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The Ravens get ready for a rematch of week 15 when they host the Broncos which did not turn out so well for the Purple and Black on December 16th . Peyton Manning and Company cruised 34-17 at M&T Bank Stadium. Get ready for chapter two, this time the stakes are a little bit higher.
Former NFL offensive lineman and current CBS commentator Dan Dierdorf joined the Norris And Davis show to talk about some current NFL topics.
Ray Lewis pointed out that the Ravens are rarely picked as favorites to win games in the postseason. And he has a point. Even against Indianapolis, many expected Baltimore to be one and done. But as Lewis has learned over the years, it's probably a safe bet to play the game before anointing a winner.
When Ray Lewis was selected in the first round of the 1996 NFL draft, he didn't even know the nickname of the team that drafted him.
The fan fever is spreading further. It's certainly alive and well with the Ravens one game closer to the Super Bowl. Sunday's win over the Colts has the team heading to Denver this weekend.
If you listen to Mix 106.5, you've heard it, and you're responding in a big way. It's a musical tribute to Ray Lewis.
Fueled with emotion from the impending retirement of Ray Lewis and a fervent home crowd, the Baltimore Ravens dispatched the Indianapolis Colts in the opening round of the AFC playoffs.
On Saturday, the Baltimore Ravens and Denver Broncos meet in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. Featuring an MVP candidate, quarterback Peyton Manning, the Broncos come into the game as the number one seed in the AFC.
The Ravens will face the Broncos nearly six days after an emotional victory over the Indianapolis Colts. The game itself was not as exciting as the drama that would unfold within it. Ray Lewis, a 17 year veteran, played his last game in the stadium he helped build. Though no Super Bowl has been won yet, he left the stadium a champion.
Ravens fans are looking ahead to the big game in Denver.
Ray Lewis will get at least one more dance, making for a very spirited purple Monday around Maryland.
Ray Lewis last home game at M&T Bank Stadium was certainly something special. The crowd was electric. He made his final entrance coming out of the tunnel with his legendary dance that made the fans erupt. It was a table setter for what was a wonderful game and a special day for Baltimore, the Ravens and Lewis.
Matt Stover talks about Ray lewis retiring from football.
Peyton Manning will have to wait until next season to face the Indianapolis Colts.
When Ray Lewis walked out of the tunnel, you knew there was no way Baltimore was going to lose. The fans were into it. The players were into it. The coaches were into it. The Ravens would not accept defeat. The defense was relentless and the offense was explosive. The Ravens beat the Colts 24-9 to set up a rematch against the Denver Broncos.
