January 10th, 2010 
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Rice, Ravens rock Patriots – SportingNews.com (blog) And just like that Ray Rice rocketed down the field on an 83-yard TD run on the first play from scrimmage in Sunday's dominating win over New England. …. |
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NY Jets will go west to take on Chargers in AFC divisional round – The Star-Ledger – NJ.com Rutgers product Ray Rice scored an 83-yard touchdown on the first play from scrimmage, and he added another one later in the period. …. |
| Rice romps – Baltimore Sun (blog) Ray Rice took the first handoff of the game and sprinted 83 yards for a touchdown. It was the longest run of his career and the second-longest run from …. |
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| Ray Rice silences Foxborough – ProFootballTalk And so on the first play from scrimmage on Sunday, tailback Ray Rice took a handoff, started left, cut back, hit the hole, and went the distance, …. |
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McClain 1-yd TD run
Baltimore Ravens vs New England Patriots 33-14 // NFL HIGHLIGHTS – Playoffs-wild card
Ray Rice 83 Yards Vs Patriots!
Ravens Insider: Ray Rice gives the Ravens early lead – The inside …
Just 17 seconds into today’s AFC Wildcard game, running back Ray Rice ripped off an 83-yard touchdown run to give the Ravens a 7-0 lead. Rice went up the middle and followed a pair of perfect blocks from guards Ben Grubbs and Marshal …
Ray Rice Touchdown!
Ravens Ray Rice delivered an 83 YARD touchdown! The Ray Rice 83 yard touchdown was 17 seconds in today’s Ravens v Patriots game. The incredible.
Ray Rice Opens The Scoring « Baltimore Ravens Blogs
It didn’t matter, though, because an 83-yard touchdown run by Ray Rice put the Ravens on the first play of the game. Rice took a handoff up the middle and was off to the races after catching several key blocks. …
Baltimore, Ray Rice ahead at Half after big 1st Quarter 24-7
Baltimore got started with Ray Rice breaking off an 83 yard TD run 17 seconds into the 1st quarter. Then Terrell Suggs stripped Tom Brady of the ball on the next drive setting up a 1 yard TD run by Le’Ron McClain. …
Ray Rice » Current News Trends
Today’s guest is running back Ray Rice, who finished the regular season as one of two players (the Tennessee Titans’ Chris Johnson is the other) to compile more than 2000 yards from scrimmage and ranks sixth in the NFL with 1339 rushing …
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