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Ravens tight end Todd Heap, who had five catches for 87 yards, pulls down the longest pass of his pro career, a 43-yarder over Fred Thomas at the 1, leading to Jamal Lewis' touchdown run.
Ravens safety Chad Williams leaps into the end zone after returning an interception 98 yards for a touchdown late in the first half of the Ravens' 27-23 win at Cincinnati.
Ravens' Bart Scott (57), right, intercepts a pass intended for Titans' Drew Bennett, center, in the end zone during the first quarter. On left is Ravens safety Chad Williams (49).
Coach Brian Billick looks on as receiver Travis Taylor drops a pass near the sideline in the first quarter.
Ravens safety Ed Reed (center) loses the ball after prematurely celebrating on an interception return in the first quarter.
Ravens defender Gary Baxter (28) tackles Atlanta Falcons receiver Brian Finneran (86) at the 3-yard line after a reception in the first half at the Georgia Dome.
Ravens safety Chad Williams (49) chases after Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antwaan Randle El in the first quarter at Ravens Stadium.
Baltimore Colts inductees into the Ring of Honor: (L to R) Ted Hendricks, Lenny Moore (24), John Mackey (88), Art Donovan and Raymond Berry. The former Colts were honored on Oct. 20 during the Ravens-Jaguars game.
One of positive signs on offense was the emergence of <a href="" onclick="window.open('http://www.sunspot.net/extras/sports/football/cards2002/taylort.shtml','Ravens','resizable=yes,width=585,height=310,status=no,location=no,toolbar=no,scrollbars=no');return false;">Travis Taylor</a>, here catching one of his four passes against Colts' Idrees Bashir (28) and Walt Harris. Taylor led all Ravens with 57 yards receiving.
Brandon Stokley, extending past the Browns' Anthony Henry, catches a touchdown pass from Chris Redman. Stokley's foot injury will require surgery.