Keidel: Manning The Pocket
Peyton is still here. He's still active. Boy, is he active. And last night was more than dropping a double-nickel, like Jordan did against the Knicks on his comeback trail.
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Peyton is still here. He's still active. Boy, is he active. And last night was more than dropping a double-nickel, like Jordan did against the Knicks on his comeback trail.
As I did last year, I will pick three games from both the college and pro ranks. We'll tally up the total at the end of the season and see how well things went.
Not how Mr. Harbaugh drew it up but get off the ledge Ravens fans I say the guys in Purple likely win their next two and in the end will be in the thick of it in the AFC North.
Each team has just 16 chances to distinguish itself from the pack in order to secure a playoff spot and hopefully a bid in the Super Bowl. The question is, quite simply, will the Super Bowl champion emerge from the AFC or NFC?
Indiana coach Kevin Wilson set up the schedule as a stepping stone to success.
Ed, Steve, Bruce, and Wally are joined by Mike Preston on the phone to recap an awful night for the Ravens.....
Ravens' coach John Harbaugh will be around a little longer. Harbaugh, who has led the Ravens to the playoffs in each of his five seasons at the helm, agreed to a four-year contract extension that will make him one of the highest-paid coaches in the NFL, a team source confirmed to WJZ's media partner, The Baltimore Sun.
Prior to Thursday's game, John Harbaugh was an impressive 5-0 on games to start the season. That streak ended in Denver as Peyton Manning destroyed the Ravens defense and cruised to a 49-27 victory. Take a look at how each unit broke down, and where things went wrong.
After three punts to start things off, Peyton Manning threw a record-tying seven touchdown passes, something no one had done in 44 years, in directing Denver to a 49-27 victory over Super Bowl champion Baltimore on Thursday night in a much-anticipated rematch against the team that ended the Broncos' playoff run in January.
The NFL football season is officially underway, and it kicked off with a spectacular show in downtown Baltimore.
Jacoby Jones, the hero of the Baltimore Ravens' playoff win at Denver eight months ago, sprained his right knee in the season opener against the Broncos on Thursday night.
Miguel Gonzalez allowed one run over seven innings and Baltimore got solo home runs from Adam Jones, J.J. Hardy and Brian Roberts in a 3-1 victory Thursday night.
The start of the NFL season opener between the Baltimore Ravens and Denver Broncos was delayed Thursday night because of lightning.
Brian Roberts, Orioles second baseman, joins The Scott Garceau Show to breakdown the Birds' recent road trip and look forward towards the final playoff push.
Torrey Smith says it is his year to connect with Joe Flacco and fans. He says he's ready to set an example in the locker room as well.
