Bengals Beat Writer Joe Reedy Joins The Scott Garceau Show
Joe Reedy, Bengals Beat Writer with the Cincinnati Enquirer joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked about the Wild Card match up with the Houston Texans.
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Joe Reedy, Bengals Beat Writer with the Cincinnati Enquirer joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked about the Wild Card match up with the Houston Texans.
Ray Lewis addresses Media Criticism, the chances for another Baltimore Championship & reflects on his 16 years in the league.
The Baltimore Orioles are improving their depth. Depth on a team that's coming off a 90 loss season.
Baltimore is going purple. The mayor urged everyone to get into the Ravens spirit. And kids are already putting pen to paper to cheer for the home team.
Andy Lindahl, part of the Denver Broncos broadcast team joined The Scott Garceau Show and talked about the Tim Tebow's journey to the playoffs.
When Ray Rice looks back on the 2011 season, he will readily acknowledge that he's never had a better year.
The Professor John Clayton joins Vinny and Kenny and gives his predictions going into the playoffs.
The Cincinnati Enquirer's Joe Reedy joins Vinny and Ken.
These guys are legends and are both going to the Hall of Fame one day...
The Baltimore Ravens have a new division title, a chance at the Super Bowl and now players and fans are in full "playoff mode."
The Baltimore Ravens have cut placekicker Shayne Graham.
Both Ray and Ed Reed are going to Canton, but right now is the time to think about the current Ravens' team and their quest to get to Indianapolis. You have to do what's in the best interest of THIS team.
Take a look outside and it is clear that fans are fired up about the Ravens march toward the Super Bowl. And starting Tuesday, you can start to see that purple pride around the city.
Meanwhile the axe is falling...
For the Baltimore Ravens, the benefits that come with their first AFC North title since 2006 begin with a much-needed bye that should enable several injured players to heal before the team begins a markedly different playoff drive. The Ravens -- and fans -- couldn't be happier.
The Ravens are getting ready for a playoff game at M&T Bank Stadium---and so are their fans.
Throughout the Baltimore Ravens' playoff run, young fans are encouraged to write letters to the team and then drop them off in purple mailboxes found at participating Giant Food stores.
A few thousand tickets for the Baltimore Ravens' Divisional Playoff game will be available for public sale beginning this Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 10 a.m.
The struggle is part of the journey and part of the growth process for a winning team.
It wasn't a masterpiece. Let's face it, with the Baltimore Ravens it rarely is, but the Ravens beat the Bengals yesterday 24-16.
The Ravens' 24-16 win at Cincinnati wraps up a 12-4 season for Baltimore, an AFC North Division title and the number-2 seed in the AFC playoffs (New England number-1).
Baltimore finished a perfect run through the division on Sunday night, beating the Cincinnati Bengals 24-16 for its third AFC North title behind Ray Rice's two long touchdown runs.
Are you looking for the best sports exhibits in Baltimore? Try the Babe Ruth Museum or the Sports Legends Museum.
The cotton candy, hot dogs and two-for-one tickets worked. Paul Brown Stadium will be full and rowdy for a game with playoff implications all around.
Here are the show's Week 17 picks...
