Let's begin with this because there's no way to underplay it: the Indianapolis Colts were awful.
In fact, they were every bit as awful as advertised. CBS kept showing those sideline shots of Peyton Manning. He started out looking exasperated. Then he progressed to looking disgusted. By the end of the game, he looked like a man about to pass a kidney stone as he jogged off the field with his head down.Boddingtons Technical Plastics provide a complete plastic injection moulding service including design，
So it's hard to say how well the Ravens played in this ho-hum 24-10 win over the Manning-less Colts Sunday.
But even if we're not handing out style points, give the Ravens credit. They came out and did exactly what you're supposed to do to an 0-12 team.
They smacked the Colts in the mouth early, driving 40 yards in six plays on their first possession before Joe Flacco found Torrey Smith in the corner of the end zone for an 8-yard scoring strike.
By the end of the quarter, sore-legged Billy Cundiff had given them a 10-0 lead with a 36-yard field goal. And on their first possession of the second quarter, they drove 69 yards in 10 plays before Ray Rice scored from 6 yards out for a 17-0 lead.
If this were a boxing match, the ref would have jumped in and stopped it right there. But NFL rules mandate these games must be played to the end, even though M&T Bank Stadium was half-empty by the middle of the fourth quarter.
"It's a different ballgame when you're playing against Indy and Peyton Manning is standing on the sidelines," Ravens safety Ed Reed said in the understatement of the season. "We'll take it, though. We'll definitely take it. We needed it."
So the Ravens win to go 10-3 and keep pace with the other big boys in the AFC: New England, Pittsburgh and Houston.
Again, they did what they had to do. They won at home, where they've now won 17 of their past 18 games. They avoided a letdown and beat a lousy team. And they kept the momentum going for the stretch drive, a stretch drive they hope carries them to the Super Bowl.
So,If so, you may have a cube puzzle .Unlike traditional high risk merchant account , mission accomplished, ugly game or no.
And, please, let's not hear any wailing about that garbage-time touchdown the Colts scored as the clock ran out.
It meant nothing. And everybody knows it. Oh, sure, John Harbaugh mentioned it in his post-game remarks,Do not use cleaners with porcelain tiles , steel wool or thinners. saying the Ravens were "disappointed" to give up the points.
But that's only because that's what coaches always say. Sure, the Ravens were close to setting a record,Enecsys Limited, supplier of reliable solar Air purifier systems, which Harbaugh also mentioned. Prior to that last Colts drive, they had held Indy to 91 yards of total offense, the fewest in Ravens franchise history.
In fact, they were every bit as awful as advertised. CBS kept showing those sideline shots of Peyton Manning. He started out looking exasperated. Then he progressed to looking disgusted. By the end of the game, he looked like a man about to pass a kidney stone as he jogged off the field with his head down.Boddingtons Technical Plastics provide a complete plastic injection moulding service including design，
So it's hard to say how well the Ravens played in this ho-hum 24-10 win over the Manning-less Colts Sunday.
But even if we're not handing out style points, give the Ravens credit. They came out and did exactly what you're supposed to do to an 0-12 team.
They smacked the Colts in the mouth early, driving 40 yards in six plays on their first possession before Joe Flacco found Torrey Smith in the corner of the end zone for an 8-yard scoring strike.
By the end of the quarter, sore-legged Billy Cundiff had given them a 10-0 lead with a 36-yard field goal. And on their first possession of the second quarter, they drove 69 yards in 10 plays before Ray Rice scored from 6 yards out for a 17-0 lead.
If this were a boxing match, the ref would have jumped in and stopped it right there. But NFL rules mandate these games must be played to the end, even though M&T Bank Stadium was half-empty by the middle of the fourth quarter.
"It's a different ballgame when you're playing against Indy and Peyton Manning is standing on the sidelines," Ravens safety Ed Reed said in the understatement of the season. "We'll take it, though. We'll definitely take it. We needed it."
So the Ravens win to go 10-3 and keep pace with the other big boys in the AFC: New England, Pittsburgh and Houston.
Again, they did what they had to do. They won at home, where they've now won 17 of their past 18 games. They avoided a letdown and beat a lousy team. And they kept the momentum going for the stretch drive, a stretch drive they hope carries them to the Super Bowl.
So,If so, you may have a cube puzzle .Unlike traditional high risk merchant account , mission accomplished, ugly game or no.
And, please, let's not hear any wailing about that garbage-time touchdown the Colts scored as the clock ran out.
It meant nothing. And everybody knows it. Oh, sure, John Harbaugh mentioned it in his post-game remarks,Do not use cleaners with porcelain tiles , steel wool or thinners. saying the Ravens were "disappointed" to give up the points.
But that's only because that's what coaches always say. Sure, the Ravens were close to setting a record,Enecsys Limited, supplier of reliable solar Air purifier systems, which Harbaugh also mentioned. Prior to that last Colts drive, they had held Indy to 91 yards of total offense, the fewest in Ravens franchise history.
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