OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The injuries, penalties and losses are mounting for the Baltimore Ravens, whose 3-0 start has been negated by three straight defeats.Baltimore was without several key players Sunday in a 27-23 loss to the New York Giants, and the injury list expanded Monday when coach John Harbaugh confirmed that linebacker Terrell Suggs has a torn left biceps.Hes played with that injury before. So he has a chance to come back soon, Harbaugh said. How soon remains to be determined.Harbaugh acknowledged that the teams career sack leader probably wont be ready to play this Sunday against the New York Jets. But he added, I dont put anything on Terrell Suggs as impossible.The Ravens injury report will be lengthy this week. Against the Giants, they used a makeshift offensive line to compensate for the loss of starters Marshal Yanda (shoulder) and Ronnie Stanley (foot). Baltimore was also without top receiver Steve Smith (ankle), kick returner Devin Hester and linebackers C.J. Mosley (thigh) and Elvis Dumervil (foot).It got worse as the game went on. Cornerback Jimmy Smith missed the entire second half with a concussion, cornerback Jerraud Powers left with a groin injury and Suggs hurt his arm while sacking Eli Manning in the fourth quarter.Despite playing short-handed, the Ravens (3-3) nearly pulled it out. They led late in the fourth quarter before Manning connected with Odell Beckham for a 66-yard touchdown, the last of a handful of big plays by New York that proved to be the difference.Its the same thing that happened the first eight games last year that we got corrected, Harbaugh said. Its the same thing that cannot continue to happen. Its not going to continue to happen. The guys who allow it to happen are not going to be out there.The game might not have been close if Baltimore didnt get called for 15 penalties totaling 111 yards. That offset an attack that rolled up 391 yards in its first game under offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg.We get down there in a good position and we go backward instead of forward so it definitely hurts, said Joe Flacco, who threw for 307 yards. Its frustrating.The penalties were more maddening to Harbaugh than anything else that transpired in the maddening defeat.That is the biggest issue we have on offense, the coach said. Why did we bog down? Well, its because of that. Were sitting there at first-and-20. So it will continue to be addressed, and it will get corrected because you cant lose the game if you want to win.Every one of Baltimores games this season has been decided by six points or fewer. Harbaugh is convinced the Ravens can still make something of this season, regardless of the expansive injury list. But first, they must stop making ill-timed mistakes.Our issues are self-inflicted. We can fix them ourselves, he said. If I have any frustration, its the fact that its taken us this long. We won four preseason games, we won our first three games. We had issues in those games as well, but we found a way to win them.Lately, however, the Ravens have found a way to lose.If we eliminate those penalties, were like 6-0, receiver Mike Wallace said. We do these every single game. We all have a hand in our offense. It just has to get better.---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFL Fausse Vapormax Plus . The recently retired Stern was elected Friday to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and will be enshrined with the class of 2014 on Aug. Vapormax Flyknit 2 Pas Cher . Badenhop was 2-3 with a 3.47 ERA in 63 relief appearances for Milwaukee this season. He is 18-20 in his career with three saves and a 3. http://www.vapormaxpascher.be/ . -- Anaheim Ducks captain and leading scorer Ryan Getzlaf has been scratched from Sunday nights game against the Vancouver Canucks because of an upper-body injury. Vapormax 2019 Femme Pas Cher . He said Tuesday thats a big reason why he is now the new coach of the Tennessee Titans. Whisenhunt said he hit it off quickly with Ruston Webster when interviewing for the job Friday night. Vapormax Off White Fausse . Takahashi, who had a 10-point lead after the short program, received 268.31 points after the free skate to finish 15 points ahead of second-place Nobunari Oda. Of all the head-scratching calls in Week 9, the biggest might have been the one answered by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell before the weekends games began.Cam Newton complained loudly after no flag was thrown when Calais Campbell crashed into him below the knees in Week 8. Dean Blandino, the NFLs senior vice president of officiating, agreed Arizonas pass rusher should have been flagged for roughing the passer.Newton again took his share of big hits Sunday in Carolinas 13-10 win over the Rams after his complaints about the leagues commitment to player safety dominated headlines last week.Not worried about that, Newton said when asked if the officials had done a good job keeping quarterbacks safe. Just trying to find ways to win football games.It wont be that easy to dismiss the events of last week, however. This end-around isnt necessarily over.Newton said he didnt feel protected in the pocket. He said he wasnt seeking special treatment, just equal treatment. And he vowed to take his case directly to the commissioner, which he did last Tuesday when he spoke with Goodell by phone.Cam should not have to be the one saying this, NBC analyst Tony Dungy suggested. You go on public record like this, and it puts thoughts in defenders minds that you are a little gun shy. His head coach, his owner, and everybody in the organization should be saying this. He should not have to say this.While Newton has a point that defenders are often getting away with illegal hits on him, what he did in talking to Goodell was an end-around that could have unintended consequences.What happens when a player whos not a superstar or reigning MVP wants to skip the usual protocol and take his grievance directly to the commissioner? Will Goodell take his call, too? If not, Newtons getting the preferential treatment he swore he wasnt after.FLAG FOOTBALL: Week 9 also provided us with a player who did an imitation of an official and quickly paid a steep price. Tight end Travis Kelce gave new meaning to throwing in the towel , and his protest of a non-call escalated into the worst decision of the weekend.Kelce was furious when the officials didnt penalize Prince Amukamara for pass interference after the Jaguars cornerback hooked him inn the end zone in the fourth quarter of Kansas Citys 19-14 victory.ddddddddddddKelce took his towel and chucked it toward one of the officials as if it were a penalty flag. Kelce was ejected for his display, then petulantly high-fived fans as he was escorted to the locker room.As soon as the ref took off his hat (to throw), I knew I was out. Felt like an idiot, Kelce said. It was a terrible decision ... I cant throw my flag at the ref. He can throw his all day long.SHOWDOWN MELTDOWN: There were several curious calls by the Broncos in their showdown at Oakland that resulted in them tumbling to third place in the AFC West with a 30-20 loss to the Raiders:-After insisting anew the need to establish the run, the Broncos opened the game with three pass plays, all incomplete. Trevor Siemian misfired on his first six throws and Denver went three-and-out on its first four drives, never establishing the run and getting outgained 218 yards to 33 on the ground.-Broncos coach Gary Kubiak didnt challenge a ruling that a punt was downed at the 2 even though Taiwan Jones stepped on the goal line and didnt re-establish himself with both feet on the field of play before punching the ball.-And on a crucial third-and-8 blitz with 3:37 left, Denver cornerback Bradley Roby gave Amari Cooper more than a 10-yard cushion. It was, to borrow a phrase from baseball, defensive indifference, and Coopers first-down catch pretty much sealed it.PREVENT (THE WIN) DEFENSE: The Vikings had to feel good when they went ahead of Detroit 16-13 with 23 seconds left and the Lions had burned all their timeouts. But on second down from the Detroit 33 with 17 seconds remaining, the Vikings rushed two men and Matt Stafford found Andre Roberts at the Minnesota 40-yard line for a 27-yard gain. That set up Matt Praters tying 58-yard field goal and led to Golden Tates TD in overtime for the Lions.---AP Sports Writers Dave Skretta and Steve Reed contributed.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL---Follow Arnie Melendrez Stapleton on Twitter: http://twitter.com/arniestapleton ' ' '