Ray Lewis & Joe Flacco blamed the refs, while Vonta Leach and Ray Rice blamed the Eagles "dirty" play... But not many Ravens blamed themselves for their 24-23 loss in Philadelphia.

This is just the 4th meeting between the Eagles and Ravens. All time they are amazingly 1-1-1 against one another.

The Ravens pretty thoroughly whipped the Bengals last week. But if there was one phase of the game where Baltimore did not dominate, it was the run game.

Ravens LB Ray Lewis is a sure fire hall of famer whenever he finally retires, but at age 37 he's still going strong. This week both Michael Vick & Nnamdi Asomugha paid their respects to the 13 time pro bowler.

The Raven's back seven will need to be at their best to contain an Eagles offense that has plenty of firepower, despite the false start from Week 1.

The dreaded trap game. The game away against a non-conference opponent in between weeks where you play important or rivalry games. This week, is just such a game for the Ravens.

The Eagles and Ravens will play 4 games in 17 days this year, which doesn't seem to jive with the NFL's focus on player safety

Brandon Graham is getting snaps in practice but saw just four last Sunday. He isn't worried about his role, though. He expects to see more action soon.

Michael Vick will look to put last week's sub-par performance behind him when the Eagles host the Ravens at Lincoln Financial Field this Sunday.

Jeff McLane reports that both Jeremy Maclin and DeSean Jackson look like they will participate in today's practice, which is a strong sign that the pair will be ready to play in the home opener against the Ravens.