Ray Lewis' Legacy Goes Beyond The Football Field
Ray Lewis' legacy reaches way beyond the football field. For almost two decades, he has given his time, money and love to all of Baltimore.
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Ray Lewis' legacy reaches way beyond the football field. For almost two decades, he has given his time, money and love to all of Baltimore.
Watch Ray Lewis' comments on his impending retirement & Suggs & Ray Rice reflect on what it means
Vinny and Rob take caller reaction after Ray Lewis announces he plans to retire after the season.
There has been a lot of speculation as to whether or not Ravens MLB Ray Lewis will suit up for this Sunday's playoff game against the Indianapolis Colts. What the world found out today is that Lewis will not suit up for the 2013 NFL season or any other.
The NFL Playoffs are never without their story lines. In the career of an NFL player/coach, one has the opportunity to form friendships that go deeper than football. So is the case with Chuck Pagano and the Baltimore Ravens. Though the two will face off for a chance to play in the divisional round, the relationships that connect the two parties are special indeed.
Maryland finished its tear through the non-conference portion of the schedule and coach Mark Turgeon is confident his team is finally ready for the challenge of ACC play.
While the Ravens gear up for their first round playoff game this Sunday, Baltimore is preparing too.
Colts coach Chuck Pagano is already ditching his doctor's advice.
You couldn't mention the Baltimore Ravens without bringing up Ray Lewis. That's the way it always has been. But in 2012, the change in philosophy has been dramatic. Flacco is now the face of the franchise. And without him, the Ravens don't make it very far.
The Baltimore Ravens hope being healthy and rested will help them in the playoffs.
The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson joined The Vinny and Rob Show today with the latest on the Ravens as they head into the playoffs.
Memphis used its athleticism to finally pull away from Loyola (MD) in the second half.
Baltimore handled their business prior to this game. They clinched the AFC North title and earned the opportunity to rest their starters in preparation for a postseason run. That is exactly what they did as marquee starters saw little to no playing time. Baltimore used this game to evaluate young talent and were pleasantly surprised with a few players.
The Ravens fall to the Bengals 17-23, but their sights are already set on Indianapolis.
With 2013 holding the possibility of a Super Bowl Championship for the Ravens, there's no reason not to host a New Year's tailgating party.
