Shaking Things Up: Ravens Cut Huff And Spears
The Ravens are following through with their statement that they were going to shake things up during the bye week.
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The Ravens are following through with their statement that they were going to shake things up during the bye week.
The Ravens make some cuts as they get ready for the Cleveland Browns game.
Blockbuster trades are common in most sports. But in the NFL, it's a rare occurrence. There were reports surfacing that Baltimore may buck the trend and acquire a wide receiver to spark some life into a struggling offense. But the Ravens made the right call when they decided to pass on such an opportunity.
The guys talk to Chuck about almost everything Cleveland.
Ray Halbritter of the Oneida Indian Nation didn't start the movement to change the name of the Washington Redskins, but the upstate New York tribal leader has turned up the heat.
The Baltimore Ravens appear to have benefited from the time off they received during their bye week.
The Ravens are back to work in preparation for the Cleveland Browns. Currently on a two-game losing streak, Baltimore will need to get back on track quickly if they wish to keep pace with the Bengals.
Since Jerry Jones ran off everyone anyone good in his organization and started being the Czar of Dallas, the Cowboys have started a new tradition....finding ways to lose. Usually it's either in the play-offs or in games that decide the division title. But I guess the Cowboys were practicing their December collapse in October, just to make sure they got it right.
NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah joined Scott and Jeremy today to recap the weekend in the NFL.
The Ravens sign former Bengals running back Bernard Scott.
We are past the Week 8 mark of the season. The Ravens are coming off of the Bye Week. All of the AFC North have a 1-1 Division Record.
The Ravens didn't want to enter the bye with a loss against the Pittsburgh Steelers. But it may end up being the best thing to happen to the Ravens this season.
If they weren't so successful in the past, the Baltimore Ravens would be seriously concerned about the present.
Lots of fans and media types up in arms about Ravens head coach John Harbaugh calling for that onside kick last Sunday in Pittsburgh. Obviously everyone thinks it's a bad call...Because it didn't work! Why is Saints head coach Sean Peyton a genius for calling for that onside kick to start the second half in the Super Bowl a few years ago?...Because it worked!
We only got one lousy, stinkin' Super Bowl championship out of you Peyton, big deal! Oh, that crazy Jimmy Irsay! It's true, Jimmy is not your typical NFL owner. Jimmy tweets more than Justin Beiber and Miley Cyrus combined. But, to be fair....At least he isn't his old man! How about all of that bellyaching he did last week about the Peyton Manning Era in Indy?
We're just about at the midpoint of the NFL season and Vinny picks his Dirty Dozen: His Top 12 NFL teams heading into Week 8.
1-5 last week? Embarrassing. Bob Haynie looks to rebound from a "Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad, Week"
Week 8 in the NFL finds the Ravens on the sidelines. So what does a Raven fan do on a Sunday when he can't watch his Ravens?
It wasn't too long ago that many wondered if Suggs would ever be the same player again after tearing his Achilles tendon last season. But now it's clear that Suggs is back and better than ever.
NFL Network host Rich Eisen joined Bob & Glenn to talk about many NFL topics.....
A man on trial in the slaying of Washington Redskins star safety Sean Taylor admitted to breaking into the NFL player's home, kicking down the bedroom door and shooting Taylor, and drew a detailed diagram of the house, labeling himself as the shooter, according to a videotaped confession played for the jury Thursday.
I know people want to pin the Ravens woes on HOW they are playing. What about WHO is playing?
This may have you jumping into Middle River: A Ravens Super Bowl ring is somewhere in it.
