Former Jags QB Mark Brunell Previews Sunday's Match-Up
Mark Brunell, ESPN Personality and former Quarterback of the Jacksonville Jaguars joined the show to take a look at the Jaguars coming to Baltimore to face the Ravens.
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Mark Brunell, ESPN Personality and former Quarterback of the Jacksonville Jaguars joined the show to take a look at the Jaguars coming to Baltimore to face the Ravens.
I went 3-2 last week. Let's take a look at my NFL Week 15 JB Locks against the spread.
So, how do you get fired up to play a 2-11 team that is one of the 2 or 3 worst teams in the NFL? Manufacture motivation.
Brent Harris joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens taking on the Jaguars this Sunday.
Tony Boselli joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens hosting the Jaguars this Sunday.
Changing the rules. The NFL gets new guidelines on how it must discipline domestic violence offenders after Rice Rice's elevator incident caused months of public outcry.
Adam Archuleta is on the call Sunday for CBS Sports when the Ravens welcome the Jaguars to M&T Bank Stadium.
The St. Louis Rams aren't necessarily out of the playoff race, but one more loss could get them to that point. The Arizona Cardinals have struggled a little since Carson Palmer went down with a season-ending injury. Now, the two NFC West teams are going to battle it out on "Thursday Night Football" and CBS Sports' Dan Fouts talked about how important the game is for both.
There have been several moments where I felt the Ravens were the best team in the AFC North and deserved consideration for being an elite team in the AFC. But inconsistencies, injuries, and overall mayhem have prevented that from being the reality.
Joe Cool does have his less than perfect games, but instead of comparing him to all time greats like Tom Brady & Peyton Manning let's look back at the list...the looooooooooong list of the Quarterbacks who preceded him in purple & black and be glad!
Jason La Canfora and Terry Ford discuss a variety of topics on their weekly podcast series.
Steve Palazolo of Pro Football Focus previews the Ravens game against the Jaguars.
John Eisenberg joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens win in South Beach and a look ahead to the Sunday showdown with the Jaguars.
With the Ravens in the middle of a playoff race, off field issues should be the last thing on their minds. But the Ray Rice situation is a special case; one that will have the Ravens undivided attention in a few weeks.
The Ravens are in the middle of a intense battle for a spot in the postseason. They control their own destiny but it means they have to win each of their next 3 games. First up is the Jacksonville Jaguars, a team with loads of holes on their roster.
After the day's action was done, only two of the six improved to 8-5. Thanks to their 28-13 victory over the Dolphins in Miami, the Ravens were one of the two.
Without Haloti Ngata, the Baltimore Ravens traveled to Miami and took care of business to keep pace in the AFC Playoff picture.
Mike Preston gives out his grades for the Ravens big win in South Beach.
The last thing Baltimore could afford was another loss in the AFC. With their conference record among the worst of the playoff hopefuls, the Miami game was a must win. The Ravens got the job done with another great performance from their offense and their pass rush specialist.
The Ravens rallied with consecutive touchdown drives of 97 and 75 yards, then added the clinching score after a favorable replay reversal to beat Miami 28-13 Sunday.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh and quarterback Joe Flacco are 4-0 against Dolphins, including three wins in Miami.
The Ravens are in the last quarter of the regular season. The teams that want to make it in the postseason must win in December. Will injuries make that task difficult for Baltimore?
This is not because Rodgers beat Brady last week. The game was whisker-close and you could easily argue that the Patriots would win a rematch on a neutral field. This is about stats, scent, and sense.
Paul Bessire joins me to give his picks every week for Capper's Corner.
The Ravens travel to Miami to take on the Dolphins Sunday at 1pm. The Dolphins could see the loss of Ngata as a chance to feature Lamar Miller.
