NFL Cuts OT To 10 minutes, Opens Up End Zone Celebrations
NFL owners cut the overtime period from 15 minutes to 10 minutes during the regular season, but also gave players plenty of leeway to celebrate after a touchdown.
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NFL owners cut the overtime period from 15 minutes to 10 minutes during the regular season, but also gave players plenty of leeway to celebrate after a touchdown.
The league will also allow celebrations that include using the ball as a prop.
Ryan Mink from BaltimoreRavens.com joined Rob and Ken to discuss the first few days of the team's Organized Team Activities.
Former Baltimore Raven Matt Elam has been arrested for the second time this year, this time for an alleged fight with his girlfriend.
Baltimore is center stage in the world of racing this week in preparation the 142nd running of the Preakness Stakes, the second jewel of the Triple Crown.
A water main break has shut down Main Street in Ellicott City Wednesday morning, also causing a massive sinkhole to form.
With the weather warming up Baltimore City police are warning of the uptick in illegal dirt bikes cruising city streets.
A Maryland brewery is responding after a western Massachusetts brewery released 12,000 brewed and canned beers with the question "Is Joe Flacco elite?" stamped on the bottom.
The Baltimore Ravens have added four new players to the roster during rookie minicamp, including a wide receiver.
O.J. Brigance will hold a celebration Tuesday on the 10th anniversary of a day that forever changed his life.
According to Inc.com, 25 NFL teams purchased the new ZERO1 helmet from the Seattle-based startup company Vicis and will distribute them in practices this spring.
Tony Lombardi of the Russell Street Report joined Ed and Rob to discuss the Baltimore Ravens' interests in players like Victor Cruz or Anquan Boldin.
Former NFL wide receiver Michael D. Jackson died in Louisiana on Friday morning.
"Playing in the Super Bowl, but before the Super Bowl, I sing the national anthem in my jersey and everything and then just play the game," Humphrey said.
Tree House Brewing Company, based in western Massachusetts, released 12,000 brewed and canned beers with the question "Is Joe Flacco elite?" stamped on the bottom.
