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The battle for the apex of the AFC North is set for this Sunday afternoon as the surprising 3-1 Cincinnati Bengals look to march into M&T Bank Stadium and run the divisional table against a Baltimore Ravens team reeling from a solid week 4 effort that fell flat in Foxboro.

In an epic showdown that was teeming with playoff implications, the Ravens fell victim to a Patriots team that seems to be getting better and better with each passing week, outlasting the Ravens 27-21.  In a game that was littered with miscues, none was larger than Ravens receiver Mark Clayton’s drop on fourth and four with twenty eight seconds left deep in Patriots territory.  The seemingly perfect pass from quarterback Joe Flacco (27-47, 264 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT) hit the hands of Clayton and deflected away, ending the Ravens drive and their chances of sprinting out as the lone holder of the AFC North at 4-0. 

Despite their most recent stumble, the Ravens have been impressive to start the season, with quarterback Joe Flacco taking the reins as a right leader of a team on the verge of a dominating season.  A team that has been notorious for its smothering defense, the most significant edge this Ravens club possesses is its offensive output to start the season, averaging 413.5 yard per game.  While not as overwhelming as in years passed, the defense has shown itself as reliable, especially against the run, holding it’s opponents to a meager 59.5 rushing yards per game.  But, the Ravens haven’t had to stifle a running back of the caliber of Cedric Benson.

Benson, Cincinnati’s exponentially vital go-to running back is on pace for a career season, and shows no signs of slowing down.  A key contributor to Cincinnati’s surprising success, Benson is on pace to shatter the thousand yard mark with 367 rushing yards to start the season, and has relieved the pressure on quarterback Carson Palmer who is returning this season after only four starts in 2008 due to a torn ligament in his throwing elbow.  While Palmer’s completion percentage leaves something to be desired (57.7% with a QB rating of 75.2) his distribution has been spot on, connecting with four receivers for six touchdowns. 

As far as the bottom line, this game won’t be as close as these two teams records indicates.  The only foreseeable way that Cincinnati would be able to hang tough in this game will be to exploit the Ravens subpar secondary, which ranks 23rd in the league, early and often.   This would allow the Bengals to open up the running game for Benson, and place pressure on the less than sure handed Ravens receivers to match Cincinnati’s pace.  But, what will really happen will be a grueling, grind it out victory for the Ravens.  This game won’t be pretty or flashy, and to be perfectly honest, it will most likely be really dull.  They say anything can happen on any given Sunday.  The only thing happening on this Sunday is a Bengals team coming back to reality. 

Final:  17-6 Ravens

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In NFL Betting Picks ,the Baltimore Ravens were inefficient, unproductive and disorganized.

In 17 seconds, they changed all that.

Ray Rice scored on a 13-yard run and safety Dawan Landry returned an interception of Brady Quinn 48 yards for a touchdown on Cleveland’s next play as the Ravens overcame a horrendous start for a 16-0 win over the hapless Browns on Monday night.

The Ravens (5-4) didn’t score in the opening half, when they used up their three timeouts in the first 6:15, committed silly penalties, converted just one third down and really made the Browns (1-8) look respectable.

But on Baltimore’s first possession of the second half, quarterback Joe Flacco connected on a 41-yard pass to Derrick Mason, who spun out of cornerback Brandon McDonald’s tackle and raced down the sideline to the Cleveland 13. Rice took it in from there to make it 7-0.

On the next snap, Quinn, making his first start since being pulled 10 quarters into the season by Cleveland coach Eric Mangini, threw high and wide to tight end Robert Royal and the ball bounced to Landry, who scampered in untouched to make it 13-0.

The Ravens missed the extra point, but that hardly mattered against a Cleveland offense that has scored only five offensive TDs in its past 15 games and didn’t cross the Baltimore 45-yard line.

It was Baltimore’s first shutout since Nov. 26, 2006, and it came at the perfect time for the Ravens, who had dropped four of five and were in danger of falling too far behind Cincinnati and Pittsburgh in the AFC North.

Instead, they feasted on Quinn, who was sacked four times, rushed countless more and finished just 13 of 31 for 99 yards and two picks. Mangini switched to the former first-round pick after Derek Anderson went 1-4 and posted the NFL’s lowest quarterback rating since replacing Quinn at halftime of a 34-3 loss to the Ravens on Sept. 27.

But Peyton Manning under center couldn’t help this bunch of Browns, who managed just 74 yards after halftime.

Cleveland had the ball 13 times. The Browns punted nine, threw two interceptions and ran out the clock to end the league’s first scoreless opening half this season. The game finished with Quinn throwing small to Cribbs, who was drilled by Ravens defensive end Dwan Edwards as the clock expired.

Cribbs laid motionless in the middle of the field for several minutes before he was taken off the field on a cart.

He was taken to a local hospital for further tests. Mangini said Cribbs had movement and feeling in all parts of his body when he left the stadium.

A plotted protest by Cleveland fans to stay out of their seats for the opening kickoff never materialized. But, the stadium was nearly empty early in the fourth quarter, a symbol of disgust that may resonate with owner Randy Lerner as he evaluates Mangini’s first season in Cleveland.

Following Landry’s TD, the Ravens picked off Quinn again as cornerback Chris Carr hauled in a ball that went off wide receiver Mike Furrey’s hands. On the return, Quinn took out Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs with a questionable chop block that drew a 15-yard penalty and may lead to a fine.

Suggs limped to the locker room for more tests on what the team said was a sprained knee.

During pregame warmups, Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis reached down, picked up a hunk of torn-up turf and shoved it into his mouth. As he munched on the grass, Lewis told a nearby Baltimore official, “That’s mine.” If the Ravens thought they could intimidate the Browns, they were mistaken.

Cleveland’s defense, which had two weeks to game plot for Baltimore, showed Flacco some new looks and held the Ravens scoreless in the first half.

For the Browns, this was progress.

For the Ravens, this was embarrassing.

Whatever coach Jim Harbaugh said at halftime worked.

Baltimore was in self-destructive mode from the outset.

Harbaugh lost an instant-replay challenge on the first play from scrimmage, costing him a timeout. Baltimore then had to burn its other two timeouts before seven minutes had expired as the Ravens’ offense appeared disorganized and was late coming out of the huddle.

Despite the sloppiness, the Ravens drove to the Cleveland 18, but Steve Hauschka was wide left with a 36-yard field goal attempt. He later atoned with a 44-yarder to make it 16-0.