Ravens Poised For Showdown Against Steelers
The Baltimore Ravens enter the most difficult part of the schedule coming off their most dominant performance of the season.
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The Baltimore Ravens enter the most difficult part of the schedule coming off their most dominant performance of the season.
Matt Vensel of the Baltimore Sun joins Glenn Younes & Mark Zinno to talk Ravens football.
Vinny and Rob take a final look at the Ravens exceptional performance in Sunday's 55-20 win at home against the Oakland Raiders. They further examine the two playing personas of quarterback Joe Flacco; why is "Home Joe" so much better that "Road Joe"?
The Ravens have never been known for scoring points. But this season, the offense for Baltimore have been known to put up points in bunches. Sunday's game against the Raiders would be no different as the team would set a franchise record with 55 points in a single game. Baltimore could not be stopped as the team moved to 7-2 on the year.
.The Baltimore Ravens enjoyed a record-setting day at the expense of the mistake-prone Oakland Raiders, who matched a dubious franchise mark that had not been broached in over three decades. Joe Flacco threw for 341 yards and three touchdowns, Jacoby Jones ran a kickoff back for 105 yards, and Baltimore set a club record for points in a 55-20 rout Sunday.
The Ravens have dealt with injuries throughout the season. But during the second half of the schedule, Baltimore will look to get healthy as they make a push for the postseason. Ngata has continued to struggle with his knee and shoulder injury. And McPhee has yet to practice in 2 weeks. With injuries to Yanda and Williams, Baltimore will have to play with a slightly banged up unit.
Ray Rice watched film of Oakland's game against Tampa Bay last week and nearly jumped out his chair in anticipation of facing a defense that yielded four touchdowns and 251 yards rushing to rookie Doug Martin.
Brent Harris of CSN joins Haynie & Zinno to talk Ravens football.
Injured Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis surprised coaches and players at practice today.
The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson joins 105.7 The Fan to talk about the latest Ravens' news.
There wasn't a happier team to see Carson Palmer leave Cincinnati than the Baltimore Ravens. For years, Palmer plagued the Ravens' defense with precise passing and fourth quarter comebacks. And though Palmer isn't the same quarterback he used to be, it'll still be in the Ravens' best interest to keep him contained for 60 minutes.
It was with no small amount of angst that cornerback Cary Williams declined a $15 million, three-year offer from the Baltimore Ravens during the past offseason.
The Ravens are 6-2 and in firm control of the AFC North. With Pittsburgh lurking and a meeting between the two days away, Baltimore will need to first take care of business against the Raiders. With the way Doug Martin performed against Oakland last week, Rice may be looking to dominate as well.
The Ravens are 6-2, second best record in the AFC. At the halfway point, they have a better record than they did during their Super Bowl year. But why does that feel unimpressive?
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo was delighted to learn that the majority of Maryland voters shared his opinion on same sex marriage.
The Carroll County Times' Matt Zenitz joined The Vinny and Rob Show to preview this weekend's Ravens-Raiders game.
ESPN's John Clayton talks make-up tips, QB's, Ravens and more on The Vinny and Rob Show.
The fans of Baltimore have experienced something new in the 2012 NFL Season: A below average Ravens defense. The defense hasn't been able to stop the run or the pass for the majority of the season. Coaches went to work to figure out a way to fix any glaring holes they could find. For now it appears they are headed in the right direction
The Ravens are showing how great they are both on and off the field by giving back to those in need.
The Baltimore Ravens' game at the Pittsburgh Steelers will remain on Sunday night, Nov. 18.
There's really nothing eye-catching about the Baltimore Ravens this season -- except their record.
When the Ravens lost Ricky Williams to retirement, many wondered who would take over his role. The Ravens knew Rice wasn't an every down back. To keep Rice fresh, they would need someone to compliment him in certain situations. Bernard Pierce seems to be the answer for Baltimore. If his time at Temple is any indication, Pierce can become a dangerous running back.
Although the Ravens managed a 25-15 win over the Browns on Sunday, there were some issues. The Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson joins The Vinny and Rob Show to discuss.
I'm not a Ravens apologist but I'm not going to apologize for a 10-point win on the road against a divisional opponent either.
There's a lot of bad blood between the Browns fans and the Ravens. Sunday's game won't help patch things up as Baltimore defeated Cleveland for the 10 straight time. Flacco has never lost to Cleveland; a streak that will continue to at least 2013. And though a division win is great for Baltimore, there is still plenty of work left to be done.
