Charles Davis On Adrian Peterson, The AFC North And The Terps In The Big Ten
NFL Network Analyst Charles Davis joined Steve to talk about all the turmoil taking place in the NFL this week.
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NFL Network Analyst Charles Davis joined Steve to talk about all the turmoil taking place in the NFL this week.
CSN Baltimore Ravens beat reporter Cliff Brown on Adrian Peterson, Ray Rice, and the Ravens first road test tomorrow.
Jeremy, Ken, and Femi discuss the recent Adrian Peterson situation and the black cloud hanging over the NFL for the past week,
Tony Romo. Romo has a ton of value but not a 6th round pick, according to Hernandez he is more of a 7th round or 8th round pick. The offense could be decent this year under there new offensive coordinator. The only thing that really needs to catch up is there defense with the injury list, especially Sean Lee with a knee injury.
Quarterbacks are breaking records left and right in the pass-happy NFL, but that makes high-caliber running backs all the more valuable. Many of last season's top performers appear on this list, but keep in mind there's usually a major bust or two, likely due to the heavy workload of the position causing a hangover effect.
5 Must Have Offensive Players To Use When Playing Your 1st Game Of Madden'15
Eric Dickerson joined Ed & Steve from the site of the Superbowl to talk about his rushing record, trading solo glory for a championship and the big game this Sunday.
The Minnesota Vikings probably don't want to come back to Baltimore for a good while. It was just a bad day.
The Ravens needed to win this game against the Vikings to remain in the playoff chase. With the loss of Adrian Peterson early in the game, it appeared as if the Ravens would cruise to victory. Instead, Ravens fans were treated to one of the wildest finishes in the history of the NFL.
The Baltimore Ravens are coming off an emotional victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. So it wouldn't be a stretch to expect the defending Super Bowl champions to experience a letdown at home Sunday against the struggling Minnesota Vikings.
It's been a long time since Ravens fans saw Joe Flacco connect with Dennis Pitta for a touchdown. It appears as though the long wait may be over as Pitta continues to get himself ready for a possible return to the gridiron.
Mark Zinno gives us his take on Sunday's game as AP & the other purple team comes to Baltimore to take on the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium.
With a rare visit to Baltimore scheduled for Sunday it got me thinking of some of my favorite Viking memories. Here's some old and new from the other purple team I've been watching since they born in the Twin Cities in 1961.
You have to play your best in December in order to make any kind of noise in the postseason. The Ravens, more than any other team in the NFL, play their best in December. It's one of the main reasons why the Ravens always find themselves in the postseason.
The Ravens, following a much needed win over division rival Pittsburgh, look to make the playoffs for the sixth consecutive year as they currently stand at 6-6, which is good enough to maintain the 6th spot in the AFC.
Paul Allen joined Ken and Steve this morning to talk about the Ravens game with the Vikings this weekend.
There's your average running back – and then there is Adrian Peterson. The Baltimore Ravens still wish to make the playoffs. For them to get there, they'll have to take care of Peterson at M&T Bank Stadium.
I was at the dentist's office with my son, and the dentist told me he watched Ray Rice in college. He said was convinced that Rice had a larger workload than most running backs do in college.
Ever since high school, Marshawn Lynch has been compared to another running back. Lynch has been covered by the glory of someone else, will this be the year that he ultimately radiates his dominance on the gridiron?
Every year around this time, I find myself getting asked the same question over and over again from people who know I enjoy football. "So, who do you like this season?"
Which player should come off the fantasy boards first overall? Our Sports Verdict team debates!
The NFC's all-pro offense features Packers QB Aaron Rodgers handing the ball to AP and tossing it to Megatron. Who else?
The Bountygate scandal just will never, ever go away. Oh, and Adrian Peterson may think that the Minnesota Vikings coaching staff is full of the dumbest people alive, if he truly believes they'd ever grant his latest request.
Fantasy football owners want a workhorse running back who can carry an offense. Here are your top 10 options.
