Cardinals Vs. Ravens: Ray Rice Scores Three Touchdowns, Ravens Rally Against Cards

After the game, Wells told the media that his knee injury is one that will probably bother him for most of the year. If that’s the case, it will be interesting to see how much he practices each week. He is likely to be somewhat limited this week and that also means he will probably be a bit of a game-time decision throughout the season. Wells is off to a strong start but has to show he can handle a full season as the main guy.

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Dickson had 223 receiving yards on the season with 1 touchdown entering Week 8. Dickson was averaging 37 yards receiving per game. Dickson’s receiving yards per game was up nearly 30 yards per game from last season.

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Smith had 269 receiving yards on the season with 3 touchdowns entering Week 8. Smith was averaging 45 yards receiving per game. Smith is having a nice rookie season and has shown he can be an explosive addition in the passing game.

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Fitzgerald had 505 receiving yards on the season with 2 touchdowns entering Week 8. Fitzgerald was averaging 84 yards receiving per game. Fitzgerald receiving yards per game are up nearly 15 yards per game from last season.

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Rice ran for just 63 yards, and none of his three touchdowns covered more than three yards, but all three of them came in the second half, which saw Baltimore outscore Arizona 21-3.

With the victory, the Ravens move to 5-2 on the year, while the Cardinals drop to 1-6 with the loss.

Here’s video of the go-ahead TD:

Chances are you weren’t expecting much from Boldin, as he was mostly a fantasy afterthought this year. Fake Teams had him ranked as the 23rd best wide receiver at the start of the season. Heading into Sunday’s game, he had been a nice surprise, averaging 65.7 yards per game. That’s roughly what he averaged two years ago when he was still a reasonable fantasy option. He was also averaging 14.6 yard per catch, more than he’s ever averaged over the course of an entire season.

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The Ravens trail 24-6 at half, so they might have to air it out in the second half to keep up, but if Rice can get Baltimore in the end zone he’s looking like the only offensive player on the Ravens would could salvage a decent fantasy outing.

Rice had 426 rushing yards and 337 receiving yards on the season with 2 touchdowns on the ground and 2 in the air. Rice was averaging 71 yards rushing and 56 yards receiving per game. Rice’s rushing yards were up nearly 5 yards per game from last season.

Here’s the video of the return:

ESPN.com’s Jamison Hensley summed it up:

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Game Date/Time: Sunday, October 30; 1:00pm ET

Location: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD