Ravens' Plans For Ryan Mallett Could Reach Beyond 2015 Season
There aren't a lot of good things happening for the Ravens this season, but they have already begun to look beyond the 2015 season.
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There aren't a lot of good things happening for the Ravens this season, but they have already begun to look beyond the 2015 season.
The newly-signed 27-year-old Baltimore Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett has an interesting story beginning with his high school football career to his most recent time in Houston. Here are six things you should know about the new QB:
Ravens reporter Brent Harris joined the show to talk about the state of the organization as this struggle of a season is coming to an end.
Charles Davis of the NFL Network on the Ravens 35-6 loss to the Seahawks.
The Ravens are in very unfamiliar territory. Baltimore is guaranteed their first losing season since 2007. The Chiefs are looking to replace the Ravens as one of the dominant teams in the AFC.
Ryan Mallett is getting another chance in the NFL as a backup quarterback to the Ravens' backup quarterback.
That NFL record streak of starting the season with 12 straight games being decided by a single possession (8 points or less) ended with a thud Sunday.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun joined the MMQB crew to give out his grades for the Ravens 35-6 loss to the Seahawks.
It was a hard game to watch for sure if you're a Ravens fan. Baltimore suffered their first loss over 8 points on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. With this loss, the Ravens are now mathematically eliminated from playoff contention.
The Seattle Seahawks have snapped out of their midseason malaise and will go for their fourth consecutive victory when they visit the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
Vinny and Rob spoke to the Senior VP of PR of the Baltimore Ravens Kevin Byrne about the trying 2015 season and to catch up on all things Ravens.
It hasn't been the season fans hoped for. As it comes to an end, the desire to look onward to 2016 is natural. That year could be a special year for fans and the front office as Baltimore could be looking at a top 5 draft pick.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco underwent knee surgery Tuesday.
The Ravens return to Baltimore after a tough loss against Miami. This time they face the red hot Seattle Seahawks. Could another close contest await the purple and black?
It was fun thinking the Ravens actually had a chance to sneak into the playoffs. But after another heart breaking loss, this team should look forward to 2016.
Mike Preston of the Baltimore Sun grades each aspect of the Ravens in a 15-13 loss to the Dolphins.
The Ravens haven't been the healthiest team in the NFL in 2015, but they still have a few key members of the team nursing injuries. Some will make their return on Sunday while others are still a game or two away from competing.
The Ravens have played on artificial turf for the past 13 years. The players pushed to play on grass.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
After keeping their flickering postseason hopes alive with a last-second victory, the visiting Baltimore Ravens look to post their third straight win at the expense of the floundering Miami Dolphins on Sunday.
This week's edition of the Norris & Davis Show Best Of includes an interview with Dan Fouts prior to the Ravens win over the Browns, an interview with Jeff Ermann of InsideMDSports.com prior to the Terps hiring DJ Durkin, and an interview with new Terrapins Head Coach DJ Durkin.
Being 4-7 and suffering massive injuries across the roster is never fun. It's natural to look ahead to next season for comfort. But tanking the season to improve draft order simply isn't going to happen.
Baltimore prevented the sweep with a thrilling victory against the Cleveland Browns on Monday night. Now they turn their attention to the Miami Dolphins, a team that has struggled the last couple of weeks.
Monday night in Cleveland, the Ravens became the first team in NFL history to play their first 11 games with all 11 decided by just one possession. Their 4 wins all came on a field goal attempt on the final play of the game.
Check out our photo recap of the Baltimore Ravens 33-27 win over the Cleveland Browns.
