Sports Rehab: John Eisenburg talking AFC North Football
John Eisenburg of BaltimoreRavens.com joined Bob and Glenn on Sports Rehab to discuss the Ravens loss to the Bengals as well as the rest of the AFC North.
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John Eisenburg of BaltimoreRavens.com joined Bob and Glenn on Sports Rehab to discuss the Ravens loss to the Bengals as well as the rest of the AFC North.
Dave called in unhappy with the refs performance in the Ravens match-up with the Bengals.
Trading pigskin for pumpkins. After a tough loss on the road, the Ravens are getting into the Halloween spirit--and giving back at the same time.
Chris joins the show to preview the NBA season with the league starting action tonight!
Is there is a bias toward the SEC that continues to have an impact on the polls? The thought has been around for some time now, but at some point even the most skeptical of college football fans probably needs to come to the realization that the best teams just happen to play in the SEC.
Mark Turgeon's fourth season at Maryland is shrouded by uncertainty.
I feel as though I have been watching two different versions of Joe Flacco.
Vinny's daily report on Wall Street and sports stocks.
The Baltimore Ravens will attempt to rebound from their frustrating loss to the Cincinnati Bengals without cornerback Jimmy Smith, who will be sidelined for several weeks with a sprained left foot.
After Baltimore's frustrating 27-24 loss on Sunday, the door is open for every club in the division to make a second half run at the title.
The Giants have a larger payroll than the Royals... by a lot. They also have the 3-2 World Series edge, and way more pressure to win.
Buck Showalter is the Manager of the Baltimore Orioles and he joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Orioles off-season.
CBS Sports Network analyst Aaron Taylor joined Ed and Steve to talk some college football.
The Ravens are tied with the Steelers for the most wins at 5. They are % points behind Cincinnati for the lead. However, the Ravens face the most difficult game of the week.
The Ravens and Steelers are no strangers to each other. While many are surprised by what Roethlisberger accomplished against the Colts, Baltimore knows what he's capable of. That's why they'll make it a point to contain him in round 2 of this huge rivalry.
