Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, center, is taken down by Cleveland Browns Ben Taylor, top, and Andra Davis, bottom during the first half Sunday, Oct. 16, 2005 in Baltimore.(AP Photo/Chris Gardner)
AP - Beating the Steelers in Pittsburgh on a Monday night is imposing enough, even for a healthy team playing well. But the last-place Baltimore Ravens are missing several key players, haven't won on the road in 11 months and are averaging an NFL-worst 11 1/2 points a game. So what possible chance do they have of defeating their archrivals, who have won 10 straight at home on Monday night? |