Mark Zinno: Ravens Reactive - More Left To Prove In 2013
Before anyone else wants to tell me how wrong I am, wait. Wait for the next three weeks to play out. There is more left to prove for the 2013 Ravens.
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Before anyone else wants to tell me how wrong I am, wait. Wait for the next three weeks to play out. There is more left to prove for the 2013 Ravens.
The Ravens have swept their 3 home games in a row, now they face 3 division leaders in their final 3 games of the season for their playoff push.
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh doesn't see anything wrong with a snowball fight.
The Ravens spent a good portion of their time last week preparing for one of the all-time greats in Adrian Peterson. Baltimore will be just as busy preparing for receiving phenomenon Calvin Johnson as the Monday Night showdown against Detroit looms.
The Baltimore Ravens showed their resiliency against the Minnesota Vikings, rallying three times in the fourth quarter to squeeze out another close victory at home.
If you keep saying "I've never seen anything like that before!", it's true. You haven't. The Ravens win over the Vikings was in fact history making.
The Ravens have scored first in four out of their last five games, and are now 39-8 at home and 11-1 against the NFC teams under John Harbaugh in Baltimore.
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.
Mike Preston gives out his grades for the Ravens 29-26 win over the Minnesota Vikings.
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.
As I've mentioned on my show, when it's on the air, the TE position is maybe THE chic position, a must have in today's NFL.
But no matter how black or gold my allegiance, no matter how nostalgic I feel about them. and no matter how deep the Rooney roots run in NFL history, there's no excuse for their head coach's conduct on Thanksgiving.
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.
Another weekend of football picks is in the books and I had a better showing than I did the week before.
Jason Butt joined Steve and Ed to tell Ravens fans the 100 things they have to do before they die.
A police pursuit ended with the arrest of former Baltimore Ravens player in Mississippi. Authorities there say he is also a person of interest in a missing man case.
Ron Cook joined Ed and Steve this morning talk about Mike Tomlin and the AFC North.
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin was fined $100,000 for interfering with a kick return in Baltimore. The NFL is also considering a modification or forfeiture of draft choices.
The Baltimore Ravens most formidable offensive threat these days is Justin Tucker, a quirky fellow whose skill set transcends kicking a football with uncanny accuracy.
Matt Stover joined Ed & Steve to talk about the Ravens and Justin Tucker's great streak of good kicks this year.
The Ravens are 6-6, and I am not convinced they are much better than an average team. That said, it should be enough to get them in the playoffs.
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.
For a few years now, the NFL has been encouraging kids to be active every day.
