Previewing The Ravens Offseason With Capologist Brian McFarland
Salary cap expert Brian McFarland, joined Vinny & Rob to take a look at the challenges facing Ozzie Newsome and the rest of the Ravens management team this offseason.
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Salary cap expert Brian McFarland, joined Vinny & Rob to take a look at the challenges facing Ozzie Newsome and the rest of the Ravens management team this offseason.
So, now that the season is over, what is the story of the Ravens season?
Cliff Brown of Comcast Sportsnet joined Ed and Steve to review the season that was for the Baltimore Ravens.
There certainly are better ways to end a season. A loss to a division opponent is not how the Ravens wanted to end things.
John Eisenberg of the Baltimore Sun joined Sports Rehab to recap the 2015 season for the Baltimore Ravens.
The Ravens endured one of the toughest seasons in recent memory as they fall to 5-11. After sweeping Pittsburgh the previous week, Cincinnati was able to accomplish a sweep of their own and provide the exclamation point on what has been a rough 2015-16 season for Baltimore.
The Baltimore Ravens will pick 6th in the NFL Draft.
The Baltimore Ravens finished their 2015 NFL season with a 24-16 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. Sunday's defeat at Paul Brown Stadium left the Ravens with a disappointing final record of 5-11.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades the Ravens in a 24-16 loss to the Bengals in Cincinnati.
The Bengals defeated the Ravens 24-16.
With 20 players on the IR, Baltimore has earned the title of unluckiest team in the NFL. With the season finale approaching, the Ravens have broken some franchise records as it pertains to injury. But the remaining members of the roster will need to be healthy enough to take on the AFC North champs.
"I kind of hate the Bengals. … They're the bully right now. We've got to go fight back and win this game," says corner back Jimmy Smith.
As we get ready for the final week of the NFL regular season the playoff picture is becoming more defined. The Panthers are no longer undefeated but their remarkable turnaround from 8-7-1 in 2015 to 14-1 this year makes them a strong contender to reach Super Bowl 50.
With the year coming to a close, the Ravens are already looking ahead to 2016. With the new year comes a fresh opportunity to return to the level of play their accustomed to. In order to do that, Baltimore may need to let go of a few fan favorites.
Steve Smith Sr. just announced he will return for the 2016 season. #SmithWPMOYChallenge
