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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2015
Page
21
Browns aim to halt a 1-3 skid as Ravens seek to extend control in the division. Josh McCown targets 300-yard games while Ravens’ Flacco, Forsett, and Dumervil anchor the visitors. Key injuries and lineup notes shape the matchup with a national radio and local TV lineup listed.
Forsett notes Baltimore running game struggles and big plays. Starks cites Baltimore to lean on pass catching options with Steve Smith out and Crockett Gillmore injured, leaving Aiken Brown Williams as top threats.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco carries a 13-1 mark in AFC North play into today's game with Cleveland after a 24-18 loss in 2013. Coach Pettine notes Flacco's tools and accuracy while Browns receivers deal with injuries and defensive backs.
Browns face tough test against the Ravens as they convert only 27.3 percent of red zone chances. Coach DeFilippo cites penalties, errors, and lack of big receivers as contributors while Baltimore’s stout front seven and revamped defense challenge Cleveland’s scoring drive.
Gary Barnidge aims for a touchdown against Baltimore to become the first Browns tight end since Ozzie Newsome in 1983 to score in three straight games.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh has 10 playoff wins since his 2008 debut, the most in the league, while the Browns rank last in yards per first down play at 4.16.
Browns players stress belief and toughness as they chase a first division win in Baltimore. Kruger cites Ravens culture and history of success as a benchmark, while Pettine warns against complacency and urges finishing drives to avoid a 1-3 start.
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