Charles Davis On Adrian Peterson, The AFC North And The Terps In The Big Ten
NFL Network Analyst Charles Davis joined Steve to talk about all the turmoil taking place in the NFL this week.
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NFL Network Analyst Charles Davis joined Steve to talk about all the turmoil taking place in the NFL this week.
CSN Baltimore Ravens beat reporter Cliff Brown on Adrian Peterson, Ray Rice, and the Ravens first road test tomorrow.
Cleveland's entire offense focuses around play action passing once the run is established. Look for Kyle Shanahan to establish Terrence West, and then unleash a myriad of bootleg pass plays to get Hoyer out of the Pocket, and pass catchers open down field.
New developments in the ongoing Ray Rice saga.
Ray and Janay Rice made their first public appearance after the release of the surveillance video showing him hitting her in a casino elevator.
New developments in the Ray Rice scandal. The players union left open the possibility it will appeal Rice's indefinite suspension.
If Bernard Pierce keeps running as impressively as he did against the Pittsburgh Steelers, he soon might carve out his own identity.
It's an enduring fact of life in the NFL: If a player has talent, a team will find a place for him, no matter how bad his off-the-field profile might be.
After one of the darkest two days in Ravens history, the "Purple and Black" came out and proved on a national stage that despite no matter what a team goes through when the whistle blows all the focus is on the game.
Mike Preston gives his report card on the Ravens 26-6 win over the Steelers on Thursday night.
Gary Kubiak took a lot of scrutiny for his play-calling against Cincinnati during week one. Kubiak elected to stay away from the run game, as he dialed up 62 passes for quarterback Joe Flacco.
Joe Flacco threw two touchdown passes to tight end Owen Daniels, Justin Tucker kicked four field goals, and the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 26-6 in Thursday Night Football on WJZ-TV.
With all the storylines this week, fans say a win in Thursday night's prime time game is exactly what the Ravens and the city needed.
Music blared from the purple bus, and Baltimore Ravens fan Racquel Bailey stood with drink in hand amid her usual tailgate buddies while making a bold fashion statement: a black, rhinestone-decorated jersey with the white No. 27.
