The Minnesota Vikings committed eight false start penalties in Sunday's 27-19 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, good for the most by a home team in the last 16 NFL seasons. It was a stunning lack of discipline that affected players across the offense, both on the offensive line and at the skill positions.

With Josh Oliver injured and Nailor playing at a very high level, the Vikings leaned on 11 personnel in this one. Instead of Nick Vannett getting the bonus tight end snaps, it was Yurosek and Sims. Thielen and Ham continue to have minor roles.

The Minnesota Vikings came up short against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, falling in a hard-fought matchup that tested both teams’ endurance and strategy. Despite flashes of offensive brilliance and a strong defensive effort early on,

The Ravens’ defense forced three turnovers in Sunday’s win over the Vikings. Here are five things we learned from another Baltimore victory.

In a Week 10 game between two teams looking to build momentum in the second half of the season to keep their playoff hopes alive, the Baltimore Ravens beat the

With preparation for the Week 11 matchup against the Browns set to begin, we're reviewing the snap counts and playing time percentages from Week 10

Here’s what The Baltimore Sun sports staff had to say immediately after the Ravens’ 27-19 win over the Vikings on Sunday to improve to 4-5.

Chidobe Awuzie: The Awuzie addition was quickly forgotten after the Ravens signed Jaire Alexander in August. But Awuzie kept the third cornerback spot despite the big names behind him. Today, he showed why he earned that spot as a key part of the Ravens’ plan to shut down Justin Jefferon. He saw 12 targets but only caught four for 37 yards.