Baltimore Ravens Fans Are In A Purple Playoffs Frenzy
As the Ravens get ready to take on the Patriots, purple pride has hit fever pitch. All over Maryland fans are gearing up for the big game this Sunday.
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As the Ravens get ready to take on the Patriots, purple pride has hit fever pitch. All over Maryland fans are gearing up for the big game this Sunday.
Will Brinson from CBSSports.com's NFL blog Eye on Football joined Vinny Cerrato and Bob Haynie to talk about the latest in football.
The team will travel to Foxborough for the A-F-C Championship game, for the second straight year, linebacker Ray Lewis said, "I think, going back to last year, we made up our mind at the end of the year that wasn't for us."
The Ravens have been in this situation before: Championship Sunday against the Patriots. Baltimore has a chance to defeat a bitter rival and get one step closer to hoisting the Lombardi trophy. To accomplish this feat, they'll need Flacco to play exceptionally well. But if history is any indication, the Ravens won't have to worry about that.
Little expert. He's young, but he has the knowledge and know-how to talk sports. And while some fans don't always agree, this 12-year-old sportscaster says he's only calling the games the way he sees them.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake agreed to a friendly wager with Boston Mayor Thomas Menino over the outcome of Sunday's AFC Championship rematch between the Baltimore Ravens and the New England Patriots.
Baltimore Ravens color analyst and former NFL Wide Receiver Qadry Ismail joined Gresh & Zo for a preview of Sunday's AFC Championship game between the Patriots and Ravens.
Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco has gotten his fair share of criticism since entering the league five years ago, but you won't be hearing it from the New England locker room leading up to the AFC Championship Game.
The Ravens advance to the A-F-C Championship game for the second straight year, and again they will be playing the Patriots. This is a fitting circumstance for the Ravens because of the outcome of last year.
Bernard Pollard joined the Norris & Davis show to give a players insight on the upcoming AFC Championship.
The Ravens have another opportunity to embrace the underdog role, this time in the AFC championship game against the New England Patriots.
It's Ravens vs. Patriots week. Vinny and Rob catch up with a caller named Josh who is from Foxboro, MA and just happens to be driving through Baltimore.
I hear a lot of people saying that Ravens v. Patriots in the AFC Championship game rematch had to be this way, this is the way it had to be to beat the Patriots... had to be Ravens and had to be Flacco, had to be Brady.
The Ravens did what many thought was impossible when they defeated the top seeded Denver Broncos on Saturday. Fans should expect similar talk from experts when they analyze the match-up with the Patriots. But delve deeper into the showdown and you'll see a Ravens squad primed for another major upset.
For the second straight year in the AFC, the New England Patriots will host the Baltimore Ravens with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line.
The Baltimore Ravens' game at the Pittsburgh Steelers will remain on Sunday night, Nov. 18.
ESPN's John Clayton talked about the latest NFL news on The Vinny and Rob Show today.
The big story heading into the 2012 season centered on Justin Tucker. A relatively unknown kicker would replace the man who missed the biggest kick in Ravens history. But from what we've seen so far, the rookie kicker isn't playing like a rookie at all.
Joe Flacco outplayed Brady for the second straight time as Ravens defeat Patriots 31-30. Torrey Smith would score two touchdowns hours after hearing of his brother's accident. And Justin Tucker would hit the game winning field goal as time expired.
Rookie Justin Tucker kicked a 27-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Ravens a 31-30 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday night in a rematch of the AFC championship game.
The Ravens played an extremely physical match up last Sunday against the Eagles. And though they had key personnel banged up on defense, most of the players are expected to suit up against the Patriots.
The Patriots do a great job in taking away an opposing teams' best player. In this game, Ray Rice is the best player, averaging an impressive 6.2 yards per carry. Look for the Patriots to try and take Rice out of the equation and force Flacco to beat them with his arm.
ESPN.com's James Walker joins the Vinny and Rob show to give his thoughts on the Ravens Patriots match-up.
Will Bernard Pollard be the secret weapon against Tom Brady on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium?
