Bart Scott Thinks The AFC North Comes Down To Baltimore Or Pittsburgh
Former Ravens linebacker Bart Scott joined Ed and Steve to talk about the opening weekend of NFL action.
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Former Ravens linebacker Bart Scott joined Ed and Steve to talk about the opening weekend of NFL action.
Before packing their bags for the flight to Denver later this week, the Ravens released its first depth chart of the season. Of note, Baltimore will go with wide receiver Michael Campanaro to handle primary kick return duties. He was the only listed returner on the depth chart.
Bob makes some predictions for how the 2015 season will play out with the Indianapolis Colts and Seattle Seahawks meeting in Super Bowl 50.
Greg Bedard of Sports Illustrated's MMQB column joined Ed and Steve to talk about the new allegations against the Patriots.
Browns beatwriter Mary Kay Cabot joined the Vinny and Rob show to preview the AFC North and the Cleveland Browns in 2015.
Bengals.com writer Jeff Hobson joined the Vinny and Rob show to preview the AFC North and the Cincinnati Bengals in 2015.
CBS Sports sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens vs Broncos game this Sunday.
Cliff Brown of Comcast Sportsnet joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens season opener.
Since moving from Cleveland, the Baltimore Ravens and Broncos have split a 10-game series with five wins apiece. The Ravens have historically played very well in Denver, leaving the Mile High City with an impressive 5-1 record.
The countdown is on! The start of the NFL season is right around the corner. With just six days before the Ravens' first game, fans can't wait.
The San Francisco 49ers have acquired center Nick Easton from the Baltimore Ravens for an undisclosed draft pick, giving the team a backup to Marcus Martin.
The Baltimore Ravens cut return specialist Asa Jackson in one of 17 moves to trim their roster to the mandatory 53-man limit Saturday.
Former Ravens cheerleader Molly Shattuck will spend time behind bars in Delaware for the rape of a teenage boy. Now WJZ learns she will not face criminal charges in Baltimore County.
Could this be another championship year for the Ravens? Fans are feeling confident after Sports Illustrated predicts a big year for the team.