Ravens' Offensive Line Is Off To A Shaky Start
It's far too early to declare this a crisis, but the Baltimore Ravens' offensive line is definitely off to a shaky start.
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It's far too early to declare this a crisis, but the Baltimore Ravens' offensive line is definitely off to a shaky start.
Tim Graham, of the Buffalo News, joined the Bob Haynie Show to discuss the trade that many believe will make Baltimore Super Bowl bound.
Jason La Canfora, of NFL Network, joined the Bob Haynie Show to discuss the hot topics from around NFL training camps.
Vinny and Kenny are joined by Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports to get his take on the league thus far.
The Reality is that Joe Flacco is a franchise QB, and he gets better every year.
Baltimore native, former NFL safety and current Falcons broadcaster Keion Carpenter joined The Norris & Davis Show to discuss all things NFL, comparisons between Joe Flacco & Matt Ryan and growing up around dog-fighting in Baltimore.
The Ravens still have work to do on the O-line, but this is a step in the right direction.
Brent Harris, of Comcast Sports, joins the Bob Haynie Show to break down some of the concerns for the Ravens.
Fans are begging for this team to resemble the teams that are winning championships. While wanting to resemble those teams, there's still a desire to play that "smash mouth" style that won for this team.
Aaron Wilson talks Ravens with Ken Weinman.
Joe Flacco is the best quarterback in the history of this franchise, so what do Baltimore Ravens fans want in a franchise quarterback?
After a series of whiffs trying to upgrade the position, I feel they got the best man for the job.
What type of player & team mate is Lee Evans? How good was this deal?
Back-up QB is next week's concern. This week: Tackle & Safety.
Evans assumes Derrick Mason's role as quarterback Joe Flacco's second target behind Anquan Boldin.
