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Don't panic. KC and Chicago, 2 teams expected to be playoff contenders, had surprising home losses, and New England and New Orleans, both Super Bowl contenders, start 0-1.
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Don't panic. KC and Chicago, 2 teams expected to be playoff contenders, had surprising home losses, and New England and New Orleans, both Super Bowl contenders, start 0-1.
Joe Flacco had no problem pinpointing what went wrong with the Baltimore Ravens' offense in its debut under coordinator Gary Kubiak. In a word, everything.
During the beautiful October and November months, keep a look out for these exciting activities to satisfy your need for sports fun.
Less than 48 hours until the Ravens' season opener, and Baltimore is primed for what is hopefully the start of another Super Bowl run.
For the Ravens, things are looking pretty good as the team released its official injury report on Friday. All evidence points toward Baltimore being at full strength come opening kickoff. Although there is one player listed on the injury report that could have huge fantasy football implications. We'll break down this and more as we take a look both team's injury report.
Paul Gunther, defensive coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals, joined the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn and Femi Ayanbadejo to preview the season between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals, Scott asked if he is looking forward to making his debut as a defensive coordinator. "You have goals as a coach and you work towards those goals.
Jeremy Conn gives his thoughts and a prediction for the Ravens home opener against the Bengals on Sunday.
I don't have a problem with most of the "experts" picking Cincinnati to win the AFC North. They're a talented team and the defending division champs.
Brian Baldinger of NFL Network joined Scott, Jeremy and Jason to preview the NFL Opener between the Green Bay Packers and Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. Brian believes that tonights game could be great matchup. "We get to see two great quarterbacks on the field in a great environment. I think they picked great matchup to kind of kickoff the season with because anybody who watched Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers in the preseason, they know that these two guys are ready to go, and they have a great surrounding cast around them."
Mark Malone of the Westwood One Radio Network joined Ed and Steve to talk about Ravens vs Bengals which he will be commentating for this Sunday.
Joe Fortenbaugh joined Ed and Steve to talk about the start of the NFL season tonight and the Ravens game on Sunday.
Bengals radio announcer Dave Lapham joined Ed and Steve to talk about this weekend's Ravens vs Bengals game.
Wally Williams joined Ed and Steve to give his preview of the AFC North.
Excitement is building. Thursday morning, a new statue will unveiled featuring a Baltimore legend. The Ray Lewis statue will stand outside M&T Bank Stadium and what it looks like is still a mystery.
CSN Baltimore Ravens reporter Cliff Brown on what to expect from the team this season.
Ravens football is back in a major way this year; welcome to the start of the 2014 season. As Baltimore players and coaches find themselves waist-deep in preparation for the Cincinnati Bengals, it’s only fitting that the fans follow suit.
The Baltimore Ravens are announcing cuts to their 2014 roster.
Mike Preston joined Ed and Ken to talk about the Ravens undefeated pre-season capped off with a win last night over the Saints.
We've listed off a few of the Ravens' rivalries that have been (and still are) our favorites.
Ron Cook of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Steelers and Ravens rivalry soon to have a new chapter written.
ESPN ranked all 32 NFL coaches. They sampled 30 NFL types, GM's, execs, personnel directors and coordinators and had them rank all the NFL coaches. 1 for best, 5 for worst.
Wally Williams joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens pre-season finale against the Saints.
The Baltimore Ravens regard making the playoffs as the minimum requirement to a successful season.
Washington Redskins safety Brandon Meriweather will appeal the two-game suspension for his latest helmet-to-helmet blow, a hit his coach called a "legitimate football play" while teammates stood up for him with much stronger words.
Brent Harris of Comcast Sportsnet joined Bob and Glenn on Sports Rehab to recap the Ravens win over the Redskins this past Saturday night.