Rabid Ravens Fans Land In New Orleans For The Big Game
Two charter flights arrived in New Orleans Friday afternoon from Baltimore, and fans could not be more thrilled to be in the Big Easy.
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Two charter flights arrived in New Orleans Friday afternoon from Baltimore, and fans could not be more thrilled to be in the Big Easy.
Wings, beer and commercials. That's your typical recipe for a Super Bowl party. But some Baltimore restaurants and grocery stores are cooking up some Ravens inspired food for Sunday.
Baltimore is a blue collar town with a blue collar quarterback.
We've heard a lot about the Harbaugh family in the lead up to the Super Bowl. But there's another family that's gearing up for the big game: the Flaccos.
What's happening in New Orleans?
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and San Francisco Mayor Edwin M. Lee agreed to a friendly wager on the outcome of this weekend's Super Bowl.
When Baltimore Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome walks through the locker room past Joe Flacco, other players start up a chant: "Pay the man, pay the man."
Steve Bisciotti is wearing a plaid sports jacket, crisp checkered shirt and multicolored pocket square. Sunglasses hang from the jacket pocket, and the Super Bowl ring he earned 12 years earlier sits heavily and prominently on his right hand.
Unhappy with the hard artificial turf at Tulane University's baseball field, the Baltimore Ravens finished practice Thursday on the grass field at the Saints' facility instead.
An oddity for this Super Bowl has both teams' former owners as finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Three black former NFL head coaches say the league needs to rethink its Rooney Rule for promoting minority hiring after 15 top vacancies -- eight head coaching jobs and seven general manager positions -- were all filled by white candidates since the regular season ended a month ago.
Vonta Leach's job is to get involved in a collision so Ray Rice won't.
When it comes to the Super Bowl, you can always expect drama and storylines. This week has been no different. From deer spray and sibling rivalry, to homophobia and hubris, we have seen it all. Now it's time to talk about the game.
NFL great Boomer Esiason joins The Vinny and Rob Show live from New Orleans. He discusses the two different quarterbacks in this Superbowl; Joe Flacco vs. Colin Kaepernick.
Brendon Ayanbadejo has heard from many players who applaud his support of gay marriage -- some of them teammates, others from the opposing side of the line.
