Ravens GM Newsome Stays In Chicago With Illness
The Baltimore Ravens say general manager Ozzie Newsome remained in Chicago following Sunday's game against the Bears because he was not feeling well.
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The Baltimore Ravens say general manager Ozzie Newsome remained in Chicago following Sunday's game against the Bears because he was not feeling well.
With the losses and injuries piling up, the Bears (5-4) host the Baltimore Ravens (4-5) on Sunday in a matchup between teams trying to stay in postseason contention.
The Ravens physical style of play usually leaves their injury reports rather active. This Sunday will be no different as a few key players on defense are currently dealing with injuries.
Last week I went 4-2 and Hit my Lock of the week. So far on the season I'm 33-24-3 and 6-5 in my Locks of the week.
Trevor Pryce joined Steven and Bob on the Norris and Davis show to talk about the Ravens Offensive Offense.
Bart Scott joined the Garceau show to cover the NFL and his former team the Ravens.
Joe Flacco is feeling the pressure of being quarterback of the Baltimore Ravens, and it has nothing to do with his $120.6 million contract or stature as MVP of the last Super Bowl.
Ravens beat the Bengals in OT sure, but I'm not sure I learned much about their future progress.
Rex Ryan wanted to be reunited with Ed Reed, and now he will be. The nine-time Pro Bowler signed with the Jets on Thursday.
Mike Harmon of FoxSports Radio and SwollenDome.com joined Zinno on "Last Call" to talk NFL.
The defending Super Bowl Champions have had a rough go of it in 2013. The wins have been scarce and the losses have been heartbreaking. But through it all, the Ravens remain in the playoff hunt. But if Baltimore doesn't improve offensively, none of it will matter.
The Houston Texans have released safety Ed Reed.
After months overseas, hundreds of troops are welcomed home. Among the family and friends waiting to greet them: Baltimore's World Champions.
Mark Zinno reviews the Ravens game against the Cincinnati Bengals. He thought the team turned a corner after Miami, he won't be fooled again.
