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The Coast Guard is setting up a temporary security zone in Baltimore's Inner Harbor during the NFL kickoff event.
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The Coast Guard is setting up a temporary security zone in Baltimore's Inner Harbor during the NFL kickoff event.
The Ravens start their title defense in the place where a lot of big moments were made, in Denver.
Marijuana advocates are trying to grab some attention from the NFL's season opening game in Denver.
So when the Ravens and Broncos rematch to open the NFL season, what can we expect? Simple. Another hell of a football game. Who has the edge? Let's take a look.
Former Steeler HC & current CBS Analyst calls Flacco & Harbaugh's playoff record an "Unbelievable Feat" & call their Super Bowl win "Poetic Justice".
The 2012 season for the Baltimore Ravens was defined by their resilience through adversity. Some of the biggest adversities they were forced to overcome were injuries sustained by some of the biggest superstars on the roster. But on Thursday, it is the Broncos who will have to overcome adversity, as one of their best players will be sidelined with a nagging injury.
Fans are counting down the hours until the Ravens take the field to open the season. The team has arrived in Denver, and the celebration in Baltimore is well underway.
Tackling helmet head injuries. That's what the NFL, appliance maker GE and Maryland's sportswear company Under Armour are teaming up to do.
A Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl win brings the NFL and United Way to Hilton Elementary School in West Baltimore.
Raj Saran, ESPNDenver.com, joined The Scott Garceau Show and discussed the NFL Season Opener between the Ravens and Broncos.
I decided to go through the ludicrous exercise of trying to make a game-by-game projection of the Ravens schedule, and thus, what their record will be this year.
The National Football League season kicks off on Thursday night with a marquee matchup. The defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens travel to Denver to face a Broncos team that is picked by many to be this year's powerhouse squad.
As the Ravens get set to start their Super Bowl title defense, former Raven Mike Flynn - who was asked to come back to Baltimore to help kick-off the season - spoke with Zinno about what it's like defending a title.
Author of No Plan B, a book on Peyton manning, Mark Kizla joined Ed & Steve to talk about Peyton and the season opener Thursday night.....
Former Denver Bronco and current Ravens linebacker Elvis Dumervil laments on his shortcomings during last season's upset of the Broncos in the divisional round of the playoffs but says this year, as a Raven, he wants to prove himself.
The excitement is brewing, and Baltimore is getting Ravens ready for the team's season opener, fresh off their Super Bowl win.
The NFL Network debuted its special on the Ravens Super Bowl run Monday night. Here are some of my takeaways.
So it's finally here, the start of the defending champs season. Plenty has changed and only time and games will tell the results. Here are a few things on each side of the ball to keep an eye on.
The Defending Champion Ravens will arrive in Denver with a few new faces on the roster this season.
The Baltimore Ravens head back to the scene of the crime where they successfully stole the 2012-13 AFC Divisional Playoff win from the favored Denver Broncos, lead by future Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning. The Broncos will look to minimize the errors committed in the last match up and take home a win.
Bart Scott joined Ed & Steve to talk about his new pre-game show on CBS Sports Network....
Getting ready for football. The Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens are starting their 2013 season on the road because of a scheduling conflict but there will be no shortage of football-themed events in Baltimore leading up to the game.
Elvis Dumervil is days away from returning to the stadium he called home for his first seven years in the NFL and facing off against his former team.
Is former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis a conspiracy theorist? He says something was not quite right when the lights went out at Mercedes-Benz Superdome early in the third quarter of Super Bowl XLVII.
Giant banners of Joe Flacco hang from the stadium in Denver, where nobody needed the larger-than-life reminders that his 70-yard touchdown toss in the final minute of regulation ruined the Broncos' Super Bowl hopes and propelled the Ravens to the title.