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"It's tough to tell people why you're not intimidated," Flacco said. "I think it's kind of funny that people would be intimidated at any point in any game against anybody. It's just not in our nature. We've played in a lot of big football games and this is no (different)."

On the road, they look like an entirely different team.
But the Cowboys might be better off away from AT&T Stadium, anyway. They were 4-4 there and needed a frenetic fourth-quarter rally to beat Detroit last week.
This year's foursome includes the Broncos and Packers with perfect home records, but not the top seed, so the road to the Super Bowl might not even go through Denver or Green Bay.
Flacco doesn't get all the fuss over the home field.
The Cowboys take an 8-0 road record into Lambeau Field in their first playoff game at Green Bay since losing the Ice Bowl in 1967. Never has an 8-0 road team played an 8-0 host in the postseason.
"Yeah, we mulled it over, but we figured sticking with the routine and having a normal week was better," he said.
So the Ravens will, as usual, swagger into their opponent's stadium Saturday.
DENVER (AP)