Ravens' Reputation For Gab Not Yet Displayed At Super Bowl
The Baltimore Ravens' reputation for trash-talking arrived at the Super Bowl before they did.
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The Baltimore Ravens' reputation for trash-talking arrived at the Super Bowl before they did.
They may be different in style -- Frank Gore of the San Francisco 49ers, Ray Rice of the Baltimore Ravens -- but the featured runners at this Super Bowl have at least one thing in common. Plenty of respect for the other guy.
After a regular season in which they finished 17th overall in total defense, the Baltimore Ravens have been playing to their more accustomed level in the 2012 playoffs.
Former NFL quarterback Sean Salisbury joined Vinny and Rob live from Superbowl 47's Radio Row. Salisbury does a lot of work with promoting safety and concussion awareness in the game of football.
Former Steelers and Ravens quarterback Kordell Stewart joined Vinny and Rob live from Radio Row in New Orleans. Slash talked football rivalries and gave his best advice on how the Ravens can win the Superbowl.
Where big time players and coaches wanted their privacy, relationships, children, pets and cars a thing to keep at home, today guys send that info out to a bazillion people and double that with a share and retweet.
105.7 THE FAN's Bob Haynie welcomed CBS Sports/Eye On Football's Ryan Wilson to the studios for an exclusive podcast.
The Ravens had just received a beating by the hands of the Denver Broncos in Week 15 of the NFL season. There's no way this team makes it to the Super Bowl. At least, that's what people thought at the time. But with five days remaining until the Super Bowl, many are wondering how this team can be stopped. Joe Flacco certainly deserves a lot of the credit, but Ray Lewis provided the spark this team so desperately needed.
NFL Network's Charles Davis joined Ed & Steve to give his thoughts on the big game.
The Ravens arrived in New Orleans Monday night after a huge sendoff rally in Baltimore. Now, they are getting ready for a busy media day.
The Baltimore Ravens have arrived in the Big Easy!
The Ravens are leaving for New Orleans and the Super Bowl, and Baltimore is sending them off in style at a special event at the Inner Harbor Amphitheater.
As Terrell Suggs made his way to his seat for his first media appearance of Super Bowl week, a member of the Baltimore Ravens' PR staff pointed in the linebacker's direction and whispered to a colleague: "I think somebody should be here."
CSN Analyst Brad Jackson talks about the read option and what its like as a player in the Superbowl.
Vinny and Rob discuss their trip to New Orleans and want to know what your plans are as well. Join us all week long as we bring you New Orleans through the eyes of Vinny and Rob. Where will they go? More importantly, what will they eat? Plus all of the celebrities and guests live from Radio Row!
