NFL power rankings, Week 11: Titans rise, Packers tumble

16. team. 26. After dropping four consecutive games, the Ravens have bounced back with a pair of victories in the span of five days. When John Harbaugh’s club beat the Browns back in Week 2 at Cleveland, they scored the final 25 points of the game after falling behind 20-0. In their 28-7 victory on Thursday night at Baltimore, the Ravens trailed 7-6 at intermission and then outscored their guests 22-0 in the second half. Quarterback Joe Flacco continued to have his issues, throwing for 296 yards and three scores while serving up a pair of interceptions. Harbaugh’s defense limited the Browns to 144 yards of total offense. In the meantime, Baltimore held the football for nearly two-thirds (38:36) of the game. <p>Next Week: The Ravens head south to face the Dallas Cowboys. It’s the team’s first road tilt in this series since 2008, when then first-year head coach John Harbaugh came up with a win in the final game at Texas Stadium. The Ravens own a perfect lifetime record in this interconference setting.</p> <p>Playoff hopes: At 5-4 and with a perfect 3-0 divisional mark, the Ravens are currently the only team in the AFC North with a winning record. Harbaugh’s club has been far from impressive but they seem to be developing a little momentum. And with defense scarce in their division these days, they have a chance to make amends for last season’s disappointing showing.</p>. 5-4. Previous: . Baltimore Ravens