Is Joe Flacco Worth $120.6M? Ravens Fans Weigh In
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is now the highest paid player in NFL history. Ravens fans weigh in on whether or not they think he's worth $120.6 million.
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Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco is now the highest paid player in NFL history. Ravens fans weigh in on whether or not they think he's worth $120.6 million.
Daniel Jeremiah talks Joe Flaccos deal. Also who to watch for in free agency and the draft.
I am not sure anyone deserves $120 million for playing football, but if somebody does, I am fine with it being him.
Tramon Williams of the Green Bay Packers talks about the last Packers Superbowl run and how tough it is to repeat.
Students around the state are preparing for some important exams this week.
The Orioles are 7-and-2 in Grapefruit League action so far. CSN Baltimore's Rich Dubroff talks about that success and other specifics on certain players.
The reports came out this past Friday that the Ravens and quarterback Joe Flacco had reached an agreement on a brand new contract. Believe it or not, there are some fans out there who are unhappy with Joe Flacco's new deal.
Hoops fans, rejoice: it's March! The madness was evident this past weekend, as several highly-anticipated matchups — Duke-Miami & Michigan-Michigan State, just to name two — went down to the final possession. The first poll of the month may provide yet another new No. 1. With several conference tournaments set to begin, this wild season is about to kick into an extra gear.
Those are minor quibbles with Manny Machado's game. For a 20-year-old, he is extremely impressive.
Matt Wieters homered and drove in five runs, Conor Jackson connected twice and the Baltimore Orioles beat a Philadelphia Phillies split squad 12-3 on Sunday.
Erik Etherly scored 30 points to lead Loyola (Md.) to a 63-61 victory over Manhattan on Sunday that clinched the No. 3 seed in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference tournament.
Ryan Cook scored 24 points to help Maryland-Baltimore County defeat Binghamton 59-49 Sunday and lock up the No. 6 seed in the America East Conference tournament.
Tianna Hawkins scored 18 points, Alyssa Thomas added 16, and No. 9 Maryland defeated Wake Forest 88-61 Sunday to snap its first losing streak of the season.
Baseball players' union head Michael Weiner says toughening penalties for drug violations will have to wait until the 2014 season.
When the Baltimore Ravens take the field this coming season, expect to see a few new faces on the cheerleading squad.
