WINNINGNESS!

We know (almost) everyone out there is pleased as punch about the Ravens' trouncing of the Texans on Sunday (OK, they only won by a TD, but give us a break—we're excited), but Cordish Cos are extra giddy. The win means the Modell's Ravens pop-up store that opened last Thursday will stay put a little longer. It's in the corner of ESPN Zone's old space at Power Plant (the rest of that space is occupied by Phillips Seafood). Cordish's clearly unbiased Megan Slattery tells us her firm expects even more traffic heading into this weekend?s AFC Championship and—after the Ravens beat up on the Pats—into Super Bowl XLVI.

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