards was fined $5,000 for leveling wide receiver Joshua Cribbs at the end of the Monday night's game."The hit [by] Dwan, like I said, I don’t comment on the officiating," Mattison said. "But I want every one of our defensive players – when they’re going to the football and if someone is in their way – they’re going to go after them. They’re going to do it within the letter of the law and the rules and play physical football. That’s what Dwan has done in the last three, four weeks."

CIN: Why I Must Be Delirious: Bengals and Vikings In The Super Bowl

11/20/09,Bleacher Report

CLE: Gruden finds safe haven in the booth (Yahoo! Sports)

11/20/09,nfl

PIT: DE Keisel is an unheralded hero for Steelers

11/20/09,Pittsburgh Tribune-Review