Ravens coach John Harbaugh didn't sound optimistic about Jared Gaither's chances of playing Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Gaither, the Ravens' starting left tackle, left with an injured right shoulder in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 30-10 loss to the New York Giants and did not return.

"We think it's going to be touch and go," said Harbaugh, who hadn't received the results of Gaither's MRI test.

This could be a challenging week for the Ravens to rotate their offensive line. The Eagles sacked Bengals quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick eight times on Sunday.

If Gaither can't play, the Ravens likely would start Adam Terry, but Terry isn't at full strength either.

Terry left the game with an ankle injury but returned to finish.

The New York Giants needed only two plays to show they could run the ball against Ray Lewis and the NFL's stingiest rushing defense. Of course, the one that set the stage was a busted play. Big Brandon Jacobs set up the first of his two short touchdown runs by bouncing to the outside for a tone-setting 36-yard ramble and the Giants (9-1) amassed more than 200 yards rushing for the third straight...

For years, the responsibility of the Baltimore Ravens' offense was to simply avoid turnovers and hold onto the football long enough to allow the team's vaunted defense to get some rest. When Cam Cameron took the job as offensive coordinator in January, he had no idea what he was getting into. "I didn't have any preconceived ideas when I got here," Cameron said Wednesday.