When backup running back Bernard Pierce broke off a 28-yard run
during the third quarter of the Ravens' 26-23 victory over the
Miami Dolphins, it set the tone for an impressive 11-play,
94-yard drive capped by running back Ray Rice's three-yard
touchdown run.  The rush was the team's longest of the season.
"It was an outside play, I just stayed with the fullback and I
was able to pop it through," said Pierce, who finished with 46
yards on 11 carries.  The Ravens were decisive that
they wouldn't abandon the run, determination that eventually
paid off with 133 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 33
carries. The Ravens had just 33 rushing yards on 15 carries at
halftime, but Rice finished the game with a season-high 74
rushing yards and two touchdowns on 27 carries.  "We just stuck
with it," fullback Vonta Leach said. "We got a lot of positive
things. I think our run game is moving in the right direction.
We did enough to win the game. We got a lot of things we have to
get corrected. The running game is still a