NFC Playoff Picks
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The deck is stacked against the Ravens in this weeks game.
I'm feeling good about my selections for the National Football League's Divisional round. Let's do this.
Governor Martin O'Malley and Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper have made a friendly wager ahead of this weekend's AFC Divisional playoff game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Denver Broncos.
Greg Gumbel who will be broadcasting the game alongside Dan Dierdorf for CBS tomorrow joined Norris & Davis.
The Ravens have a tall task ahead of them: Defeat the No. 1 seeded Denver Broncos and avenge a brutal loss suffered at Denver's hands a few weeks ago. The Ravens have the talent to beat anyone in the NFL, but to defeat a team like Denver, it will take a lot more than talent to get the job done.
Ray Rice had a combined 318 carries and catches during the regular season, the lowest total since his rookie year in 2008.
Mark Malone, who will be calling the Ravens/Broncos game the Dial Global Radio Network tomorrow joined Norris & Davis.
Maryland's top players did their share, as expected. No one, however, could have anticipated a couple of freshmen making significant contributions in a runaway victory over No. 24 Miami.
Ben Mockford tallied 19 points as St. Francis (N.Y.) dominated the second half in a 70-56 victory over Mount St. Mary's Thursday night in Northeastern Conference action.
One of the world's most prestigious sailing races could return to Charm City.
It's been nearly a month since 26 people were killed in a mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut. Now, some local athletes are helping children cope.
The Ravens had their last practice in Owings Mills and in a little less than 24 hours they will be heading to the Mile High City.
ESPNDenvers Les Shapiro talks about the weekends playoff match-up between the Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens.
