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http://www.ravenscheapshops.com/cheap-authentic-tony-jefferson-jersey , who leads the league this season with eight touchdowns, has never had a 100-yard game against the Ravens in Baltimore."It's a tough place to play," Fichtner said. "There's great fan support and it's loud. They get excited playing in their crowd. Snap-count is always an issue. We've had some big games there in my past 12 years here. It's an exciting place to play."Roethlisberger owns a career completion percentage of 64 percent, but he's completed just 57 percent of his passes in Baltimore.Roethlisberger, who ranks sixth in the league in passing yards this season, has never had a 300-yard game in Baltimore. He's thrown nine touchdowns to 13 interceptions at M&T Bank Stadium, and has been sacked 29 times in 10 games, including eight in the last four contests.The Steelers are 3-6 in games Roethlisberger has started in Baltimore. Roethlisberger enters Sunday's game against the Ravens with a broken index finger on his non-throwing hand. He sustained the injury at some point in Pittsburgh's home win against Cleveland last Sunday.Roethlisberger fully practiced Thursday and Friday."Ben's a tough guy, and he's been through a lot
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The 2-0 Denver Broncos will head into Baltimore on Sunday to take on the Ravens who sit at 1-1 after dropping their second game to the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday Night Football. This figures to be one of the more hotly contested matchups of week 3 as the Broncos have been more impressive than some speculated prior to the season and the Ravens came back to Earth a little bit in week 2 after their opening week thrashing of the hapless Buffalo Bills.As always, there’ll be a good amount of players to keep an eye on for your fantasy team here so be sure to consider the below starts and sits for the game if you’re in need:Start: RB Alex CollinsPhoto by Andy Lyons/Getty ImagesCollins has gotten off to a relatively slow start to 2018 after proving to be a savvy pickup on the waiver wire last year coming off of Baltimore’s practice squad. 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