Selected quotes from Ravens coach Brian Billick's Monday news conference.

On injuries:

"The biggest concern right now is Trevor Pryce. They are doing all the imaging right now to find out. It’s a pectoral muscle, (either) strained (or) torn. We’ll find out. The prognosis right now isn’t very good. Outside of that we’re in pretty decent shape."

On the field goal by Cleveland’s Phil Dawson at the end of regulation that was initially ruled no good:

“I think it’s prudent the processes we go through in the NFL are in effect. We’ll lodge the normal concerns we have, not only with the way the end of game was administered, but a couple of calls leading up to that and let the appropriate people handle it. For us, it’s a matter of moving on. [It was] very disappointing, surely as unique a circumstance that I have ever been a part of. There’s nothing I can add in terms of what they did, what did they see, what actually happened, what should have been done. I’ll let the officials communicate that as I’m sure they will.”

On whether any realistic chance of the playoffs have disappeared for the 4-6 Ravens:

“It’s gotten away only in a sense that we’re certainly not where we want to be. You hold on to whatever competitive perspective you choose, individually and collectively, you’ve got to take the mentality that we’ll run the table with six wins. You have to do that. Unrealistic? Sure, like any team, but you have to take that attitude. Then you find out after San Diego where we are after that.’’

On the offense in the second half:

“We have to look at the things we did in the second half, whether by circumstances or by how we chose to attack it. We did some awfully good things. Some subtle things we did in the second half that we did in the first half, which are encouraging. And that’s what we’re going to have to look at. The things that Kyle (Boller) did well, and we have to enhance on that. Willis (McGahee) ran very, very well. Certain styles of things Willis continues to do very, very well and we’ve got to tap into."

On whether the Ravens were emotionally ready to play overtime after thinking they had won in regulation:

“They had to be. When you’ve lost, supposedly, and now you’re given a chance to say, ‘You got a shot’ That’s a wholly different mindset than (when) you’ve won -- ‘Oh no, no, no, we’ve got to do it again.’ Now that can’t be an excuse. They’ve got to be able to go back on the field and perform as well. They deserve the credit they get for winning the game. There’s a huge difference between the mindset. In all the years I’ve done this, we’ve talked in training camp (about) preparing your team for the inevitable things that happen: the loss of a key player, the rash of injuries, the change at the quarterback position, the losing streak, the winning streak, all those things you cover in training camp. I was remiss in covering what we do when we’ve won a game, go in the locker room and are told to come back out and play again. That’s not one scenario I’ve covered. I don’t know if I had them adequately prepared for that.’’

On not running the clock down past 26 seconds before allowing Matt Stover to kick the go-ahead field goal:

“We were on the 30 on a cold damp night, we have a lot of faith in Matt Stover. We were trying to get the yardage and we had a little out route that kind of got away from us. Had we completed that, the idea was by the nature of the route, if caught, would have bought us another five, six, seven yards and gotten out of bounds and allowed us another call if we chose to. Didn’t turn out that way and fortunately Matt came in and hit it. You’ve got to hope that you can cover kicks well enough and make that a longer field that it doesn’t allow a team to come back. Obviously we didn’t get that done.’’