Ward, Davenport questionable for Sunday
By Scott Brown
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
The Steelers staged a stirring fourth-quarter rally to beat the Cleveland Browns, 24-20, last Sunday.
If the Steelers play like they did in the first three quarters of that game this Sunday, they won't get a chance to mount a comeback.
Coach Bill Cowher said the Ravens (8-2) don't have a weakness, and if that isn't daunting enough for the Steelers (4-6) they haven't won in Baltimore since 2002.
"We're going to have to play our best game to even have a chance to compete with this team," Cowher said. "They're playing that good."
The status of one of the Steelers' best players is in question for the 1 p.m. game. Hines Ward hyperextended his knee near the end of the Browns game and is questionable for Sunday. Reserve running back Najeh Davenport (groin) is also questionable for the game.
Wide receiver Willie Reid (foot) is doubtful for the game and center Jeff Hartings (knee), cornerback Deshea Townsend (ankle) and outside linebackers Clark Haggans (quad) and James Harrison (ankle) are probable.