Number 8 on the Field, Number 1 in Our Hearts
February 9, 2019
Assuming Lamar Jackson continues to wear number eight, he will be the first player in the history of the Ravens
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Assuming Lamar Jackson continues to wear number eight, he will be the first player in the history of the Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens fanbase knows that defense wins championships. One of the people who taught them that philosophy was elite safety Ed Reed, who has been selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Now that the Super Bowl is over, teams are looking towards free agency to fill voids on their teams. This
The Baltimore Ravens are coming off of a 10-6 season in which they needed to rattle off 6 wins in their last 7 games, eventually overtaking a Pittsburgh Steelers team that had gone into a complete tailspin, after looking like a virtual lock to win the division. Winning the AFC North, and earning themselves a wild-card matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers, they would need a late rally just to give the Chargers a game, eventually losing 23-17. However, there is a lot to be excited about moving forward, with a fresh new quarterback and a new offensive identity.
Will Ravens fans’ dreams become reality? Or will reality become reality?
The Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens kicked off Sunday’s Wild Card Weekend matchups with a matinee in Baltimore. The
The Chargers take on the Ravens today at 1:00pm ET. Since the Colts won yesterday evening, the winner of this game will travel to New England to face the Patriots next Sunday.
In part 1 I covered injury news for four of the teams scheduled to play on wildcard weekend. In Part 2 the remaining four teams are covered. Going into today, the team with perhaps the best news on injuries is the Baltimore Ravens.
The NFL playoffs are upon us and Prime Time Sports Talk is celebrating with weekly picks of the do-or-die matchups.
During Week 17 of the 2018 NFL Season, the Browns and Ravens faced off in a meaningless game for the Browns, and a meaningful game for the Ravens, because with a win, the Ravens would clinch the AFC North and go to the playoffs for the first time since 2014. The Ravens managed to take care of the Browns at home 26-24, therefore clinching a playoff birth and giving them a chance to represent the AFC in Super Bowl LIII.
An in-depth look at how the five first round QBs are doing this season and what the future holds for the young signal callers.
Ladies and gentlemen, and children of all ages who can read, we have reached the tipping point of the fantasy season. The playoffs are around the corner and we only have three more weeks to get our teams into postseason shape. The most important piece of advice that I have for all the fantasy owners out there is to be aware of your league’s trade deadline. There is no worse feeling than agreeing on that last trade that puts your team into championship contention and you go to propose it and instead you see those evil words “Deadline passed.”
Assuming Lamar Jackson continues to wear number eight, he will be the first player in the history of the Ravens to wear that number for
The Baltimore Ravens fanbase knows that defense wins championships. One of the people who taught them that philosophy was elite safety Ed Reed, who has been selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Now that the Super Bowl is over, teams are looking towards free agency to fill voids on their teams. This chapter of Bold Free Agent
The Baltimore Ravens are coming off of a 10-6 season in which they needed to rattle off 6 wins in their last 7 games, eventually overtaking a Pittsburgh Steelers team that had gone into a complete tailspin, after looking like a virtual lock to win the division. Winning the AFC North, and earning themselves a wild-card matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers, they would need a late rally just to give the Chargers a game, eventually losing 23-17. However, there is a lot to be excited about moving forward, with a fresh new quarterback and a new offensive identity.
Will Ravens fans’ dreams become reality? Or will reality become reality?
The Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens kicked off Sunday’s Wild Card Weekend matchups with a matinee in Baltimore. The Chargers were a five seed
The Chargers take on the Ravens today at 1:00pm ET. Since the Colts won yesterday evening, the winner of this game will travel to New England to face the Patriots next Sunday.
In part 1 I covered injury news for four of the teams scheduled to play on wildcard weekend. In Part 2 the remaining four teams are covered. Going into today, the team with perhaps the best news on injuries is the Baltimore Ravens.
The NFL playoffs are upon us and Prime Time Sports Talk is celebrating with weekly picks of the do-or-die matchups. A panel of staff members
During Week 17 of the 2018 NFL Season, the Browns and Ravens faced off in a meaningless game for the Browns, and a meaningful game for the Ravens, because with a win, the Ravens would clinch the AFC North and go to the playoffs for the first time since 2014. The Ravens managed to take care of the Browns at home 26-24, therefore clinching a playoff birth and giving them a chance to represent the AFC in Super Bowl LIII.
An in-depth look at how the five first round QBs are doing this season and what the future holds for the young signal callers.
Ladies and gentlemen, and children of all ages who can read, we have reached the tipping point of the fantasy season. The playoffs are around the corner and we only have three more weeks to get our teams into postseason shape. The most important piece of advice that I have for all the fantasy owners out there is to be aware of your league’s trade deadline. There is no worse feeling than agreeing on that last trade that puts your team into championship contention and you go to propose it and instead you see those evil words “Deadline passed.”
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