Jerry Coleman Talks Return Of Dennis Pitta
Jerry Coleman joined the Scott Garceau Show to give us the latest from Ravens practice including the return of Dennis Pitta.
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Jerry Coleman joined the Scott Garceau Show to give us the latest from Ravens practice including the return of Dennis Pitta.
Here are some things Scott Garceau has noticed over the first 7 weeks of the 2015 NFL season.
Steve Palazzolo joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens struggles this season and their loss to San Francisco.
Cliff Brown of Comcast Sportsnet joined Ed and Steve to talk about another Ravens loss this time in San Francisco.
Former Ravens and Browns executive Phil Savage joined Ed and Steve to talk about changes in the Ravens front office throughout the years.
The Baltimore Ravens keep finding ways to lose, and coming close is of no consolation to coach John Harbaugh.
Mark Viviano with WJZ-13 joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to talk about the Ravens recent struggles.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades the Ravens' performance in a 25-20 loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
The Ravens knew climbing out of a 1-4 hole would be tough. After losing to the 49ers, it's clear that climbing out of a 1-5 hole will be even tougher.
Colin Kaepernick completed a 76-yard touchdown pass to ex-Ravens star Torrey Smith, Joe Flacco threw two interceptions and the San Francisco 49ers beat Baltimore 25-20 on Sunday to snap a four-game losing streak.
The Ravens announced Sunday that Elvis Dumervil, Justin Forsett and Steve Smith, Sr. will play the 49ers Sunday.
John Harbaugh is downplaying it with all his might, that there's no extra fuel when facing the team that ousted his little brother nearly 10 months ago, yet everybody knows it certainly would be sweet for the Baltimore Ravens to get their season back on track against San Francisco.
The Ravens have had a bad case of the injury bug this season. It's caused them to struggle against weaker opponents. This week they'll face another inferior opponent in San Francisco. But if recent history is any suggestion, inferiority may not matter.
John Harbaugh is downplaying it with all his might, that there's no extra fuel when facing the team that ousted his little brother nearly 10 months ago, yet everybody knows it certainly would be sweet for the Baltimore Ravens to get their season back on track against San Francisco.
he Baltimore Ravens and 4-time Pro-Bowl guard inked a deal that will keep Yanda in purple and black for 4 more years, general manager Ozzie Newsome announced Friday.
