Published 11/21/2008
by ExtremeRavens .com
at Bleacher Report - NFL
The Ravens are looking to rebound from a devastating loss last week to the Giants. Their playoff hopes are still alive, but the outcome of this Sunday's game against the 5-4-1 Eagles could determine whether those playoff hopes remain realistic.
The Eagles, like the Ravens, have had many ups and downs this season. And of course, let's not forget where John Harbaugh established himself as a premier special teams coach.
Here are two key matchups to keep an eye on as the Eagles come to town.
Eagles Offense vs. Ravens Defense: RB Brian Westbrook vs. Ravens Front Seven
It's not often the Ravens worry about an opponent's running game. Over the last 30 games, nearly two full seasons, the Ravens defense has yet to allow a 100-yard rusher. The pride this unit takes in its ability to stop the run is almost mythical at this point.
But last week things changed. The Ravens may not have allowed a 100-yard rusher against the Giants, but they almost allowed two.
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PHILADELPHIA AT BALTIMORE When, where: Sunday, 1 p.m., at M&T Bank Stadium. TV: Channel 25. Last meeting: Eagles won, 15-10, in 2004. Of note: Ravens coach John Harbaugh spent nine years as the Eagles' special teams coach prior to taking the job ...