Ravens vs. Panthers: Baltimore Looks to Avoid Trap Game Against Carolina

November 21, 2010   ·   Todd McGregor   ·   Jump to comments

If there’s a way for the Baltimore Ravens (6-3) to improve their overall record against NFC opponents, it will be against the Carolina Panthers (1-8), who have been completely decimated by injuries this season.  However, teams like Carolina love to play the spoiler, and the Ravens would be the perfect team to pounce on.
Baltimore understands what is at stake this Sunday, so the likelihood of an upset is very slim.  Going into Week 11, the Ravens remain in the driver’s seat in the AFC North, still holding the tiebreaker over the 6-3 Pittsburgh Steelers.
Baltimore is coming off a last-second loss to the Atlanta Falcons (7-2) last Thursday night, which is nothing to be ashamed of this year.
Carolina is a much different team, however.  The Panthers are dealing with major injuries at nearly every position on offense—injuries that have put a cap on a season that was already lost early on.  Panthers third-string QB Brian St. Pierre will sta...

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