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Many fully expect it, but none know for sure. The Ravens may be getting their most iconic figure in time for their game against the Denver Broncos. With playoff implications throughout this contest, it will be a huge boost if Baltimore can garner his services. But he isn't the only Ravens player with questions regarding his availability for Sunday's game.
Even if they don't win another game, the Baltimore Ravens could probably still get into the playoffs as AFC North champions. And then what?
Jonathan Ogden is the original Raven, the first draft pick in franchise history has a good shot to be the first true Raven inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Only three weeks left in the 2012 NFL regular season. It's been a fun one, for the most part. The Ravens have lost back-to-back games for the first time in three years. They are still looking good for winning the AFC North, barring a total collapse.
The Ravens have had success against the Denver Broncos in the past. Peyton Manning is a different story. When Baltimore and Denver clash on Sunday, one of those streaks will hold true. Baltimore will either have to put points up in bunches, or keep Manning off the field. This games have all the makings of a playoff like showdown between 2 of the better teams in the NFL.
Don't expect Jim Caldwell to incorporate the triple-option or a variety of trick plays in his first NFL game as an offensive coordinator.
It was the talk of the town when the season first started. The "sugar huddle" offense was dynamic and exciting. It placed Joe Flacco on track for his first Pro Bowl selection. And then it was gone. For whatever reason the Ravens abandoned that style of football. But with the promotion of Caldwell to offensive coordinator, many expect the no-huddle offense to return. And it couldn't come at a better time.
A couple of national organizations are teaming up with the wives and girlfriends of Ravens players to make the holidays happier for those down on their luck.
Mike Klis of the Denver Post joins Scott & Jeremy on the Scott Garceau Show to talk about the match up this Sunday between the Baltimore Ravens and the Denver Broncos.
Brent Harris of Comcast Sports Net joins Haynie & Zinno to talk Ravens football.
The once-esteemed defense of the Baltimore Ravens is almost unrecognizable these days.
That said, Peyton Manning is my favorite athlete to watch in sports. The way he has come back from all these surgeries, and shut up the critics, is amazing.
Often in sports, many forget that the men wearing the jerseys are just that -- men. The same can be said for head coaches who sacrifice time with their loved ones to improve their football team. The decisions that coaches make can appear to be very cerebral in nature. But more often than not, the choices made by a coach can be 'very human' indeed.
Baltimore Ravens rookie cornerback Asa Jackson has been suspended for four games for violating the NFL's policy on performance enhancing substances.
Jacoby Jones has been a key addition to the Ravens this season. Who can forget that critical touchdown against the Steelers and the dance that followed?
It's not Cam's fault. Carroll County Times' Ravens beat reporter Matt Zenitz is taking the wait and see approach when it comes to the Ravens' new offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell.
The Ravens decision to fire Cam Cameron and replace him with Jim Caldwell is a bold, and also risky move.
The Ravens have always had bad luck with wide receivers. Drafting players like Travis Taylor and Clarence Moore, Baltimore found itself in a tough predicament. After finally drafting a decent quarterback, the Ravens were left searching for a legitimate receiver to compliment him. They finally found him in 2008 when they traded for Anquan Boldin.
The Ravens fired offensive coordinator Cam Cameron today. Vinny and Rob with reaction.
Baltimore and Washington never had a rivalry. The media did its best to form one, but the players weren't buying it. After Sunday, things may be about to change. The Ravens lost in heartbreaking fashion to the NFC East Washington Redskins. The loss gave Redskins new life and created doubt inside the minds of Ravens fans around Baltimore.
Washington Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III says he doesn't think he has a torn ACL in his right knee.
The Washington Redskins beat the Baltimore Ravens 31-28 in overtime. It is the Ravens' first time losing back-to-back games since 2009.
"He's unbelievable. He's back there, he makes more plays than anyone you've been around. He changes the game."
Terrell Suggs has made it a habit of beating the odds this season. First, he returns to action after tearing his Achilles Tendon. Now, after tearing his biceps, it appears he may make a second comeback. The freak known as T-Sizzle looks to be a game-time decision as Baltimore prepares for a pivotal meeting against the Redskins.
NFL Great Boomer Esiason talks about how the Ravens can beat RG3 and the Redskins.
